Science and technology
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538Apple Co-founder and Brains Steve Wozniak Establishes Tech Institution, Woz U
Steve Wozniak, the genius co-founder of Apple, Inc. who developed and assembled the first Apple computers that Steve jobs just sold, announced...
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786Scientists: Lake Waves Trigger Small Tremors Rippling To Earth, Unnoticed
University of Utah scientists had discovered that lake waves can create seismic signals. These small but constant tremors, they said, could aid...
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596Is The Larger-Than-Netherlands Hole In Frigid Sea Off Antarctica Due To Climate Change?
A large body of open water in the middle of the icy surface of Weddell Sea off Antarctic Peninsula has raised the...
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Yellowstone’s Caldera could erupt sooner than expected: here’s what you should know
Scientists have found that the super volcano, Yellowstone Caldera, located in Yellowstone National Park, is slowly waking up. Though it's always just...
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484Report: Intense Rainstorms, Massive Floods Batter Saturn’s Biggest Moon
Scientists at UCLA have detected intense rainstorms that batter the surface of Titan, the largest of Saturn's more than 60 moons. The...
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606Dwarf Planet Haumea: Small Worlds, Not Just The Big Ones Can Have Rings, Too
Scientists from the Institute of Astrophysics in Granada, Spain have spotted a ring around the dwarf exoplanet Haumea.The discovery disrupts what was...
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509Researchers Finally Unlock Why The Durian Fruiit Has A Repulsive, Pungent Smell
A team of researchers from Southeast Asia has unlocked the secret why Durian has a repulsive and pungent smell. The findings could...
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503Blow Into The Tube, Please. Breath Analyzer Tells When Human Body Burns Fat.
A group of researchers in Zurich, Switzerland has developed a nanochip that would measure the level of lipid metabolites, the most volatile...
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479Blue Origin to Take First Space Tourists into Space by 2019
Blue Origin, the space tourism company established by Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos, is adamant it will fly its first two space tourists...
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501There’s a Neanderthal in All of Us, it Seems, and This is What it’s Doing
The miniscule amount of DNA from the Neanderthals, the species of archaic humans in the genus Homo that became extinct some 40,000...