Israel Slapped with First International Sanctions Since Start of Gaza War, Gets Banned from Top Science Competition
The International Olympiad in Informatics announced that the country would be banned from competing under their flag in 2025 due to the conflict in Gaza.
Artificial Intelligence Threatens Millions Of Jobs, But It's A Technology Where Latinos Are Not Far Behind
A recent AI study commissioned by Intuit QuickBooks found that 86% of 1,000 Hispanic and Latino respondents use artificial intelligence in their work, and 38% say they use it daily.
NASA Wants Hispanics to Add Their Names to Spacecraft on Mission to Jupiter
The National Space Administration is inviting the public to sign a poem by Mexican-American laureate poet Ada Limón that will fly aboard Europa Clipper.
Russian Scientists Issue Warning Of Powerful Solar Flare Activity On Monday
X-class flares are the most powerful explosions in the solar system and have the capability to generate long-lasting radiation storms.
'Switch Off' Autism Symptoms Using $3 Epilepsy Drug: Scientists Discover
Researchers have made a ground-breaking discovery: an epilepsy medication that costs $3 a pill may be used to "switch off" the symptoms of autism in mice.
NASA To Conduct 'Full Force' Investigation On Thousands Of UFO Sightings
Given the shifting environment surrounding unidentified flying objects (UFOs), or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) as the United States call these items, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will conduct a "full force" investigation into thousands of such encounters.
Scientists Receive $15 Million To Resurrect Woolly Mammoths Back From Extinction
Wooly mammoths, an extinct ancestor of the elephant, are the focus of science firm Colossal, which plans to use genetic engineering to resurrect the species.
Scientists Say Aliens Could Make Megastructures Around Black Holes, Build Civilizations
Alien civilizations could be getting energy from black holes using megastructures called Dyson spheres and make civilizations.
Hermit Crabs Are Getting Horny Over Plastic Pollution, Here's Why
Unfortunately, the crabs gets "sexually excited" by a chemical contained in the trash.
US Now On A ‘Race’ Vs. Delta Variant As Cases Surge In The Country
Several government officials renewed mask mandates, and distancing, while encouraging Americans to get vaccinated as deaths from COVID-19 rise in some U.S. states and globally.
Man Nearly Masturbates Himself To Death After Orgasm Triggered Brain Aneurysm
A 51-year-old man in Japan had a stroke while masturbating, but he initially thought it was just an excruciating headache and vomiting.
Want Babies? Experts Recommend A Trip To Mars
While the assumption was that space radiation would destroy sperm making breeding impossible, new analysis proved otherwise.
National Geographic Identifies Southern Ocean As World's 5th Ocean
National Geographic finally recognized Southern Ocean around Antarctica as the world's fifth ocean.
If Astronauts Die On NASA’s Mars Mission They Could Be Eaten By Other Crew Members?
The possibilities were suggested after an uptick in the death toll was expected in the forthcoming space mission that’s taking place after a span of 60 years.
Homaro Cantu Death: Chef Known For Blending Science, Food Found Dead From Apparent Suicide
Chicago-based celebrity chef Homaro Cantu, known for blending food and science as a way to eliminate hunger in the world, was found dead from apparent suicide. May he RIP.
Postcards from Mars show rover's key science targets
NASA on Monday showed off the first high-resolution, color portrait images taken by the Mars rover Curiosity, detailing a mound of layered rock where scientists plan to focus their search for the chemical ingredients of life on the Red Planet.
NASA's science rover Curiosity zaps first Martian rock
The Mars rover Curiosity zapped its first rock on Sunday with a high-powered laser gun designed to analyze Martian mineral content, and scientists declared their target practice a success.