Spatial Order: A Principle Of Organization
Spatial order is a fundamental method of organization involving the spatial arrangement of items or thoughts in a certain order. This could be, for instance,…
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Monthly Archive: January 2018
The Science Behind The Deadly ‘Tide Pod Challenge’
The first social media craze of 2018 has been the now infamous and potentially deadly “Tide Pod Challenge.” This game has been making headlines in…
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Princeton University’s Top Scientific Research Of 2017: A Year In Review
Princeton University was responsible for some substantial research throughout the year of 2017. Princeton’s research in 2017 included establishing that anonymized web browsing isn’t as…
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How Evolutionary Forces, Development Constraints And A Changing Climate Influenced Genetic Drift
It has long been suggested that the relationship between Bergmann (1847) and Allen (1877) ecogeographical principles and geography may be applied to humans. For well…
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Analysis And Simulation Of Earthquake Ground Motion Records
Earthquakes occur every day, everywhere since the earth has existed. The main reason for earthquakes is the main tectonic borders of convergent or divergent plate’s…
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Combinations Of Tests For A Better Prediction Of Carcinogens
Cancer is one of the leading cause of mortality globally with an estimated 17.5 million cases reported worldwide in 2015. With a rapid increase in Cancer…
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Exploring The Discrepancies Between General Relativity And Scalar-Tensor-Vector Gravity Theory
General Relativity is, currently, the best theory to explain gravitational phenomena. Published by Albert Einstein in 1915, the theory found agreement with known astronomical observations,…
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My Fungicide Isn’t Working! How Super Pathogens Survive Chemical Control In Potato Crops
For centuries, potato has been one of the most consumed crops worldwide and the basis of the diet in many countries. Unfortunately, other organisms also…
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Potential Transfer Of Antimicrobial Resistance Genes From Antibiotic-resistant Bacteria From Aquaculture Settings To Terrestrial Species
Farmed fish and shellfish accounted for more than 50% of the worldwide human consumption of these products in 2014. They are expected to provide two-thirds…
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Divers Just Found A Mayan Secret: The World’s Largest Underwater Cave
Despite the extensive explorations that took place throughout the 19th and the 20th century, new sites of scientific and historical importance continue to be discovered….
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We’re Dangerously Close To Pet Translating Devices: Convert Your Dogs Bark Into English
The ability to understand animals has been a long recurring concept in science fiction, but it seems we may be on the verge of creating…
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