“Raw Water” Is The Newest Health Craze To Sweep The West Coast
As the years change and pass, so do many different kinds of health trends. Each promising to be as effective or better than the previous…
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The Brightest Bioluminescent Bay In The World Gets Its Glow Back
Natural disasters are a detriment to human lives as they cause an immense destruction of lives and properties. The forest fires in California has ravaged…
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Columbia University’s Top Scientific Research Of 2017: A Year In Review
Every year brings new opportunities for researchers to explore and uncover new breakthroughs. These research are the culmination of previous work done that helped to…
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2017 Research Highlights From The University Of Michigan
The University of Michigan had a great 2017. With about $1.48 billion spent on research, they brought forth many different and signification contributions to our…
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‘Firehawks’ Are Found To Be Deliberately Setting Forests On Fire
In recent years we have seen many wildfires ravaging vast areas in different countries. One of the countries that seem more susceptible to wildfires is…
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After 1,000 Years, Iceland Is Growing Forests Again
As time progresses, landscapes experience change owing to things like natural disasters, ice ages, and human settlements among many other factors. Humans have altered the…
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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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Nearly All Members Of National Park Service Advisory Panel Have Resigned In Protest
The National Park System Advisory Board is a board tasked with advising the Park Service and Secretary of the Interior on issues relevant to the…
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NASA Is Finally Going Back To The Moon After 46 Years
Back in December of 2017, President Trump signed a directive which essentially told NASA to focus more on getting back to the Moon rather than…
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The Science Is In: Swearing Is Good For You
Although many people may still object to the use of bad language, scientists are now saying that people who swear may be healthier than those…
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An Amateur Astronomer Found NASA’s Long Lost IMAGE Satellite?
Back in 2000, NASA launched a satellite, the Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration satellite (called IMAGE) and after 5 years NASA lost contact with the satellite. The satellite’s…
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