Global Warming Has Accelerated In Recent Years, Study Warns
Is global warming speeding up? According to new research, the answer appears to be yes—and by a noticeable margin. A recent study by the Potsdam
Is global warming speeding up? According to new research, the answer appears to be yes—and by a noticeable margin. A recent study by the Potsdam
Ever been told, “It’s all in your head,” when you’re in pain? Turns out, science is finally on your side. A new study in Science
Can a simple computer game really help keep dementia at bay? It sounds almost too easy. But a new long-running study suggests it might. Researchers
We all know Tyrannosaurus rex was a giant—possibly the heaviest land predator ever. But how fast did it reach that monstrous size? Turns out, the
Ever wonder why depression seems to hit women more often than men? A massive Australian study may have just brought us a step closer to
Space scientists have been constantly urged to reduce the air pollution as it hinders their space imagery. In a new study published in Nature journal, the astronomers called upon the satellite firms to reduce satellite launches as it makes it difficult for them to capture the space light.
A report by the United Nations has revealed that the depleted ozone layer will recover in 43 years. The Earth’s ozone layer, which protects out earth from UV radiations, is recovering at a rate that will close the hole above Antarctica in 43 years, a UN study conducted every four years mentioned. The scientific assessment has shown optimism in the recovery and full healing of the Earth’s protective layer.
According to the new research, men who consume more sugary drinks are more likely to lose their hair gradually. The study specifically focused on Young Male Pattern Hair Loss.
In a shocking development, Scientists have started installing human brains inside baby rats to study mental disorders like autism and schizophrenia. The development came with an objective to study the diseases and their impacts on specific organs that have never been explained well in the past.
