Scientists have applied for a patent for a bread they developed which they have shown can reduce incidences of asthma. How does it work and what are its ingredients?
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Summer in the Northern Hemisphere has manifested itself, in the last week, in the Eastern Mediterranean basin and the Middle East, with the usual consequences for human beings. Find out more about this subject with us!
The scorching early summer heat wave engulfing millions from the Midwest through the Northeast has catapulted temperatures to record-breaking heights. The combination of extreme heat and humidity presents a significant health hazard, with a number of heat-related illnesses that demand our attention.
Heat is just as much if not more dangerous for our furry friends. As temperatures are on the rise this week, be sure to be prepared to protect your pets from dangerous heat.
When packing for the beach, pool, or lake, be sure to be conscious with the color swimsuits you and your family pack. Studies show different colors significantly reduce visibility in the water.
Researchers have added to the debate around creativity and AI by seeing how children interact with AI for creative tasks. What do the children think?
On this gigantic island in Canada, a globally unique geographical phenomenon occurs: an island within a lake, within an island, within a lake, within another island.
The development of thermoelectric motors by Sylphaero could make it possible to decarbonise the field of aviation in the future, a real technological revolution.
On 24 June, the deadline for participation in the international Meteored contest begins, which seeks the best meteorological-themed photography in 11 countries.
It is a fern that has 160,000 million base pairs. The species is Tmesipteris oblanceolate, and its genome is 53 times larger than that of humans.
Earth’s fever hasn’t let up as it continues to set records. May was the 12th consecutive warmest month on record. It is an ominous streak. This year is virtually guaranteed to be among the top five warmest years on record.
Researchers read Twitter posts to understand how the public respond to important important extreme weather updates, like for storms, looking at two hurricanes in the US for comparison.