Dr. Rabia Khan

Dr. Rabina Khan got her Psychology doctorate from the University Of Science & Technology in Karachi, Pakistan. She writes about human psychology’s effect on current workforce & international Polititc.s

NASA Locks 4 Scientists Inside Mars Simulator For 378 Days

NASA has locked up four volunteer scientists inside a 3-D Mars stimulator for the next 378 days. The Mars stimulator is based at the Johnson Space Center in Texas, where the agency trains its own members to experience real-life situations on Mars.

Scientists Discover Key Life Ingredient on Saturn’s Moon

Scientists have discovered a key ingredient for life in Saturn’s small moon named Enceladus. The team of researchers led by Dr. Christopher Glein, discovered phosphorus in the form of phosphate in water erupting from the surface of the moon. The researchers said the phosphate discovered is hundred times higher than the quantity found in earth’s oceans.

Tanker Fire Destroys Part Of Busy Overpass in Pennsylvania

A tanker crossing underneath the overpass burst into flames and caused the overpass in Philadelphia to collapse. The overpass is one of the busiest in the US with approximately 160,000 vehicles transverse the highway on a daily basis. Fortunately, no deaths or injuries were reported in the incident, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.

School Principal Finds Black Bear In The School Dumpster

West Virginia’s school principal was horrified to find a black bear in the dumpster outside the school. James Marsh, Zela Elementary School’s principal, suddenly ran away when a black bear emerged from a dumpster he was checking out. 

Woman Arrested Carrying Golden Gun In Luggage In Sydney

Australian authorities have arrested a US woman carrying a gold-plated pistol in her luggage. Woman travelled from Sydney from Los Angeles and the scanning machine identified an unauthorized firearm in her luggage. Photos of the 24-carat gold-plated pistol were released by the Australian Border Force showed the photo of the firearm.

Tunisian Footballer Dies After Setting Himself On Fire

Tunisian football player Nizar Issaoui, 35, died from burns suffered after setting himself alight as a protest against “police injustice”, his family said on Friday. Issaoui, a former player for top-flight side US Monastir and a father of four, published a video on Facebook in which he said the reason for his protest was being falsely accused of terrorism, after he had a minor dispute with a fruit seller.

Study Says AI Can Identify Alzheimer’s Through Speech

AI has been gradually integrated in every field of science, particularly in the medical field where scientists are using it to know malfunctions before it even occurs. According to the latest research, medical professionals are testing AI to identify signs of Alzheimer’s through speech patterns that are not recognized by family members or even physicians.

Research Reveals Tigers Have Human-Like Personality Traits

Humans have multiple personality traits, two of them are commonly known as introversion and extroversion’. And just like us, tigers have two personality traits, new research suggested. The two traits are somewhat similar to that of human’s personality traits we just mentioned. 

WHO Says Infertility Affects One In Six Globally

A report from WHO has found that one out of six people are unable to produce children around the world. The report also mentioned that there seems to be minimal variation in the rates across countries with high, middle, and low-income levels.