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The Earth’s Core Is Cooling Faster Than Expected
Perhaps we are not aware of it, but the core of our planet is burning at excessively high temperatures right now. The issue is that since its formation about 4.5 billion years ago, the Earth has been...
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Trapped! Scientists Detect Sperm Defying Newton’s Law
Sperm cells are cheeky creatures capable of breaking even the laws of physics. It seems that sperm cells and other microscopic biological swimmers, like unicellular algae, generate their own energy....
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Scientists Identify the Worst Year to be Alive in All of History
Volcanic eruptions, years of perpetual winter, and major conflicts driven by famines have marked the worst year to be alive. If you ever thought that 2019 was the worst year to live due to the arrival...
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Understanding Eye Allergies: Why Tears Flow Regardless of the Season
At first, we thought it was spring, then the winter chill, followed by the autumn leaves, and the excessive heat of summer. But regardless of the time of year, allergies emerge and love to bring tears...
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Climate Change Impact: More Intense and Frequent Allergies on Your Health
Regardless of the time of year, allergies emerge. However, everything seems to indicate a direct threat to our health in recent years. The increase in temperatures and greater exposure to heat, among...
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Renewable Technology: The Future of the Global Economy
Amidst the pressing need to find and implement new alternatives to renewable energy, countries with the most stable economies are focusing on acquiring it. Spain is a case in point. According to...
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8 Animals That Can Challenge and Defeat Crocodiles
Challenging a crocodile at first glance may seem like an impossible feat for any predator, especially due to their tough exterior skin; however, 8 aquatic and terrestrial animals can accomplish this....
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By 2050, All Coral Reefs Will Be in Danger
Coral reefs are not plants or rocks; they are colonial animals upon which up to 25% of marine species depend. The danger of devastation that these ancient formations face needs urgent attention....
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Déjà Vu: The Game of Neuronal Connections
Have I seen this before? Have I been here already? If you have experienced something like this, it may be a déjà vu. Plato believed it was evidence of past lives. Sigmund Freud described it as ‘the...
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Why Popcorn Kernels Pop: The Surprising Reason
With butter, natural, cheese, or sweet, popcorn is one of favorite snacks. But why do they explode to the point of becoming crunchy? In fact, they have prompted various studies ranging from the...
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James Webb Confirms Error in Understanding the Universe
James Webb has managed to confirm the ‘error’ discovered by Hubble years ago, which claimed that the universe expands at different speeds in each direction and at a much faster rate. The James Webb and...
View ArticleFirst-ever Pig Kidney Transplant to Human Patient at Boston Hospital
A Boston hospital announced this Thursday that it has achieved, for the first time in the world, the transplantation of a genetically modified pig kidney to a 62-year-old patient suffering from...
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The Evolutionary Role of Baldness in Species Adaptation
Baldness is, for some humans, an unavoidable condition written in their genes. It’s a fate that medicine has tried to combat. However, in the animal world, many species depend on their fur to hide...
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Did You Know the Real Danger to Polar Bears Lies in Your Beauty Products?
For several years, it has been known that polar bears are in danger since human pollution has inevitably affected their habitat. Therefore, scientists have endeavored to analyze their situation in...
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Look, Don’t Touch! Frozen Bubbles in Canada Are More Dangerous Than You Think
The frozen bubbles are a type of methane leaks and potential sources of greenhouse gases. Although they may appear as a beautiful display on the lake, their danger is quite imminent. This effect...
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Protect Yourself from the Harm Caused by Your Gadgets’ Light with These Tips
When spending hours in front of a screen, whether it’s a TV, computer, phone, or tablet, we expose ourselves to the device’s blue light. Some people experience discomfort after screen use often due to...
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Understanding How Fireflies Achieve Their Glow
The light of fireflies is one of the most fascinating attributes in the animal kingdom. Fireflies are a species of flying beetles belonging to the family Lampyridae, whose main characteristic is the...
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The Vision of a Climate-Resilient Floating City: Building a Sustainable Future
Climate change is an undeniable reality that is becoming increasingly relentless before our eyes. It is no longer possible to deny that global warming is wreaking havoc across all latitudes of the...
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Mark Your Calendar! All the Spectacular Lunar Eclipses of 2024
Lunar eclipses are a special event as they do not occur every month, and the first one of 2024 will be next Monday. It’s important to note that a lunar eclipse is different from a solar eclipse. Lunar...
View ArticleCheckmate! First Neuralink Human Patient Plays Chess Using Only Their Mind
Chess is considered a mental sport, as it transcends the game itself, but the first patient with a brain chip seems to have transcended it even further. Neuralink has achieved a quick and impressive...
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Unveiling the Brain’s Response to Fear and Danger: What Happens Inside Your Mind
How does the brain form the memory of fear that links a traumatic event with a particular situation? Without fear, the evolution of life would have been impossible. Any threat triggers alarm states...
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Powerful Geomagnetic Storm to Strike Earth, Strongest in 6 Years
The sun has just bombarded Earth with the most powerful geomagnetic storm our planet has seen in over six years. The explosive event is another clear sign that the sun has likely reached its peak of...
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The Fourth Dimension is Real: Scientific Research Discovers New Electron...
A group of researchers has found electrons moving in the fourth dimension; given their ultra-fast speeds, these electrons seemed to defy the understanding of the universe. Since high school, we have...
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Life Existed on Mars Before Earth, According to Science
According to NASA, more than 50 years ago, the first probes could have found signs of life on Mars. However, due to not understanding the environment of the red planet, the spacecraft may have killed...
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The Spix’s Macaw Declared Extinct Due to Deforestation
In 2011, after decades of absence from its ecosystem, Blue would soar freely in its habitat again, but the joy didn’t last long, as in 2024 the news changed: the Spix’s macaw has become extinct. The...
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Purkinje Effect in the April 8th Solar Eclipse: Changing Color Perception
The solar eclipse on April 8th doesn’t come alone; it will be accompanied by a couple of scientific phenomena promising to captivate both children and astronomy enthusiasts alike. One of them will...
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The End Is Near?: April 8 Solar Eclipse Revives Prophecy of Three Days of...
We must admit, we are thrilled by the solar eclipse on April 8, since it has not happened since July 11, 1991. It has also unleashed fear because of all the conspiracy theories that surround it, where...
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April 8th Solar Eclipse Sends the World into Frenzy, NASA Seeks to Clarify...
As the unusual solar eclipse approaches, briefly darkening the skies on April 8th, false theories surrounding this astrological phenomenon proliferate on social media. In response to the situation,...
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The Earth’s Rotation is Alarmingly Slowing Down
In recent years, Earth’s rotation has accelerated due to dynamics in the planet’s liquid outer core, raising the possibility that scientists might soon have to abolish a leap second. However, a new...
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Myths and Facts: We Explain Why Your Head Hurted After the Eclipse
When an eclipse occurs, many people report feeling certain discomforts, such as headaches, extreme sensitivity, and sudden mood swings, which causes them to associate it with this astronomical event....
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Diaphorodoris papillata: Unveiling the Wonders of this Sea Slug
The Diaphorodoris papillata, better known as a red-bellied rooster, is a sea slug that searches for food among the debris left by a lava flow. This species is less common than D. luteocincta and...
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Underground Parks? New York Unveils Its First, Meet Lowline
The underground parks of New York are just like any other, with trees, plants, and sunlight, except that through new technology, they channel, absorb, and emit sunlight underground. The project aims to...
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Bird Flu Alert in New York City’s Parks
Avian flu has been detected in some birds found in parks and green spaces in New York City. The report was released by CBS. At this moment, health officials are concerned about the disease, warning New...
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Rare Phenomenon: 13 and 17-Year Cicadas Emerging Together After 221 Years
The offspring of 13 and 17-year cicadas emerging from the underground this spring will appear together for the first time in 221 years. It seems that a unique event in their life cycle will occur this...
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Embracing the Magic: The Pink Moon’s Arrival and Rituals of Love
On April 23rd, the Pink Moon, the first full moon of the northern hemisphere spring, will grace the night sky. Despite its name, the moon won’t turn pink; it’s named after a type of flower called Phlox...
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Heterochromia: The Disease that Beautifies Your Pet’s Gaze
The variation in color in the same pet is called heterochromia and can affect both eyes, only one, or a part of the iris. While it may be a beautiful aspect to admire, it occurs due to the lack of...
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Be Careful! This Is How Plastic Enters Your Brain and You Don’t Even Notice
It appears that scientists have discovered that plastics leave the intestine and travel to other organs. Plastic slowly breaks down into very small particles that end up scattered everywhere....
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Small, yet Dangerous! These Beautiful Seahorses are Voracious Predators
This is a tender cautionary tale as pygmy seahorses are lethal predators. Despite being the smallest seahorse species on the roster, they are ovoviviparous, meaning their eggs pause in the genital...
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Majestic Quetzal Captured in Spellbinding Flight: A Symbol of Endangered Beauty
On April 12th, a unique form reminiscent of a Dementor from Harry Potter appeared, albeit it was the majestic flight of a quetzal captured by a user in a community in Frontera Corozal, Chiapas. This...
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The Largest Stellar Black Hole in the Galaxy Is Much Closer Than You Imagine
The stellar black hole is much closer than astrophysicists had imagined. Data from the ESA’s Gaia mission, aimed at creating the most comprehensive stellar map, revealed the existence of a star...
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After Dad’s Cancer Diagnosis, Woman Gets Married In Hospital
Elisabeth Linde, 31, was devastated after her dad’s mesothelioma diagnosis, an aggressive form of cancer, which left him bedridden at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan. Wanting...
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Cannibalism Across Species: More Than Just Mantises
Science has discovered that species eat each other, not only as a reproductive process but as part of nature itself. Cannibalism has a bad reputation, but the more scientists learn about it, the more...
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Stunning! Northern Lights Meet Volcanic Eruption in Iceland
This week, lava burst from an Icelandic volcano right beneath the Northern Lights. The visual spectacle was stunning. The Sundhnukagigar volcano has erupted four times since December, causing multiple...
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Internet Goes FERAL Over Mark Zuckerberg With Facial Hair
Who would have thought a beard would look so good in Mark Zuckerberg’s face? Recently, a viral photo emerged and it drove the internet crazy. In the picture, Zuckerberg looked different from what we’re...
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This Is the Sound of 30 Years of Climate Change: A Scientist Transforms It...
Music can convey the urgency and gravity of climate change issues through melodies, harmonies, and lyrics. Music has a galvanizing effect, capable of mobilizing individuals and communities to take...
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Earth Split in Half? Scientists Discovered Where and When It Would Happen
Earth Split in Half? No, It’s Not a Sci-Fi Movie. Scientists from the National Science Foundation have discovered the existence of extensive underwater faults, which, combined with the planet’s...
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The Diablo Comet’s ‘Close’ Encounter with Earth: Here’s How It Looked
The Diablo Comet reached its peak brilliance on April 21 at sunset (6:55 p.m. in Mexico City), and in case you missed it, it will still be visible until April 30, although not with the same intensity....
View ArticleTikTok Is Being Banned From USA? Here’s The Response From The CEO
TikTok’s CEO stated on Wednesday that the company expects to win a legal challenge to block the legislation enacted by President Joe Biden that would ban the popular short-video app used by more than...
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Meet the World’s Oldest Animals: Champions of Longevity
Humans aren’t even close to being the longest-living animals on Earth. The real longevity champions tend to live in water, often at great depths where conditions are extremely stable. Due to various...
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Blood Rain in Greece: The Striking Phenomenon Explained
In the media, it’s gained a dramatic name, “blood rain,” but it’s actually a phenomenon that’s becoming more common in southern Europe and has a fairly down-to-earth explanation. You’ve probably seen...
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