Articles by Karen Diaz
Young Children Now Spend More Than 2 Hours Per Day On Screens
Kids age 8 and below spends more time using the media than six years ago. A new report reveals that 42 percent of children age 8 and below already have their own gadget - compared from 7 percent in 2013 and 1 percent in 2011.
When You Die And Your Heart Stops, Your Brain Is Still Functioning (Yes, You'll Know When You're Dead)
Researchers have found that even though the heart stops beating, the brain is still functioning. Those who have experienced a heart attack or cardiac arrest are still aware of what's happening around them.
Scientists Document American Alligators Eating Sharks And Stingrays
A new study documented that American alligators are eating sharks and stingrays. This is the first scientific study indicating the widespread interaction of predators.
Artificial Intelligence Offers New Way Of Detecting Breast Cancer
Artificial intelligence offers a new kind of help in identifying benign and high-risk breast lesions. Researchers believe that a machine learning model could be used in the future to eliminate unnecessary surgery and improve the treatment of breast cancer patients.
Atlas V Rocket Launches Classified NROL-52 Satellite Mission
On Oct. 15, the United Launch Alliance (ULA) launched the classified NROL-52 satellite mission to space on behalf of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). The launch has been delayed due to unpredicted weather and a technical glitch.
Chinese Space Station Will Fall To Earth Within Months
Chinese officials confirmed that they had lost control of the Tiangong-1 and it would probably crash to Earth within few months. Tiangong-1 was utilized as both manned laboratory and an experimental testbed to demonstrate orbital rendezvous and docking capacities.
