[ad_1] A new type of flu could surprise governments and kill nearly a billion people, warn scientists. A viral simulation of a new pathogen, which spreads by cough, has been shown to …
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[ad_1] Bacteria disappear at rates much higher than those expected by scientists, according to a new study. Between 45,000 and 95,000 types of bacteria have disappeared in the last millions of years. …
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[ad_1] Love is something that burns and makes a ring of fire. A new study refutes the so-called "firewall" theory, which suggests that the ring of fire surrounding a supernova could cremate …
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[ad_1] One of Albert Einstein's main predictions has pbaded a rigorous observation test. Thanks to ESO's Very Large Telescope, researchers were able to follow a star traversing the extreme gravitational field near …
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[ad_1] A pair of nematodes – roundworms – are apparently alive after being frozen in permafrost for nearly 42,000 years. Russian scientists said that the two prehistoric worms, on a group of …
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[ad_1] Low temperature scanning electron micrograph of soybean cyst nematode and its egg. Magnify 1,000 times Agricultural Research Service / Wikimedia Commons Russian scientists have relaunched tiny worms that had been frozen …
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[ad_1] We know that after the Big Bang, the Universe was created with other planets. But, have you ever imagined that this vast and mysterious universe could die one day? Two astrophysicists …
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[ad_1] According to one study, the sunscreen that is spread on the skin can provide less than half the expected degree of protection. Scientists have badyzed the damage caused by ultraviolet (UV) …
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[ad_1] The Medusae Fossae on Mars, seen by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, with the colored base in beige and the colored sand in blue Source: NASA / JPL-Caltech / University of Arizona …
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[ad_1] Scottish scientists revisited the scale of scoring space signals from extraterrestrials. A team of international researchers, led by researchers from the University of St Andrews and the SETI (Mountain Warfare Research …
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