Science

From Society 8:28 am

Discovery of Permafrost Microbes Offers Proof of Possible Life On Mars

Mankind's fascination with Mars and the quest to locate extraterrestrial life is never-ending. Adding fuel to the curiosity are the new research findings of a bacterium that is able to flourish in cold temperatures.

3D Printer Gives Baby Second Chance to Live

From Tech 5:15 am

Baby Kaiba Gionfriddo from Youngstown, Ohio Saved by 3D Printer

Experimental technique involving a splint produced by a 3D printer saves a baby's life.

Wave farms - the future of the energy sector

From Science 3:53 am

“Wave Park” Shown the Green Flag by the Scottish Government

On the 23rd of May the Scottish government has given the go ahead to Edinburgh-based company Aquamarine Power to set up power generation plant in the form of "Wave Parks" which will generate electricity harnessing the inexhaustible tidal energy off the cost of the Western Isles.

2013 Dance of the Planets Jupiter, Venus and Mercury.

From Society 12:55 am

2013 Dance of the Planets Jupiter, Mercury and Venus: How and When to Best View the May 24 Peak

Get ready to view the marvelous 2013 Dance of the Planets phenomenon when Jupiter, Mercury and Venus group together in the night sky. The peak which begins on Friday, May 24, will show the three planets assembling at the low west-northwest portion of the sky.

Mount Pavlof eruption

From Science 12:37 am

Pavlof Volcano in Alaska Erupts, Cancels Regional Flights

Regional flights have been cancelled since Mount Pavlof in Alaska started to spew ash last week. Reports said the volcano, one of the most active in Alaska, spewed ash as high as 6.7 kilometres, the Alaska Volcano Observatory said.

Itchy piglet

From Society 7:02 pm

Scientists Discover What Makes Us Itch

Molecule released in spinal cord triggers process that causes the sensation of itching.

From Science 5:06 pm

White Tiger Genetic Secret Unveiled: Single Mutation In Single Gene Removes Orange Color [PHOTOS]

Making a regular tiger into a white tiger is as simple as changing a single gene.

Kaiba Gionfriddo

From Society May 23

3D Printer Builds Lifesaving Splint for Sick Ohio Baby [PHOTOS]

Baby’s life saved by a bronchus splint created with a 3D printer at University of Michigan.

People take part in a free yoga class at the Parque del Oeste in Madrid September 27, 2007.

From Science May 23

No More Breaking a Sweat: High-Tech Fabric that Mimics Skin Eliminates Perspiration

Bioengineers at University of California, Davis (UCD) have come up with an interesting fabric, one that mimics skin and transforms sweat into droplets that drain away.

Smoking

From Science May 23

Passive Smoking Leads to Aggressive Behaviour in Children

A new study by researchers at the University of Montreal revealed that children who are exposed to second-hand smoke from early childhood tend to be physically aggressive and anti-social once they grow up. This finding according to the researchers is regardless of whether they were exposed during pregnancy or their parent's have a history of being antisocial.