Articles by Luan Chan
World's Largest Cruise Ship Symphony Of The Seas Floats Out To Sea For The First Time
Royal Caribbean International’s newest oasis class cruise ship takes to the water for the first time. The world’s largest cruise ship enters a new phase in construction.
FIFA 18 Coming To Nintendo Switch: Everything You Need To Know About New Version Of Football Game
FIFA 18 for the Nintendo Switch will be released on Sept. 29 but it is a little different from other versions. Learn more about it here.
Ravens Remember If A Human Treated Them Unfairly: Study
Do not break a raven’s trust. A new study revealed that ravens remember even a single transgression against them and learn when they get tricked.
Consistently Eating Meals Late At Night Is Dangerous For The Body: Study
A new study suggests that regular late night dinners are dangerous for the body. Delaying meals has a bad effect on metabolism and could increase health risks.
SpaceX Could Launch Falcon Heavy In Four Months
SpaceX is keeping Falcon Heavy on schedule for its maiden flight. Elon Musk reveals that the megarocket could be ready to launch by the end of summer.
Eggs Can Help Boost Growth In Babies: Study
A new study shows that feeding infants one egg daily can improve the child’s nutrition and reduce stunted growth. Parents can introduce egg to babies at 6 months.
Synthetic Opioids Found In Fake Prescription Pills
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation released preliminary findings on fake Percocet pills that had caused four deaths across Central and South Georgia. The yellow pills contain a mixture of deadly drugs.
Fetuses In Womb Can Respond To Face-Like Patterns
A new study offers a glimpse at fetal visual development. Fetuses in their third trimester of development react to light patterns that resemble a human face.
Coke Launches Coca-Cola No Sugar: What Makes It Different From Diet Coke And Coke Zero?
Coca-Cola is releasing the company’s newest diet soda in Australia on June 16, but is it really any different? Find out more about the new sugarless coke option.
Toyota Making Flying Car For Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Toyota has funded a startup company to develop a fully functional flying car in time for the 2020 Olympics. Engineers plan for a manned test flight in 2019.
Here's What Happens When You Throw The New Nokia 3310 From A 4th Floor Window
The Nokia 3310 reboot is tougher than most smartphones out in the market today. A series of drop tests show just how durable the 3310 is.
Metro Crew Unearth The Bones Of Ancient Sloth And Bison During Line Work
The crew for Metro’s LA railway expansion project digs more than railway extensions in the past six months. Fossils of two more ancient animals were found under Crenshaw Boulevard.
WhatsApp Scam Tells Users To Pay For Subscription
WhatsApp is charging for lifetime subscription in the UK but experts say this is a new scam. WhatsApp users are advised to ignore the message.
CDC Reports 14 Cases Of Wild ‘Death Cap’ Mushroom Poisoning In Northern California
The CDC revealed 14 incidences of wild mushroom poisoning in the last two weeks of December 2016. The agency advises against foraging and eating wild mushrooms.
Oceanfloor Craters Hint Of Potential Arctic Methane Explosions In The Future
Hundreds of craters caused by methane explosions were discovered underneath Barents sea. Further research finds evidence that the violent explosions could happen again in the future.
Ancient Lake On Gale Crater Had Varied Oxygen Levels Across Depths: What This Tells About Life On Mars
Martian lake paints a picture of environmental changes on the planet. Scientists find evidence that Mars could have supported life at many points in the past.
Delaware-Sized Iceberg Very Close To Splitting From Antarctic Shelf: What Danger Does This Pose?
One of the biggest iceberg split is about to happen to the Larsen C ice shelf very soon. Scientists are concerned about what could happen to Antarctica afterwards.
Compression Tights: Can They Make You A Faster Runner?
Runners who want to go farther and faster during workouts believe compression clothing is a must-wear. A recently published study suggests this is just a myth.
Gravitational Waves From Black Holes Detected For The Third Time
Albert Einstein’s theory endures. LIGO confirms a third detection of gravitational waves from the collision of two massive black holes 3 billion light-years away from Earth.
Hot And Cold Water Are Equally Effective In Removing Bacteria: Study
Study finds that cold water is just as effective in removing bacteria as warm water when washing hands. The more important part is following proper handwashing methods.
Pacemakers And Other Medical Equipment Are Vulnerable To Hacking: Study
Two studies reveal that medical devices contain thousands of bugs that make it defenseless to hacking. Not all manufacturers, however, have made improvements to date.
Some Sunscreen Products Contain Potentially Dangerous Ingredients: Other Ways To Get Protection From The Sun
Sunscreens are supposed to protect people from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays, but they still contain chemicals. Here are other ways to protect your skin.
Survey Offers Hope For Declining Honeybee Population: What More Can Be Done To Save The Bees
The United States only saw a 30 percent decline in the bee population in 2016 but Americans can do better with helping save bee colonies. Here are ways to rescue the hardworking pollinators.
This Is What Happens If US Withdraws Pledge In Climate Deal
President Donald Trump will soon decide whether the United States will back out from the climate change agreement and experts are concerned. How will the environment fare without America’s pledge?
Researchers Discover The Proteins Responsible For Cancer Metastasis And How To Control Them
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University tracked down the signaling process that triggers the spread of cancers and found two existing drugs that can inhibit metastasis.
NASA's Sun Observatory Watches Partial Solar Eclipse From Space: See SDO's Image Of The Sun And Moon
NASA’s Solar Dynamic Observatory captures stunning images of the moon crossing the sun’s path on May 25. Watch the animated version of the lunar transit.
Inmates At Oakland County Jail May Have Been Exposed To Hepatitis A
The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office confirms Hepatitis A exposure in the county jail. Inmates and visitors are advised to take necessary precautions to avoid widespread infection.
Sleep Deprivation May Cause Brain To Eat Itself: Study
Research finds that sleep deprivation is even more dangerous than originally thought. Chronic lack of sleep stimulates cell activity that causes irreversible damage to the brain.
Are Fitness Trackers Beneficial For Your Health? High-Tech Wristbands Not Good At Measuring Calories
Recent study reveals that fitness wearables do not accurately track burned calories during physical activities. Is it still worth it to rely on fitness trackers?
NASA Study Of Greenland’s Rink Glacier Reveals New Type Of Ice Loss
NASA has discovered a new mode of ice loss that was previously undetected despite its huge impact on Rink Glacier. The gigantic wave dented the bedrock underneath the ice sheet.
