Sci/Environment

The benefits of renewable energy is not just environmental, as it is in the west, but it could be overwhelmingly advantageous for emerging industrial nations. In the East reduced cost of manufacturing could enable countries […]

Tokyo police are arming themselves with net carrying drones or so called ‘interceptor drones,’ to catch rogue drones that are considered hazardous to the public, or are flying over restricted areas. Tech Times reports: Tokyo’s […]

Almost five years after the disaster, the Fukushima nuclear power plant is still experiencing major contamination issues. A new declassified report from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, written on March 18, one week after the […]

According to the Fukushima Prefecture and the Environment Ministry, there are more than nine million bags of nuclear material piling up in Japan. The ministry revealed this week that the number of bags of waste […]

Astronomers have discovered a distant object in our solar system that they have described as a “super-Earth”. The astronomers used data from the ALMA telescopes and say they found an object in the direction of […]

New scientific research suggests that dolphins speak to each other using a type of holographic language that may be understood by humans.  Scientists in Miami and the UK announced that they have successfully created the […]

Ten years ago a Google employee, Dave Bacon, may have unlocked the secret to quantum time travel, creating a computer that could theoretically travel back in time.  Dailygalaxy.com reports: Around ten years ago researcher Dave […]

A long-snouted lancetfish (Alepisaurus ferox), was found on a local beach in New Zealand last month. The 1.5-meter cannibalistic hermaphrodite was found in shallow waters by New Zealanders Nik Pyselman and Cam Twigley, while out […]

A new study has found that people who have a low intelligence are more likely to believe in “pseudo-profound bullshit” (their words, not ours), and that includes liking and sharing inane meaningless unproven memes on […]

NASA will provide Television coverage of the launch of the Soyuz spacecraft, carrying the next three crew members of the International Space Station on Tuesday, Dec. 15. NASA reports: NASA Television will provide full coverage […]