Capturing Body Heat: Scientists Aim to Power Technologies with Radiated Heat
If you've ever looked at yourself through a thermal camera, you know that your body gives off a lot of heat. This heat is actually a byproduct of our metabolism. Each square foot of...
Unveiling the Data Collection Tactics of Pokémon Go: How Your Information Was Secretly Used...
Leo, a 9-year-old boy, was spotted playing Pokémon Go at the festival in Germany. The popular augmented reality mobile game has been collecting data from its users to train an artificial intelligence model. Niantic,...
Thule Shine Air Purifier Canopy: Complete Review and Analysis
The Thule Shine Air Purifier Canopy is a revolutionary accessory designed to provide clean air for babies and young children while on the go. This innovative device promises to trap airborne particles like dust,...
Are Intelligent Aliens Steering the Fastest Stars in the Galaxy? New Study Suggests
An advanced alien civilization may have found a way to steer their binary star system through the galaxy, a new study suggests. Instead of leaving their system behind, these aliens could accelerate their star...
New Blood Donor Monitoring to Address Rising Risk of Tropical Infections
A new system has been introduced to monitor donated blood in response to concerns about the possibility of newly emerging viruses making their way to the UK. Health experts are worried that certain diseases...
Homemade Rocket Sets New Records for Student Spacecraft
A group of U.S. students from the University of Southern California's (USC) Rocket Propulsion Lab (RPL) has set new world records by launching a homemade rocket, named Aftershock II, higher and faster into space...
Gibraltar Study Suggests 65,000-Year-Old Neanderthal ‘Glue Factory’
Archaeologists in the Iberian Peninsula have unearthed a remarkable discovery - a 65,000-year-old tar-making "factory" created by Neanderthals. This factory, found in Gibraltar, predates the arrival of modern humans in the region by 20,000...
The Impact of Ancient DNA on BMI in Modern Japanese Individuals
New research suggests that ancient DNA has had a significant impact on the health of modern Japanese individuals. A study conducted by researchers analyzed the genomes of over 170,000 people across Japan and compared...
Alaska’s Underwater Volcano Spewing Gas: US Coast Guard Report
Scientists working with the U.S. Coast Guard have discovered a 1,640-foot-tall structure that resembles an underwater volcano off the coast of Alaska. The structure, found during a mission aboard the U.S. Coast Guard's icebreaker...
Ancient Stone Age Circles Found on English Moorland: Possible Sacred Arc
Two ancient stone circles, dating back around 5,000 years, have been discovered in southwest England. These findings suggest that Stonehenge was not the only Stone Age circle built in the region. The independent archaeologist,...