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Can Dolphins Sense Pregnancy? The Science Behind Their Amazing SonarDolphins possess an advanced sonar ability that allows them to detect pregnancy in humans by sensing subtle changes in body fluids and tiss...- Experience the last blood moon of 2025: Where to watch the Sept. 7 ‘Blood Moon’ total lunar eclipseGet ready for a celestial spectacle. A total lunar eclipse will grace the night sky on September 7-8, 2025. The moon will transform into a ...
- Meet Chrysalis: The starship that could take 2,400 humans to Alpha Centauri, nearest star system in 400 yearsChrysalis spacecraft: A new spaceship design has won a prize. The spaceship is named Chrysalis. It is designed for a long journey to Alpha ...
- Iceland volcano eruption: It's not the lava going viral, but the breathtaking photos — see them hereIceland witnessed a volcanic eruption on Sundhnúkur crater row. Lava erupted from a large crack. The eruption started after earthquakes. Tw...
- Magic mushrooms may be the real deal: Single dose eases depression for 5+ years, study findsA groundbreaking study reveals that a single dose of psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, can provide long-term relief from ...
- The $2.5 billion reason why US is worried about Canada's 'Super Pigs'Canada's 'super pigs,' a hybrid of wild boars and domestic pigs, are poised to invade the northern US. These animals cause significant agri...
- Happy New Year 2023: Know which country will celebrate occasion firstThe beginning of the New Year will not be celebrated by everyone at the same time. Let us find out which country in the world will go into ...
- The biggest shark: All you need to know about ocean's largest fishSharks can be as small as the size of a human hand or as big as 62 feet. For some sharks, half of their body length comprises their long ta...
- Seven facts about the hazardous pollutionPollution is one of the biggest global killers, affecting over 100 million people.Here are some facts about the hazard:
- New artificial skin senses many types of touchResearchers have developed an artificial skin that is warm and elastic and can sense many types of touch just like real skin.
- Human-powered water vehicle aims to break world speed recordThe students will attempt to reach a blistering pace of 37 km/h with the vehicle called Leviathan, breaking the current speed record of 34 ...
- New app warns visually impaired people of obstaclesResearchers have developed a new smartphone app that warns people with vision impairment of obstacles in their way to help them navigate be...
- New dinosaur species discovered in USUS palaeontologists have discovered the fossil of a previously unknown dinosaur - a strange horned beast that roamed an island continent 76...
- New app can reveal painting's past with just a swipeA new app for smartphones and tablets lets users see the path a painting took from sketches to completion, from any angle.
- Secret population of rare orangutans discoveredResearchers have discovered a population of 200 of the world's rarest orangutans hiding in the forests of Indonesia.
- Flexible working hours beneficial for both employees, bosses: StudyTraditional 9-to-5 office hours are becoming a thing of the past, thanks to the changing and more relaxed attitude towards time-keeping.
- Arctic sea ice decline behind Europe’s big chillThe recordbreaking cold that gripped Europe this winter could be tied to a surprising culprit — a steep decline in sea ice in Arctic follow...
- Male spiders allow females eat them for kids' sake: StudyFemale black-widow spiders and praying mantis most often eat their partners after sex. Now, a new study has found that this creepy cannibal...
- Now, an iPhone application to share your car and generate rental incomeFor the service to work, users just need to install a Getaround Carkit in their vehicle that combines GPS, Wi-Fi and keyless remote technol...
- World's tiniest batteries will be smaller than salt grainsAmerican scientists are on track to develop the world's smallest lithium-ion batteries which they say could be small enough to pour out of ...
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