SECTION: SCIENCE

New Test Can Determine Fetus' Gender at 5 Weeks

New Test Can Determine Fetus’ Gender at 5 Weeks

Dutch researchers have published results of a five year study, confirming a medical test that could determine a baby’s gender as early as five weeks. Continue reading

Scientists May Have Discovered Earth's Twin

Scientists May Have Discovered Earth’s Twin

Astronomers have an exciting announcement — a planet about 600 light years away has been discovered in a “habitable zone”, which means it could potentially support life. The planet has a 260-day orbit, which puts it right in the middle of the “habitable zone” around a distant star. Continue reading

Scientists Discover that Psychopaths Have Weaker Brain Links

Scientists Discover that Psychopaths Have Weaker Brain Links

Scientists might finally have come up with a bit more information about why psychopaths have such extreme behavioral abnormalities. Continue reading

New Test Supports Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos

New Test Supports Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos

It looks like the faster-than-light neutrinos have passed a new test, which could derail over 100 years of evidence-supported physics research. Continue reading

NASA's Next Mars Rover Will Launch in Less than Two Weeks

NASA’s Next Mars Rover Will Launch in Less than Two Weeks

NASA’s Curiosity rover will be launching on its mission to Mars on November 25th. The Curiosity rover is the most advanced rover ever sent on a Mars mission. Continue reading

Genetically Altered Mouse is 'Immune' to Diabetes

Genetically Altered Mouse is ‘Immune’ to Diabetes

Johan Auwerx of the Federal Polytechnic School in Switzerland and his colleagues have developed a “supermouse” that can gain a significant amount of weight without developing Type-2 diabetes. Continue reading

The Army's Latest Anti-Bomb Weapon -- Paintball Guns

The Army’s Latest Anti-Bomb Weapon — Paintball Guns

The army is looking into using a new high-tech weapon to combat roadside bombs and IED’s — paintball guns. Continue reading

NASA Photo Chronicles First-Ever Astronaut Jetpack Excursion

NASA Photo Chronicles First-Ever Astronaut Jetpack Excursion

You probably don’t know this, but February 12th, 1984 was an incredible day for space exploration. No, we didn’t discover a new galaxy, or make a huge technological advancement in the area of extraterrestrial communication. However, an astronaut did attempt the first-ever exploratory maneuver that took him further away from his ship than had ever been attempted. Continue reading

Researchers Attempting to Turn Urine into Biofuel

Researchers Attempting to Turn Urine into Biofuel

Someday, your toilet could power your home. At least, that’s if researchers are successful in their attempts to convert urine into biofuel. Continue reading

Asteroid Will Come Closer to Earth than Moon's Orbit Next Week

Asteroid Will Come Closer to Earth than Moon’s Orbit Next Week

An asteroid that will be passing by us next week, dubbed YU55, will come closer to Earth than the moon’s orbit. However, according to NASA, there’s no reason to panic. Continue reading