Articles by Nicole Arce
NASA Hopes Undersea Volcano Can Give It Clues On How To Find Alien Life In Space
NASA hopes to find clues about life in outer space by diving under Earth's own oceans. Could an underwater volcano give scientists hints about where else life could be in the solar system?
Here Is How It Looks Like When A Black Hole Swallows A Star
Researchers invented a new model that helps them understand how a black hole devours a star. The framework can provide new insight into black holes and their mysterious lives.
Two Galaxies Collide To Form One Luminous, Starburst Galaxy
NASA released the newest image of NGC-3256, a starburst galaxy 100 million light- years away. Starburst galaxies are one of the brightest objects in the sky and are formed usually when two galaxies collide.
Tiny Green Mummified Baby Hand Unearthed In Medieval Cemetery Reveals Sad Story About Its Burial
Researchers found a mummified green baby hand in a village in southern Hungary. They uncovered an unusual mummification process and a sad story that comes with it.
Stolen Sumerian Tablets Reveal Mysterious 4,000-Year-Old Lost City Of Irisagrig
Some 450 cuneiform tablets unearthed in modern-day Iraq reveal clues about day-to-day life in the ancient lost city of Irisagrig. The tablets were looted and smuggled into the United States and confiscated from an antiques collector.
Leaked Pentagon Report Reveals Supersonic UFO That Could Make Itself Invisible Interacted With Mysterious Underwater Object
A Las Vegas TV station has revealed a leak military report detailing strange UFO sightings in 2004. The report claims the UFO can fly at supersonic speeds and make itself invisible.
Massive Genetic Study Reveals 90 Percent Of Earth’s Animals Appeared At The Same Time
The latest research is debunking current knowledge about evolution. After studying 5 million genetic barcodes, scientists found 90 percent of species on Earth may have emerged around the same time as humans.
Unusual Japanese Flower, Rare Great Ape, And One-Celled Protist Among Top 10 New Species of 2018
The IISE has released its list of Top 10 New Species of 2018. Among these are the world’s most endangered great ape, a heterotrophic flower, and a eukaryotic protist.
Scientists Find 840 Icy Little Planets Beyond Neptune, Say There Could Be Hundreds Of Thousands More
A five-year survey of the outer reaches of the solar system has led scientists to discover as many as 840 previously unknown small planets. They believe there could be as many as 90,000 little icy worlds more.
99-Million-Year-Old Unlucky Tick Bound In Spider Silk, Immortalized In Amber
Researchers have found an extremely rare fossil of a 99-million-year-old tick wrapped in spider silk and encased in tree resin. The discovery reveals the ancient interaction of an unlucky tick and an uncompromising spider.
These Male Birds Smell Like Tangerines To Seduce Females
Male crested auklets make their own tangerine-scented cologne to attract new mates. Courtship begins with the birds entwining their necks together and rubbing their bright orange bills in each other’s feathers to get a whiff of that seductive tangerine smell.
Scientists Find Incredibly Well-Preserved 1,000-Year-Old Mummy In Peru
Researchers have discovered a 1,000-year-old mummy completely intact in its funerary bundle. The mummy was unearthed in the archaeological site of Pachacama, a pilgrimage site in what is known to be ancient Peru.
Apple Starts Mass Production Of 7-NM A12 Chips For New iPhones
Apple has reportedly begun mass-producing its new A12 chips. The 7-nm processors will bring new improvements to the next generation of iPhones, including faster apps, better storage, and more efficient batteries.
Scientists Just Created A Human-Chicken Embryo
Researchers have successfully fused together human embryonic stem cells with a chicken embryo, making the world’s first human-chicken embryo, by inventing a new technique that sidesteps current ethical laws. But why?
Here’s How To Know What Data Apple Has On You
Apple has launched a privacy website ahead of the GDPR, allowing users in the EU to download all data that Apple has collected on them. Here’s how you can do that.
Rare Element Could Make Timekeeping So Precise We Could Detect Dark Matter
A neglected element at the bottom of the period table could be used to build clocks 100 times more precise than atomic clocks, possibly allowing scientists to detect dark matter.
This Is What Earth Looked Like 2.4 Billion Years Ago
The Earth’s first supercontinent is said to have rapidly emerged from the ocean 2.4 billion years ago. The sudden appearance of landmass led to climate change that eventually led to the Great Oxygenation Event.
Bitcoin Could Stop Being Profitable Because It Uses Up So Much Energy
Is bitcoin mining worth it? Bitcoin could use up as much energy as Austria by the end of 2018, and the staggering cost of electricity could keep miners from making profits on the digital currency.
Microsoft Surface Phone, Aka Panos Phone, To Launch In Second Half Of 2016: Rumor
Microsoft has reportedly shelved an all-metal smartphone being developed for next year. Instead, Redmond may be working on the very first Surface Phone to be released sometime in the second half of 2016.
Sony Drops Price Of Two PlayStation 4 Bundles To $300 For The Holidays
Sony is offering the PlayStation 4 bundled with 'Star Wars: Battlefront' or 'Uncharted 4' for only $300 if you purchase them for the holidays.
Adobe Kills Flash Pro, Resurrects It As Animate CC
Even Adobe has subtly acknowledged that Flash Pro has to go. However, Flash itself as a development tool still has a long way to go before the Web finally gets rid of it.
Apple Testing USB Type-C, Wireless Charging, Multi Force Touch, Other Features In Five Different iPhone 7 Prototypes: Report
A new rumor from the Far East claims Apple is testing various advanced new features to incorporate into the iPhone 7. Word has it that the company will test out five different prototypes.
Chromecast Tops Apple TV, Fire TV And Roku As Bestselling Media Streaming Device
Chromecast is the most popular media streaming device for this year’s third quarter, besting out hot new offerings from Apple, Amazon and Roku.
AT&T Wants You Off Its Unlimited Plan With Impending Price Hike
AT&T is set to increase the price of its grandfathered unlimited plans, making it the latest major carrier to make public its attempts to get people off the older plans.
iPhone 7 Features, Release Date And Pricing: Everything We Know So Far About Apple’s Next Big Thing
Will the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus run on the A10 chip? Will we see brand new designs? Will the next big thing from Apple be waterproof? Here’s what the rumors say so far.
Best Apple Cyber Monday Deals: Get iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, Apple Watch, iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 4 And More At Huge Discounts
Missed out on the Black Friday shopping? These Cyber Monday deals for Apple products are just as good, and you don’t have to line up at the stores to get them too.
Google’s Self-Driving Cars Could Soon Talk To Motorists And Pedestrians
Google has been awarded a patent detailing technology it could use to make its self-driving cars communicate with pedestrians. These include voice alerts that can tell them when it’s safe to cross and when it’s not.
Instagram Adds Multi-Account Support For Android, But Not For iOS
Instagram rolled out a new feature for beta testers that lets them easily switch between multiple accounts. For now, the update is available to Android users only.
Death To Internet Explorer: Microsoft To Retire All Versions Under IE11 In January
Microsoft will end support for all versions of Internet Explorer except for the latest one available on supported operating systems. Clearly, it’s the company's strategy to woo customers over to Microsoft Edge.
Huawei Mate 8 vs. iPhone 6s Plus vs. Galaxy Note 5: There’s A New Phablet Killer In Town
Huawei unveiled its latest and greatest smartphone, the Huawei Mate 8. It’s a 6-inch monster and is expected to be the new flagship killer to trump the competition.
