Age-related hearing loss is something that people struggle with. However, scientists have found a way to reduce the chances of hearing loss. Researchers of the study suggest that age-related hearing loss is a result of decreasing protein in the inner ear. However, Phytosterol supplements have been shown to replace protein and prevent sensory malfunction. Researchers … Read more
Nowadays, it’s quite common to come across clinical terms related to personality disorders on platforms like TikTok and Instagram. However, not everyone using these terms actually gets them right. A person diagnosed with narcissism, Jacob Skidmore, shares a riddle that supposedly helps identify if you might be a psychopath. Skidmore is active on TikTok as … Read more
As August of 2023 comes to an end, a rare super blue moon will light up the sky. The second full supermoon of the month is also a super blue moon. The rare appearance of the moon is visible in the sky on August 30, 2023. Will the moon appear blue on this day? Not … Read more
MrBeast, as everyone knows, was the beast on YouTube. If you are asking why, you are saying “was”? Yeah, that is the problem also I have. A few days ago MrBeast tweeted he is going to release his biggest video ever. And as he says it was released. But guess what? His so called Biggest … Read more
Imagine if one day, Earth decided to do something totally wild: spin in the opposite direction! Right now, our planet spins from west to east, but let’s imagine for a moment that it spun the other way. Buckle up, because things would get really interesting. The Big Spin Before we get into the fun stuff, … Read more
The “Futures in Focus” podcast recently brought together 120 experts who shared their thoughts on everything from tech innovations to climate change. These discussions are soon to be part of an upcoming book titled “Envisage.” For many, the thought of analyzing such a wealth of content might seem overwhelming. In the past, it would have … Read more
Before 2019, the U.S. alone used about 500 million plastic straws every day. Following bans in several states, businesses turned to paper options. Many drink chains and fast-food outlets have shifted to using paper straws in an effort to reduce plastic waste. However, researchers have cautioned that these paper alternatives may carry toxic chemicals and … Read more
In a bid to streamline its operations, AC Transit has turned to artificial intelligence. The agency is now using AI to spot those drivers who think it’s okay to park in bus-only lanes, bus stops, and transit centers. A Step Towards Safer and Timely Commutes By integrating AI into their existing bus-mounted cameras, AC Transit … Read more
Liver cancer is one of the most observed cancers that people are battling in the USA. Each year, America records thousands of primary liver cancers and deaths. Hepatocellular Carcinoma or HCC is the most common type of primary liver cancer among liver cancers. Fortunately, UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center is now coming up with a … Read more
New research in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer offers hope for patients facing this challenging condition. According to the American Cancer Society, nearly 1 million women are currently battling various forms of cancer, with about 31% of them dealing with Breast Cancer. Commonly, surgery and chemotherapy are the main methods to address breast cancer, … Read more
Sinkholes happen unexpectedly from time to time. But when they do happen, it is sudden and can cause a tragedy. If a massive sinkhole were to collapse right now, what would happen? Let’s explore. Sinkholes happen when the area or the rock beneath the land surface is made from limestone, carbonate rock, salt beds, or … Read more
Mars has been a talk among many space enthusiasts over many years. It even became a popular interest among entrepreneurs, investors, and investors like Elon Musk. Recently, Computational social scientists at George Mason University have revealed something exciting. Simulations suggest that only 22 people are required to start a colony! Not just that, the scientists … Read more
Recently, Judge Beryl A. Howell made a big decision: art made by AI can’t have a copyright. Why? Stephen Thaler tried to get a copyright for art made by his computer program, the Creativity Machine. Past Cases Shape Today’s Rulings There have been other strange cases before this. Do you remember the story about a … Read more
Imagine not being able to speak for two decades and then, one day, finding your voice again. That’s the magic AI-assisted Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) are bringing into the lives of those with brain injuries.Researchers have unveiled two groundbreaking studies in the renowned “Nature” journal, and they are truly miraculous. Breaking Records with Digital Avatars One of … Read more
The deep sea holds many mysterious places and is home to many creatures. Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute‘s deep ocean robot located the mysterious ‘garden of octopuses‘ at 10,500 feet (3,200 meters) deep! These 8-legged sea creatures seemed to thrive on a pitch-black underwater volcano. Let’s have a look at what more they have found. … Read more
The United States is currently experiencing a heat wave that has been breaking records and posing a serious threat. Temperatures have soared into the triple digits in many places! The heat wave doesn’t seem to end anytime soon. The extreme weather is without a doubt causing widespread misery. What If The Current Heat Wave In … Read more
