Have you heard that hordes of animals are fleeing Yellowstone National Park? If so, did you wonder if it’s true? Well, there’s no need to worry. It’s not true, and the claim is easily debunked.
An article about the rumor posted on the…
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Stubby dinosaur took spikey armor to the extreme
Spicomellus afer isn’t just a super spiky anklyosaur. It’s the oldest known…
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World’s first ammonia commercial ship engine set to launch in Japan
A Japanese engine manufacturer has just unveiled the world’s first commercial ammonia-powered ship engine in a bid to revolutionize maritime transport and slash greenhouse gas emissions.
Akashi-headquartered Japan Engine Corporation…
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Scientists just rewrote the chemistry of graphene oxide
A major shift in graphene oxide research reveals that organosulfate groups, not the commonly assumed carboxylic acids, drive its charge behavior and stability in water. These strongly acidic, covalently bonded sulfur groups explain longstanding…
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Censured Sumatra coal plant blamed for sickening children in Indonesia’s Bengkulu
- A 2×100 megawatt coal power plant established by Chinese state-owned enterprise, Power Construction Corporation of China (PowerChina), incurred environmental penalties in 2023 from Indonesia’s environment…
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Purge At CDC Has Major Implications For Agency And Public Health
WASHINGTON, DC: Susan Monarez, former Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was fired by President Trump, purportedly for opposing Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine policies.(Photo by Kayla…
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What you need to know if you’re thinking of buying a cheap EV
Ask most people if they’d buy a secondhand electric car and they’ll walk the other way. Others will roll their eyes and say they wouldn’t want to take the risk.
But a few will say they already have… and it’s the best thing they’ve ever done….
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‘Cannibal’ solar storm could paint auroras above 18 US states this Labor Day
A “cannibalistic” solar storm is about to slam into Earth’s magnetic field, triggering vibrant auroras that will potentially be visible in up to 18 different U.S. states, just in time for Labor Day.
On Saturday (Aug. 30), sunspot 4204, located…
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AI brain interface lets users move robot arm with pure thought
A new wearable, noninvasive brain-computer interface (BCI) system that uses artificial intelligence has been designed to help people with physical disabilities.
The University of California, Los Angeles, developed this new BCI where an AI…
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Your Hairstyle Could Generate Pollution on Par With Busy Traffic : ScienceAlert
The combination of common hair care products and the heat of styling appliances can produce levels of nanoparticle air pollution on a par with standing by a busy road, a new study reveals.
Particles up to 500 nanometers in size – around 200…
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