Cacao Crisis: Devastating Virus Threatens Global Chocolate Supply
The cacao swollen shoot virus disease can result in the loss of up to 50% of certain harvests. A swiftly spreading virus poses a risk…
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Astronomical Genius of the Maya Revealed in Solar Eclipse Records
Ancient Maya astronomers, known for their celestial observations and accurate calendars, documented their astronomical knowledge in codices, predicting eclipses and aligning monumental structures with celestial…
The Trojan Horse Approach – New Method Could Revolutionize Lung Cancer Treatment
Technique employs patient’s own cells as a Trojan horse to deliver cancer-destroying medications directly to tumors. While lung cancer may not be the most common…
“The World Is at Greater Flood Risk Than What We Realized” – Shocking Extent of Human Impact on Global Floodplains Revealed
New research uncovers human destruction of global floodplains. A study by a hydrologist from the University of Texas at Arlington, published in the journal Scientific…
Unmasking the Universe: Astrophysicist Catalogs All Known Planet-Hosting, Three-Star Systems
In triple-stellar systems, a pair of stars orbit each other while a third star orbits around the pair. Manfred Cuntz, a planetary physicist from The…
Underwater Archaeology Team Finds 9,000-Year-Old Stone Tool Artifacts
Underwater archaeology team finds ancient obsidian flakes 2,000 miles from quarry. Scientists are studying 9,000-year-old stone tool artifacts discovered in Lake Huron that originated from…
Astronomers Believe Earth-Like Planet May Exist in GJ 832 System
In a newly published study, researchers from the University of Texas reveal that an Earth-like planet may be lurking in the GJ 832 star system…
New Nanotechnology Aids in Electron Cooling Without External Sources
Using a nanoscale structure that consisted of a sequential array of a source electrode, a quantum well, a tunneling barrier, a quantum dot, another tunneling…