Placenta has a Huge Role in Baby’s Health Placenta, a vital organ for a baby’s health, is formed by about 12 weeks…
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Science Without Borders According to President Michael D Higgins, the new generation should embrace technology and science to the fullest capacity addressing…
Blue Sharks and Bottlenose Dolphins are Moving North as the Ocean Warms Approximately 200 bottlenose dolphins and 70 false killer whales have…
Science News: Planet Hunter, Climate Changes and Disadvantage of Popularity in Animal World
May 6, 2018NASA’s Planet Hunter Set for Launch Are we alone? Whatever the answer might be to that question, it’s a scary one. We…
An Increase in Antarctic Snowfall Scientists have been compiling a record of snowfall in Antarctica in the past 200 years. A recent…
Economic Effects of Climate Change Right Now!
April 25, 2018Climate change. Those two words will determine the health of the planet and the people she houses in the next 100 years.…
What Are Nootropics?
April 24, 2018Ever wished you could take a pill to make you smarter? It sounds like the stuff of science fiction, but “smart drugs”…
Science News: Mars, Chimp’s Brain and Whales
April 18, 2018Water Might Have Killed Mars’ Magnetic Field An excess of hydrogen could have shut down the magnetic field of Mars according to…
Why is Solar Eclipse Such a Rare Event? Solar Eclipse is a beautiful and rare event. The last solar eclipse in the…
All The Small Things: Microfossils Stun Scientists
April 9, 2018Science constantly evolves, because we’re always finding new things that cast doubt on what we thought we knew. You’ve probably read about…
Science News: Mongolia’s Drought, the US Winters and Aurora
March 28, 2018A Tree Tells a Tale of Mongolia’s Drought 2000 Years Ago New research is shedding light on a drought in Mongolia that…
Neanderthals’ Cave Art The latest research suggests that Neanderthals and modern humans may have been able to paint and think in symbols.…
Are We Alone? The eternal question of the human race is are we alone? If we are, that’s scary, and if we…
The New USA Budget and Science In 2018, the non-defense discretionary spending will get a $63 billion boots and another $68 billion…
China’s Great Step Forward Chinese investments and efforts are paying off with some serious advances in computing, space, and biotech. The predictions…
Is Tom Brady’s TB12 At All Legitimate?
February 24, 2018With five Superbowl rings to his name, Tom Brady of the New England Patriots is one of the best football players in…
Science News: Young People and Science, Evolution and Baby Brain
January 24, 2018Young People Don’t Want to Go for Science According to the experts, progress in technology and science is only possible if young…
Conspiracy Theories: Silliness or…Maybe?
January 10, 2018Conspiracy theories have been around as long as there have been two people whispering to each other. Such theories run the gamut from…
Novelty or Accuracy? What’s more Important? According to a recent study, more than 70% of 1,500 scientists reported not being able to reproduce…
Science News 2017: The Solar Eclipse, Earth-Liked Planets and Treating Opioid-Dependent Babies
December 28, 2017It is hard to pick only three of the most important scientific events or developments of 2017, but here at Gildshire, we…
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