New virus detectives test scan whole-body in search of HIV’s hiding places, Because to prevent the virus from rebounding after drug therapy, researchers must first map where it lurks in the body. Antiretroviral drugs have transformed HIV infection from a death sentence to a chronic condition for many people who carry the virus. But because … Read more
While it may seem as if the universe will go on forever it more than likely has an expiration date. Luckily you won’t have to worry about it and neither will your grandkids. Estimates on when the end of all things will actually occur range from 100 trillion to just 2.8 billion years away. In … Read more
The solar system is full of volcanoes, but not all of them spew or ooze liquid rock. Where it’s cold enough, We also see evidence of cryovolcanoes that spit out slushy ices. So far, we have found them on several gas-giant’s moons and on Pluto. We have even found one in the asteroid belt, on … Read more
On, September 14 2005, there was an earthquake in a remote part of Africa region on northern Ethiopia. It wasn’t very strong, but it was the first of many. Over the 12 days, there were over a hundred more quakes, most of them also relatively small. Then on September 26, a nearby volcano called Dabbahu … Read more
It could be possible that one day, billions of year from now, the earth will stand still. But chances are good that other event will occur before that such as the sun swallowing up the planet. With that being said there isn’t a chance that the earth will suddenly stop spinning anytime soon. But let’s … Read more
You’ve seen it on the news hurricane forecast with the weather maps and storm paths in alarming red but most of the time they’re not exactly accurate here’s why? The trickiness to weather predictions comes from the fact that the math meteorologists use isn’t exactly accurate. Hurricane predictions and weather patterns are based on equations. … Read more
Now your phone can help predict the weather. Soon weather station might be added to the many functions of your phone. Researchers have shown that air pressure data from thousands of smartphones can improve predictions of a storm’s strength, and where and when it will strike. Such a smartphone network would augment the existing system … Read more
On Oct. 11, 2018, two astronauts piled into a Russian Soyuz spacecraft for what should have been a routine trip to the International Space Station. But just a few minutes after liftoff, an issue with the Soyuz’s rocket.triggered an emergency landing. But Astronauts are safe both crewmembers survived in good condition. A Russian Soyuz rocket … Read more
In Colombia, this town, RICAURTE, has long been known as the home of Los bobos, “the foolish ones” Thanks to some misleading religious stuff. Some also say that a witch woman in the town prepared a love potion that sometimes went wrong, producing intellectual disability instead of undying devotion. But now doctors know that it … Read more
Medical researchers at Northwestern University have developed a new blood test that can determine the precise time of your body’s internal clock. Circadian clocks play a key role in regulating a vast array of biological processes, with significant implications for human health. Accurate assessment of physiological time using transcriptional biomarkers found in human blood can … Read more
In August, at the American Chemical Society meeting in Boston, Mass. Rolf Halden enlighten the world with this new threat to our environment. Many people need contact lenses every day for work and play. Until now scientists hadn’t studied what happened to these soft plastic disks after use. Mass. Rolf Halden thought of this and … Read more
Frances Arnold (left), George Smith (middle) and Gregory Winter (right) have won the 2018 Nobel Prize in chemistry Frances Arnold of Caltech becomes the fifth woman to win the Nobel Prize in chemistry. Her method of creating customized enzymes for biofuels, environmentally friendly detergents and other products won her The Prestigious Nobel Prize. Gregory Winter … Read more
Researchers in Japan will be able to edit human embryos in the lab under proposed rules. Japan has issued draft guidelines that allow the use of gene-editing tools in human embryos. The proposal was released by an expert panel representing the country’s health and science ministries on 28 September 2018. Although the country regulates the … Read more
Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna or ANITA is a particle detector. A team of physicists at Antarctica use Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna to search high-energy particles from space. ANITA floats on a helium balloon at an altitude of 37 kilometres for about a month at a time and collects radio waves. The way it works is … Read more
Let’s get one fact straight it’s only a matter of time before we successfully create an AI that surpasses the intelligence of a human being. This event is known as the singularity and estimates for this event to happen range from anywhere between 10 and 50 years from now.So, what happens next is yet to … Read more