Woodbridge, England – In the far corner of Southeast England on the Debden River, the former US Navy submarine, whose career saw that it served in some of the most advanced nuclear ships of the 20th century, launched a mission in the past. David Mac Macdonald is one of the 180 volunteers creating an exact … Read more
Based on new studies, scientists have used human skin cells to create fertilized eggs that can produce early embryos, an advance that could extend fertility treatment options. The concept of proof of the concept, published on Tuesday, was associated with a nucleus, a part of the cell, which contains most of its genetic information, starting … Read more
Provided by Pietro Lombardi, Aistinn Laing, Nacho Doce and Emma Pedus Parafita, Spain (Reuters) -Javier Fernandez Perez remembers how his Hamlet’s inhabitants burned underground in winter to help prevent huge fires that burned the Northwest Galician region of Spain last summer. When hotter and drier weather causes larger and more destructive fires, both experts and … Read more
Curious children are a series of children of all ages. If you have a question you would like to answer the expert, send it to Curiouskidsus@theconversation.com. Would it really be possible to get dinosaur DNA and then restore them? – Lucie R., 5 years old, Atlanta, Georgia As a paleontologist, it is a scientist who … Read more
In the Indonesian archipelago, home to three quarters of the Earth’s coral species, on the Icelandic coastline with 70% of the country’s plants, and the territory along the Angola Atlantic Ocean coast, depicting savannahs, forests and estuaries between 26 new UNESCO biosphere reserves. The United Nations Cultural Agency says that reserves are 785 places in … Read more
When you buy through our articles links, Future and its syndication partners can earn commissions. Apollo 17 Harrison Schmitt on the surface of the moon. ; | Credit: NASA The unfaithful rock, which, more than 50 years ago, collected the Apollo 17 Astronaut gene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt, could completely change what we think we … Read more
The federal regulatory authorities have identified possible radioactive contamination in the second food product sent from the US from Indonesia, even when memories of potentially damaged shrimp continue to grow. This discovery adds questions about the source of an unusual problem. U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials blocked the import of all spices from the … Read more
According to the researchers, the discovery of a sinking harbor on the shores of Egypt can offer a piece of puzzle a long -lasting Cleopatra lost grave and gaze to the ancient country’s maritime activities. A team of underwater archaeologists, including National Geographic Explorer Kathleen MartÃnez and National Geographic Explorer-Large Bob Ballard, is not covered … Read more
The digital reconstruction of a million old skull shows that people can abandon our ancient ancestors 400,000 years earlier than they thought, and in Asia, non -Africa, a study has been found. The conclusions published on Thursday are based on the 1990s. The reconstruction of a skull found in China and has the opportunity to … Read more
When surveyed a supercostalist over 110, they are inevitably asked to share their tips on longevity. And what if their secret could be scientifically explored? What can their genome tell about aging and why do they avoid diseases that require so many other people? If the secrets were revealed, perhaps they might help others to … Read more