Articles by Cez Verzosa
Happy 24th birthday Hubble Telescope! What's the cosmic eye been busy with?
The Hubble Space Telescope celebrates its 24th birthday with a yet another magnificent shot of the infinitesimal portion of space, reinforcing Hubble's prowess in capturing more than what meets the eye.
Bubbles that can display images and pop a scent? SensaBubble should be fun
A chrono-sensory mid-air display system called SensaBubble produces fog-filled bubbles to which computer-generated images can be projected onto and releases a scent relevant to the notification when they pop.
Two million seniors in UK without adult children to take care of them by 2030: Report
The number of older people in Britain is expected to overshadow the number of family members able to provide unpaid help, a report by the UK government think tank Institute for Public Policy Research has revealed. What''s the real score?
Antibiotic resistance genes in cow manure may endanger human existence: Here's why
A recent study unearthed a threat to human ecosystem in a seemingly innocuous mound of cow manure when scientists found it harbored a number of newly identified genes that can beef up any pathogen's resistance to antibiotics. They are studying whether the bacteria clinging to the manure can move into the human ecosystem.
Meet Putnisite, the newest mineral discovered in Western Australia
Meet 'putnisite,' a unique mineral found in a surface outcrop at Polar Bear peninsula in western Australia. It's unusual combination appears unrelated to other minerals.
32 percent of adult Canadians report experience of physical, sexual abuse during childhood: Study
Latest study published Tuesday in The Canadian Medical Association Journal revealed that one in three Canadians actually experienced child abuse during their upbringing, an experience that may, on a graver note, even affect their mental health.
