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3D Skull Titanium Implant Saves A Chinese Toddler With A Birth Defect

Jul 20, 2015 06:59 AM EDT

A Chinese toddler, who has congenital hydrocephalus, recently had a successful operation wherein the surgeons drained the extra fluids from her brain and replaced the entire top part of her skull with a titanium implant.

Mini Ice Age To Hit Earth In 2030 According To Scientists

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Jul 13, 2015 09:05 PM EDT

The Earth is to face another “mini ice age,” predicted to occur in 2030–2040 because of decreased sun spots. Scientists made a recent study, and the results were presented during the National Astronomy Meeting at Llandudno in Wales.

Scientists Use Lasers To Create 3D Holograms

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Jun 30, 2015 01:59 AM EDT

Researchers found that adjusting the burst duration transmitted by femtosecond lasers can create 3D holograms that are safe and can respond to human touch.

There Is Hope! Conservationists Address Rwanda Lion Absence Following 1994 Genocide

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Jun 29, 2015 05:03 AM EDT

Seven lions will be moved from South Africa to Rwanda, where lion population has been totally wiped out for 15 years. Five females and two males will have a 24-hour journey via land and air.

Why Sixth Mass Extinction is Man’s Biggest Nightmare!

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Jun 29, 2015 02:09 AM EDT

Sixth mass extinction is going to happen one way or another. However, experts said that human activities were accelerating the occurrence of this catastrophic event.

Why Scientists Put Wild Primates In Puerto Rico Island Cayo Santiago

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Jun 28, 2015 09:23 PM EDT

A large colony of pure-bred rhesus macaque monkeys are being kept in Cayo Santiago, Puerto Rico for decades because researchers believe that these monkeys are vital for all kinds of research.

Hoff Crab: 5 Interesting Things You Should Know About This Yeti Crab

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Jun 26, 2015 05:27 PM EDT

It has been recently reported that Hoff Crab now has the scientific name Kiwa tyleri, but that's just one fact about this yeti crab. Check out the list, and you'll find five more interesting ones you should not miss.

California Drought Threatening Wildflower Population

Ina Ariola |

Jun 26, 2015 01:07 AM EDT

The wildflower population is being threatened by the prolonged California drought. Losing these grassland species will primarily affect the ecosystem food chain, and if it continues, it will lead to a larger scale of extinction.

Animal Testing Could End Thanks To This Human Organ Chip

Ina Ariola |

Jun 25, 2015 10:01 PM EDT

The newly invented microchip, called "organs-on-chips," that could imitate the functions of human organs will be used by doctors and pharmaceutical companies for clinical studies soon, thus, ending animal testing.

240-Million-Year-Old Grandfather Turtle Could Be Turtle Lineage Missing Link

Ina Ariola |

Jun 25, 2015 01:27 AM EDT

The fossil discovery of a 240-million-year-old turtle, Pappochelys, in Germany has filled the gap between the longstanding debate of turtle's ancestry — that they belong to lineage of dinosaurs and birds, rather than reptiles.

Cockroach Robot: Meet Techie Creepy Crawler That Can Move Through Tiniest Of Gaps

Ina Ariola |

Jun 24, 2015 07:38 PM EDT

Scientists may have found a way to beat the densely cluttered terrain, where robots with square body normally get stuck, in the form of a cockroach robot.

White House Finds Fatal Effect Of Climate Change To 57,000 People

Ina Ariola |

Jun 24, 2015 11:06 AM EDT

Anticipated death of 57,000 people yearly, by 2100, will happen if the United States administration doesn't do anything to address the escalating issues on climate change.

Scientists May Use Laser To Steer Lightning From Obstacles

Ina Ariola |

Jun 24, 2015 12:06 AM EDT

A lightning, which has a fixed start and end point, can be directed to hit a specific location using lightning rods — its path still remains unpredictable. However, a recent study reveals that scientists may have found a way to predetermine its path using a laser.

Kangaroos Are Left-handed And 5 Other Interesting Facts About This Marsupial

Ina Ariola |

Jun 23, 2015 05:01 AM EDT

Recent studies reveal that kangaroos use their left hands in doing common tasks like grooming, feeding and picking up things. Plus, take a look at the five other interesting facts about this marsupial.

Meet Robonaut 2: 5 Things You Need To Know About NASA’s Humanoid Robot On Board The International Space Station

Ina Ariola |

Jun 22, 2015 05:08 PM EDT

Robonaut 2 is a humanoid robot, which was sent by NASA to the International Space Station. To get to know this cutting-edge invention better, simply see this list of five facts you need to know about NASA's android.

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