Articles by Geniska Ybanez
New Study Shows Water-Rich History Of Mars
An original hydrogen-containing mineral was found in the Red Planet's meteorite. The found mineral shows the planet's possible water-rich history and exposes a potential breeding ground of life on its surface.
Italy’s Mount Etna Erupts Anew: Ash Clouds Changing Weather And Travel Plans
Italy’s Mount Etna has emitted a mass of lava and ash clouds, calling the attention of authorities as well as alarming holiday travelers.
150 Health Advocates Raise Awareness On Kidney Disease In Washington DC Summit
According to the National Kidney Foundation, 90 percent of more than 26 million adults in America are unaware they have kidney disease. For this reason, 150 advocates will convene in Washington D.C. to raise awareness.
Breastfeeding Mom Shares Story Of Losing Baby After He Accidentally Starved
Jillian Johnson, a mother who decided to breastfeed her son Landon, shares the story of his death after he accidentally starved. 'Breast is best, but follow with the bottle,' she says.
Sistine Chapel Frescoes Digitized For Future Restoration Work
Photographers have produced 270,000 digital photos of the interiors of the Sistine Chapel. The benchmark photos will serve as an initial step for the chapel's future restoration projects.
