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Artificial Snow Might Save Antarctica From Global Warming
According to a study released on 17th of July, the governments could launch a last-ditch engineering project to blanket the surface of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet with artificial snow, so it will be stopped from submerging coastal cities and…
Kratom Is Unsafe For People’s Health, A New Study Concluded
Kratom, or mitragyna speciosa, is an equatorial tree part of the coffee family which can be found predominantly in Southeast Asia. Since the 19th century, kratom has been utilized as medicine because it is assumed to have opioid properties. People…
Cannabis Use Leads To Memory Issues, New Research Concluded
People who indulge in the consumption of cannabis may be prone to develop memory issues or some cognitive difficulties in comparison to those who don’t consume it. A team of researchers tested and interviewed 1,121 adults with an age which…
Scientists Produced Hallucinations In Mice Using Light
A new study, which was recently published in the journal Science, demonstrated by stimulating neurons in the brain with the help of light, can cause hallucinations. The review is particularly important as scientists might be able to determine the connection…
Alzheimer’s Disease Affects More Women Than Men – New Research Revealed Why
The most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, varies by sex, and some biological clues were found by new research giving reasons why men are less likely to develop this condition than women. Men’s and women’s brains are different, so…
The Marshall Islands Is The Most Radioactive Place On The Earth, Surpassing Chernobyl
The damage of the 1986 power-plant explosion is assessed by Soviet officials after plumes of radioactive materials were released into the air. According to them, “the most dangerous place on Earth” is now the roof of the power plant. A…
Physical Activity During Middle Age Prolongs Life, New Research Concluded
A new study conducted by a team in the United Kingdom and published in the BMJ theorizes that people who exercise regularly might have a better chance of living longer than those who do not engage in physical activity. The…
ESA’s Gaia To Update The Map Of Milky Way Galaxy
The Milky Way had been described since it was first viewed as a barred spiral galaxy whose diameter varies between 150,000 and 200,000 light-years. Astronomers believe, after extended researches, to contain between 100 and 400 billion stars and above 100…
Mothers’ Exposure to Solvents Might Increase the Risk of Autism in Children
A new study discovered a link between mothers’ exposure to solvents and autism in children. The scientists collected information on work records for 750 mothers and 891 fathers. Also, parents of 537 autistic children and 414 children without any disorders…
NASA Plans to Send a Crewed Mission to Mars by 2030
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine stated during a recent interview that while NASA is currently focusing on returning to the moon in the next five years, a mission which aims to reach Mars may be initiated by 2033. During the press…