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Blue Origin’s New Shepard Carries Jeff Bezos and Three Crewmembers to Space and Back

Blue Origin’s New Shepard Carries Jeff Bezos and Three Crewmembers to Space and Back

Blue Origin successfully launched its first crewed mission into space on Tuesday, carrying four human passengers into orbit, including the company’s founder, Jeff Bezos. The…
Cash App Now Lets Users ‘Gift’ Stock and Bitcoin Using their USD Balance or a Debit Card

Cash App Now Lets Users ‘Gift’ Stock and Bitcoin Using their USD Balance or a Debit Card

There are a variety of methods to give cryptocurrency, but Cash Software’s peer-to-peer payments app is getting a new feature that will make it even…
Pinterest Rolls out the Option to Reply to Comments with Wideos

Pinterest Rolls out the Option to Reply to Comments with Wideos

Pinterest is the most recent social networking site to enable users to respond to comments using videos. The company’s Idea Pins feature now allows users…
New Record for Coldest Freezing Point of Water Set

New Record for Coldest Freezing Point of Water Set

Things said to as “cold as ice,” but how cold is it really? The freezing point of water is something we all learn before we…
New Information about how the Immune System Builds Long-Term Memory has been Discovered by Scientists

New Information about how the Immune System Builds Long-Term Memory has been Discovered by Scientists

Experts in Japan have discovered a key component of the immune system’s long-term memory, adding to the quest for improved vaccinations against diseases ranging from…
HD 34445 d – an Extrasolar Planet

HD 34445 d – an Extrasolar Planet

HD 34445 d is an exoplanet that resembles Neptune and orbits a G-type star. HD 34445 d has a mass that is 30.846 times that…
Motivation in the Brain is being Fine-tuned

Motivation in the Brain is being Fine-tuned

Neuroscientists have identified a group of brain cells that influence mice’s motivation to perform tasks for rewards. Increasing the activity of the cells causes a…
The Parkinson’s Protein Blueprint could Speed Up the Development of New Treatments

The Parkinson’s Protein Blueprint could Speed Up the Development of New Treatments

Researchers have solved a ten-year puzzle concerning a key protein associated to Parkinson’s disease, which could speed up the development of medicines for the incurable…
Getting to the Bottom of Why We Eat Too Much

Getting to the Bottom of Why We Eat Too Much

Overeating occurs when a person consumes more food than they require or desire. You will gain weight if you overeat on a regular basis for…
The Source of a Significant Increase in Unregulated Ozone-Depleting Substance Emissions has been Identified

The Source of a Significant Increase in Unregulated Ozone-Depleting Substance Emissions has been Identified

According to a new study led by the University of Bristol and Peking University, emissions of the ozone-depleting chemical dichloromethane from China have more than…
Humans and Birds have Limited Brain Capacity

Humans and Birds have Limited Brain Capacity

The neural networks in the brains of birds and humans are very different. Nonetheless, similar mechanisms limit their working memory. Some of the similarities between…
Stanford Professor Says He Has Analyzed UFO Materials That Are Not Playing By Our Rules

Stanford Professor Says He Has Analyzed UFO Materials That Are Not Playing By Our Rules

A Stanford scientist has stated that he has reviewed materials from Unidentified Arial Phenomenon (UAP) incidents, some of which do not appear to be “following…
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