NASA Approves Completion of Boeing's First Milestone towards Sending Crew to ISS
NASA on December 1 reported that it has approved the completion of Boeing's first milestone in the company's path towards sending crews to International Space Station (ISS) from the United States unde
Humans didn’t Drive American Mastodon to Extinction, say Researchers
Humans have been blamed for hunting American mastodon to extinction, but a new research on the animal and its habitat showed that it was killed by over-chill.
Football Players Undergo Significant Brain Changes, Say Researchers
In a recent study researchers have found that high school football players can undergo a significant brain changes after only a single season.
Deer hunting season starts
From December 1 to 13, general firearms season will run across the nation. Differnet rules prevail in different parts of the state.
Novel Technique turns Human Waste into Rocket Fuel
A team of researchers from University of Florida has developed a technique, which turns human waste into rocket fuel. As per the researchers, the technique could be used in applications on earth.
Grizzly Bear Population Improves in Yellowstone Ecosystem
Currently, there are more than 1,000 grizzly bears in the Yellowstone Ecosystem that occupy over 19,000 square miles. But such was not the case in the mid 1970s.
New Approach taken for Elderly Addicts at Nursing Home
A sudden and massive increase in baby boomers has driven up the number of elderly people misusing drugs and alcohol, bringing attention to problems in treating addiction in the aging.
Graphene could offer better solution for bulletproof jackets
Graphene sheets have been found stronger and more flexible for bulletproof jackets compared to Kevlar and steel.
