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01/24/2022
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By Arsenio Toledo
Scientists develop AI program that uses x-rays to detect COVID-19
Scientists from the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) have created a groundbreaking artificial intelligence program that uses x-rays to detect the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) faster and more accurately than standard PCR tests. The process uses x-ray technology. The patient gets an x-ray done of his or her chest. The AI program then uses an algorithm to […]
12/26/2021
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By Ethan Huff
ESA’s ExoMars orbiter finds “significant amounts of water” just three feet below surface of Mars
A new discovery has been made that suggests the planet of Mars might possess an element critical to life: water. The ExoMars orbiter, reports indicate, recently identified “significant amounts of water” hiding just three feet beneath the surface of Mars’ “Grand Canyon” region, which stretches for more than 2,400 miles. This water-rich area of the […]
12/20/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
CLOSING THE LOOP: Company makes clean fuel from non-recyclable plastics
Non-recyclable plastics are ubiquitous waste materials in all parts of the globe. But one company has found good use for these materials by converting these into fuels for airplanes and ships. Moreover, the company’s resulting marine and aviation fuels emit 75 percent less carbon dioxide than their conventional counterparts. British company Clean Planet Energy (CPE) is looking to give non-recyclable […]
12/14/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
Scientists now looking at transparent nanolayers for increased solar power production
A team led by researchers from the Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZ Jülich) research center in Germany has developed a unique kind of solar cell that uses transparent nanolayers to produce more electricity than conventional solar cells. Their solar cell makes use of a sophisticated design and a nanostructured transparent material for the solar cell’s topmost layer. Solar power is […]
12/01/2021
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By Franz Walker
Scientists build circuit that generates clean, limitless power from graphene
Physicists from the University of Arkansas (UArk) have successfully developed a circuit capable of generating electricity from the natural thermal motion of graphene. “An energy-harvesting circuit based on graphene could be incorporated into a chip to provide clean, limitless, low-voltage power for small devices or sensors,” said lead researchers Paul Thibado, a professor of physics and lead […]
11/24/2021
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By Lance D Johnson
Due to changes in solar cycles, Earth could enter a period of GLOBAL COOLING, scientists warn
Due to changes in solar cycles, Earth could enter a period of global cooling, warns Valentina Zharkova, a scientist who studies the magnetic waves in the sun. In 2015, Zharkova and a team of researchers authored a paper predicting that there would be a new grand solar minimum occurring between 2020 and 2053. She is […]
11/24/2021
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By Matthew Davis
Study: Harsh alarms make you groggy while melodic tones make you feel more alert when you wake up
Australian researchers have found that harsh tones may leave you feeling groggy, while melodic alarms may help you feel more alert when you wake up. This finding could be of use to many people, including emergency responders and airline pilots, who are required by duty to wake up quickly and be alert. Published in the PLOS One journal, the […]
11/23/2021
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By Lance D Johnson
Swedish study finds that covid vaccines deplete the immune system, INCREASE all-cause mortality by 20%
A Swedish study involving four million people raises several red flags concerning covid vaccines and death rates. The preprint paper took a closer look at real world vaccine effectiveness. The study revealed three main issues. The paper found that the vaccine doesn’t offer protection at all. Its so-called protection plunged significantly after six months, even […]
10/27/2021
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By Zoey Sky
Transport of tropical ocean heat causes over-estimation of global average temperatures
Book author and teacher Jim Steele explained in a video that the transport of tropical ocean heat raises the Arctic’s temperature and potentially causes over-estimation of global average temperature. Steele also explained how extensive transport of tropical ocean heat uniquely warms the Arctic. In 1983, Jim Steele worked with Dr. James Kelley, the dean of the College of Science and Engineering at San […]
10/13/2021
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By Ramon Tomey
Study: Sunlight hitting Venus’s clouds could support life on the planet
The extreme temperatures on planet Venus are not suitable for supporting life. But a new study found that sunlight on Venus’s clouds could enable microorganisms to thrive by means of photosynthesis. Researchers at California State Polytechnic University Pomona report this in a Sept. 27 study published in Astrobiology. They note that photosynthesis occurs all day on Venus – even […]
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