Science & Health

Protein

Protein identified to cure deadly viral diseases

Researchers have found that a protein - retrocyclin101 can be used to cure influenza and infectious diseases. The research on mice have found lesser deaths from infection when it was treated with the protein.
Oct 1, 2017
By ​Rahul K R
Martian

Space agencies compete to colonize Mars

The International Astronautical Congress (IAC) meeting in Adelaide, Australia on September 29 became a platform for Space companies and agencies to deliver their idea for mankind's mission to Mars.
Sep 30, 2017
By ​Rahul K R
Marine species

Tsunami debris drives Japanese marine species to migrate to US

Around 300 marine species from the Japanese coast have been found on the western coast of United States, indicating that the marine organisms had traveled through the ocean to evade the plastic debris formed after the devastating tsunami in Japan March 2011.
Sep 30, 2017
By ​Rahul K R
Bizarre eyeball tattoo leaves Canadian model partially blind

Bizarre eyeball tattoo leaves Canadian model partially blind

An eye tattoo has left 24-year-old Catt Gallinger partially blinded and oozing purple tears. The tattoo was meant to have tinted her sclera, the white part of her eye, but has caused possible permanent impairment.
Sep 29, 2017
By Staff Reporter
Bizarre eyeball tattoo leaves Canadian model partially blind

Bizarre eyeball tattoo leaves Canadian model partially blind

An eye tattoo has left 24-year-old Catt Gallinger partially blinded and oozing purple tears. The tattoo was meant to have tinted her sclera, the white part of her eye, but has caused possible permanent impairment.
Sep 29, 2017
By Staff Reporter
JAXA

Japan has discovered climate change in Venus

The Akatsuki spacecraft of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, JAXA, has discovered speeding and rotating winds in the atmosphere of Venus using their spacecraft Akatsuki. The images from the planet show that the wind speed is prevalent during certain months.
Sep 29, 2017
By ​Rahul K R
Puerto Ricos Struggle By The Numbers

Puerto Ricos Struggle By The Numbers

Since Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico as a category 4 storm, the U.S. island has strugged severely. Around 1.5 million people are still without drinking water, 97% of the island is without including 58 out of 69 hospitals, and the damages from the storm are estimated to total from $40-85 billion. 
Sep 29, 2017
By Staff Reporter
BLOGS AND FEATURES
Vladimir Putin

Russia's 'Enteromix' Cancer Vaccine Rolled Out For Clinical Trials in 2026 Amid Hope, Hype

By Kiran N Kumar