The 58 year old scientist injected himself with a 3.5 million year old bacteria and feels there is some considerable enhancement to his life.
Scientists have to explain how salt got to Ceres' surface, beside explaining other features including unusual crates and a tall peak with shinning slopes.
Entombed in the ash that was spewed out by Mount Vesuvius when it tragically erupted in 79AD, restorers are now painstakingly working on and scanning the preserved plaster casts of 86 of the Romans who were trapped in Pompeii.
A Eastern Europe woman mistakenly used Builder’s foam instead of her hair styling mousse which became a very messy affair and ended up in hospital.
A rare, exotic plant 'Corpse Flower' that blooms only once in several years, bloomed at the Chicago Botanic Garden.
While technology has made us connect better, we are probably communicating too much.
A new study examining diet and exercise over decades shows that the truth about weight loss might be very complex.
Scientists discovered a technique to identify the color of fossils that were as old as 300 million years.
Consuming extra calcium enhances bone mineral density, but cannot prevent fracture.
A new piece of research says that fingerprints not only provide information about a person's identity, but also their genetic heritage, as scientists say that certain traits in fingerprints can determine if someone is of African or European origin.
Knowing what leads to migraines can help you to avoid them.
DARPA is developing implantable technology that can increase soldiers' performance and trauma recovery.
A pioneering joint project among Google, NASA and USRA, focuses on leveraging quantum computing to boost artificial intelligence, machine learning and to help solve complex problems.
According to the latest study at the University of Buffalo, reserchers have found a link between empathy and aggresssion
Archeologists and marine experts found artificats from the Antikythera shipwreck dating to 65 B.C. including glass and ceramic ware, bronze objects including an armrest that may have belonged to a throne.
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