News Medicine

Scientists create embryo with three parents.

In a groundbreaking development, American scientists have created embryos that carry the genetic material of three adults. This technique could potentially eliminate certain genetic diseases

 News Environment

Climate Change Destroys Methane Hydrate

The warming of ocean waters due to changes in the Gulf Stream is posing a threat to the stability of methane hydrate deposits along the

 News Biology

Fish swarm tricks visual perception

Silver fish such as sardines, herrings, and sprats have a unique way of tricking predators by avoiding the optical effect of polarisation. When light hits

 News Biology

Beluga Whales Mimic Human Voices

In a fascinating discovery, scientists from the National Marine Mammal Foundation in San Diego have reported that a captive beluga whale was able to imitate

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Plants lose insect protection in 3rd generation

In a fascinating discovery, scientists have found that plants can pass on their insect defense mechanisms to future generations through their genetic makeup. The Oenothera,

 News Archeology

Antikythera Mechanism Examined Up Close

In 1901, sponge divers discovered a complex mechanical device in an ancient shipwreck off the coast of the Greek island of Antikythera. The device, known

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Climate Change Breaks Food Chain

Researchers warn that numerous animal species will become extinct in the next 100 years due to climate change. However, the direct increase in temperature will

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Tapping into Human Ear Power

Researchers have developed an implant that can harness energy from the human ear to power small electronic devices. The implant taps into a natural source

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Antarctic ozone hole closes again.

Good news for the environment as scientists have discovered that the ozone hole over Antarctica is continuing to close. This positive trend could see the

 News Archeology

Newly Discovered Pyramids in Egypt?

Archaeologist Angela Micol, who studied archaeology at the University of North Carolina, may have made an archaeological breakthrough thanks to Google Earth satellite images. For