Plastic in the placenta – pregnancies increasingly involve microplastics
March 1, 2024, 3:59 p.m © unsplash.com/filipp_roman_photography Microplastics were found in the placentas of all women who took part in a new scientific study from the University of New Mexico (USA), raising concerns about the potential impact on the health of children growing in the womb, writes The Guardian. The concentration of microplastics in the […]
Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease – scientists have taught an algorithm to predict the disease seven years in advance
February 22, 2024, 15:56 Scientists from the University of California at San Francisco have developed an artificial intelligence model that can predict the development of Alzheimer’s disease seven years before the first symptoms appear. The model was trained on patient records, Neuroscience News reports. Scientists cite high cholesterol and osteoporosis, especially in women, as key […]
Earthworms are involved in seven percent of world grain production
September 29, 2023, 17:09 Earthworms are involved in the production of 6.5% of the world’s grain © depositphotos/dusanpetkovic Scientists have stated that earthworms are involved in the production of such quantities of grain that can be compared with the contribution of Russia. According to researchers, if earthworms were their own country, they would become the […]
Bacteria from the depths of the ocean – scientists have discovered a new species
September 04, 2023, 16:50 Bacteria live in ocean sediment © Zheng et al., eLife, 2023 Scientists have discovered a mysterious and unique type of bacteria in sediment samples from the deep ocean that could expand our understanding of deep-sea conditions and microbiology in general, reports Science Alert. A team in China has grown the bacteria […]
Strange sea creature without face or limbs, blue body: The world of unrecognizable science
The ocean is a storehouse of wonders. Despite the development of technology, man has not been able to discover even half of the secrets hidden in the ocean. There are thousands of species left in the ocean that man has yet to discover or know about. American scientists have released the news that they have […]
‘Artificial fish’ to remove plastic from the sea; Chinese scientists are developing a robot fish that burns microplastics
Artificial fish that move forward by flapping their tails will now collect plastic from large bodies of water. These robotic fish are only half an inch long. Says It’s about artificial fish from China that clean up plastic on the ocean floor. The fish were developed by scientists at Sichuan University in China. They can […]
Will 100 billion year old microorganisms emerge? Researchers concerned
Scientists say microbes 100 million years old are dormant in the salt deposits of Central Australia and could rise under favorable conditions. Inside the salt flats, they live in air chambers that are narrower than human hair. They may have inhabited the salty oceans and lakes of the earth, which had a completely different environment […]
Beautiful! Scientists recreate mummy’s face 2600 years ago Scientists | Reconstruct | Female mummy | 2,600 years ago | protruding teeth | Wonder World | Child prodigy | Children News | Kids Club | Kids News | Toddler News | Malayala Manorama | Manorama Online
Researchers have recreated the face of an Egyptian mummy who died 2600 years ago using state – of – the – art computer technology using CT scans and other information. This mummy has proven to be a beautiful young woman with big brown eyes and slightly protruding teeth. Scientists have unearthed a mummy called Shepenosis, […]
Octopus farm: Wendymand for oyster meat, move to start oyster farm, scientists and conservationists to prevent
Canary Islands, First Published Dec 21, 2021, 2:59 PM IST Octopus meat is now in great demand in many parts of the world. As demand increases, so does their price. With this, many companies started thinking of ways to grow them commercially. Currently, the Spanish multinational corporation Nueva Pescanova is planning to open the world’s […]
Angle: South African researcher shocks when discovering Omicron strains | Reuters
[Johannesburg, 30th Reuters]-It was November 19th. Raquel Baiana, head of science at South Africa’s largest private laboratory, Lancet Laboratory, was shaken by a genomic sequence analysis of eight samples of the new coronavirus. It was November 19th. Raquel Baiana, head of science at South Africa’s largest private laboratory, Lancet Laboratory, was shaken by a genomic […]
