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Robot Stingray Dives 100 Megapascals
A bionic robot in the shape of a ray has withstood extreme water pressures of over 100 megapascals in the Mariana Trench, opening up new
Athletes prone to alcohol consumption.
Athletes are often considered to be health-conscious individuals, but a recent study has found that they are twice as likely to engage in moderate to
Electric cars proven climate-friendly
Electric cars are often considered more environmentally friendly than traditional combustion engine vehicles due to their lack of local emissions. However, the production of electric
Roman Crucifixion Found in England
For the first time, evidence of a crucifixion has been discovered in England. Crucifixion was one of the most brutal forms of execution in the
Giant millipede in tropical Europe.
In a stunning discovery, scientists at the University of Cambridge have identified a prehistoric millipede that was even larger than the previously known largest invertebrate,
Unvaccinated Germans lean towards right-wing parties.
A majority of unvaccinated individuals in Germany voted for right-wing parties in the recent federal election, with the Alternative for Germany (AfD) and “Die Basis”
100% Protection for Teens with mRNA Vaccine
Biontech’s mRNA vaccine, BNT162b2, has been found to prevent symptomatic Covid-19 cases in adolescents for up to four months. The vaccine was also found to
Cannabis Users More Prone to Insomnia
A recent study conducted by the University of Toronto has found that individuals who consume cannabis are more likely to suffer from sleep problems than
Tree of Life: 2.2 Million Species
After nine years of hard work, scientists have completed the “Tree of Life,” a massive visualization containing information on all known living and recently extinct
Ultra-thin battery for foldable devices
A new technology has been developed by Homei Miyashita from Meiji University in Japan, called “Taste the TV”. This system consists of a conventional LCD
