The largest predatory shark in the world had a high body temperature.
The biggest shark alive today, arriving at up to 20 meters in length, is the whale shark, a calm channel feeder. As of late…
Both intermittent fasting and reducing calories lead to the same weight loss.
Eight-hour discontinuous fasting had comparative weight reduction results to calorie including in grown-ups with stoutness, another review distributed web-based in the Records of Interior…
Check out the “monster” sunspot that set off the Carrington Event, the worst solar storm ever recorded.
When British astronomer Richard Carrington noticed a bright flash of light on September 1, 1859, he was looking into a strange group of dark…
Diabetes: a disease that defines the 21st century
By 2050, more than 131 billion people worldwide could be affected by diabetes, according to new estimates published this week in The Lancet. That’s…
After being battered by solar storms, Earth’s thermosphere reaches its highest temperature in twenty years.
After absorbing energy from this year’s geomagnetic storms, the thermosphere of Earth recently reached its highest temperature in nearly 20 years. Experts warn that…
RSV vaccine approval is recommended by CDC advisors. What it means for senior citizens
An advisory committee of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention voted to recommend a vaccine against the respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, for…
Broadway Review of “Once Upon A Time Once More”: In this wickedly charming musical, Britney Spears and Betty Friedan venture into the woods.
Although Britney Spears and Once Upon A One More Time, the new Broadway musical that opens tonight and is brimming with her hits and…
Inflammation in Womb Disturbs Neuron Maturation, Affects Brain Development
Summary: The development of an unborn child’s brain can be hampered by womb inflammation, according to researchers. The review uncovers that over the top…
USDA grants final approval to cell-cultured chicken.
Three California-based businesses received approval from the Agriculture Department on Wednesday to begin producing and selling lab-grown chicken in the United States. This move…
Omega-3 fatty acids have been linked to ALS’s slower progression.
A new Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health-led study suggests that patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) may benefit from taking omega-3 fatty…