For a long time, we have believed that the most devastating plague of Medieval London, remembered as Black Death, was a deadly bubonic plague that
Category: Science/Technology
Robots the Future of Journalism?
Can robots be the journalists of the future? This question is intriguing enough to compel scientists into carrying out research work, such as the recent
Less Intrusive Underwater Research & Excavation
by Charity Bailey Sea of Plenty The earth’s oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet’s surface, but their depths remain relatively unknown. Some
Evolution of Life and Thermodynamics
by Georgi Gladyshev The origin of life can be explained through the study of thermodynamics of the universe’s evolution. Origin of life and its evolution
Skin Deep App Launched by the Environmental Working Group
It’s the age of Smartphones, or increasingly so; no wonder there are new mobile apps appearing on the screen ever so often. Latest in this
Origin of Life: Scientists Make DNA-like Molecule Assemble Itself
Scientists learnt some 50 years ago that the first-forming living entities capable of replicating themselves had to be RNAs. Now new research claims to have
DNA of Oldest Extinct Human Decoded
Researchers say they were able to completely decode mitochondrial genome of a 400,000-year-old fossil of an extinct human ancestor belonging to the Denisovans. World Science
North Carolina Student Invents Device to Charge Cell Phones with Cosmic Microwave
The universe has a lot to offer, an ocean of energy that human could put to use for meeting their increasing demands of energy consumption.
Diet and Exercise Tracking With Gadgets
by Samantha Greenbaum In this day and age, it seems as if there is an app for just about anything. Apps that let you take
The Next Generation of Video Game Consoles
by CJ Gordon Personally, gaming was a huge part of my life growing up. At first I played mostly solo games, like Nintendo’s Duck Hunt