Science
- Girls Are Genetically Predisposed to Be Afraid of Spiders
[03 Sep, 2009] comments (0)
Recently researchers unveiled that girls are probably born with the natural fear of spiders. ...
- Watermelon Could Be Used to Produce Eco-friendly Fuel
[02 Sep, 2009] comments (0)
During the U.S. government researches scientists studied the popular summer fruit and found that unwanted watermelons could serve as a source for producing biofuel ethanol. ...
- Astronomers Discovered Earth's Coldest, Driest and Calmest Place
[01 Sep, 2009] comments (1)
A team of American and Australian researchers were able to discover the coldest, driest and calmest place on the planet during their exploration for the most suitable site for a laboratory. ...
- Scientists Closer to Developing Invisible Portals
[13 Aug, 2009] comments (2)
With the help of a technique called transformation optics, scientists will be able to make invisible portals like the ones seen in several Harry Potter movies leading to platform 9 and 3/4. ...
- Researchers Could Create Perfect Visual Memory Drug
[12 Aug, 2009] comments (1)
A team of researchers was able to isolate a protein that could help people obtain a perfect memory. Spanish scientists recently reported they discovered a substance that could be used as a memory-booster. ...
- Women Who Like Red Wine Have Better Sex Lives
[07 Aug, 2009] comments (0)
According to researchers from the University of Florence, Italy, women who consume red wine have better sex lives. Scientists carried out their study among Tuscan women. ...
- Heavy Use of Cell Phones Associated With Poor Memory
[06 Aug, 2009] comments (0)
Young people, who heavily use cell phones, were found to have poor memory. According to the latest study these youngsters had also slower reaction times and were more likely to make more mistakes than those who use cell phones less often. ...
- Encyclopedia of Life - Everything About Every Species on the Planet
[31 Jul, 2009] comments (1)
The recently-launched Encyclopedia of Life has the goal of creating an individual web-page for each type of animals, plants, insects etc. ...
- World's Largest River is 11 Million Years Old
[30 Jul, 2009] comments (0)
Scientists from the University of Liverpool found that the Amazon River, one of the two largest in the world, along with its transcontinental drainage is approximately 11 million years old. ...
- Women Become More Beautiful Over Generations, Researchers Say
[28 Jul, 2009] comments (0)
Recently researchers discovered that over the generations women are become more beautiful. Scientists at the University of Helsinki carried out a study which claims that attractive women have more children compared to plainer ones. ...
- Explorers Discover World's Largest Cave in Vietnam
[27 Jul, 2009] comments (0)
Recently scientists discovered a huge cave in a Vietnamese jungle and they believe it is yet the biggest single cave in the world. ...
- Latest Invention: LED Light Bulbs that Makes Use of Salmon DNA
[24 Jul, 2009] comments (2)
Researchers from the University of Connecticut recently unveiled their latest invention, which is a long-lasting LED light bulb that makes use of salmon DNA. ...
- Studying Apollo Landing Site with Solar-Powered Moon Rover
[23 Jul, 2009] comments (0)
By using a solar-powered rover prototype, scientists look forward to study the landing site of Apollo and discover how materials used during the moon mission have fare after 40 years since Neil Armstrong made his big step for humanity. ...
- Huge New-Gen Telescope to Be Constructed in Hawaii
[22 Jul, 2009] comments (0)
A new-generation extremely large telescope will be built in Hawaii. The project is expected to be finished by 2018. ...
- Latest Invention: Cell Phone with Portable Microscope for Spotting and Tracking Diseases
[22 Jul, 2009] comments (8)
A team of scientists from the United States developed a portable microscope that is connected to a camera phone. Their latest invention thus can be used to diagnose dangerous diseases in blood and sputum samples. ...