Articles by Rex Macadangdang
John Harrison's 'Longitude' Clock Designed 300 Years Ago Is Most Accurate Mechanical Clock
John Harrison's design concept from 250 years ago, a pendulum clock, was proof of his claim of a perfect clock. Just before Harrison died, he proudly announced a blueprint of the most accurate clock, one that only now has been certified.
Experts Say Breast Cancer Cases To Increase 50 Percent By 2030
According to a new study, the number of American women with breast cancer diagnosis will increase by 50 percent by 2030. Periodic mammograms have assisted in breast cancer prevention.
NOAA Says Many Humpback Whale Species No Longer Threatened
NOAA has submitted a proposal to remove humpback whales from the endangered species list. Humpback whales population has grown a steady 7 percent annually.
Apple iPad Pro Case New Leaked Images Hints Of Possible Design Tweaks: USB Type-C, Speaker Placement
New leaked images of the iPad Pro case are compared with an iPad Air 2 to measure the tablet’s probable dimensions. This last release is somewhat consistent to earlier pictures posted by Sonny Dickson, a known Apple insider.
NOAA Advising Recreational Boaters To Keep An Eye Out For Right Whales
NOAA officials warned boaters of the seasonal migration of right whales. According to NOAA guidelines, speed violators can be fined of up to $13,200.
World Health Organization Owns Up To Shortcomings During Ebola Crisis
WHO had openly accounted that the agency had shortcomings during Ebola outbreak. They had posted on their website the lessons and actions to be taken to prevent another global health crisis.
Humans Are Ready For Protein-Rich Crickets, But Are Crickets Ready For Us?
The cricket may be a dietary staple in many parts of the world, but that doesn't mean it will provide an efficient, large-scale alternate source of protein, as advocates claim. New research shows that crickets need to consume quality feed in order to be consumable themselves.
Rare Deep-Sea Oarfish Washes Ashore In New Zealand
An elusive oarfish was found beached in New Zealand. Oarfish, which can grow up to 36 feet in length, are thought to have been inspiration for tales of sea monsters.
Does Your Partner Snore Like A Dinosaur? A Wind Instrument Might Help
Researchers are suggesting that practicing wind instruments could provide a non-invasive solution to snoring by strengthening the muscles in the upper airways.
Climate Change Hitting Acorn Crops Hard, Says Woodland Trust
The Woodland Trust believes that climate change has affected acorn crops, and its harvest is projected to continue to drop. Acorns are a primary food source for squirrels and deer.
Comcast Brings 'Gigabit Pro' 2Gbps Internet Service To California
Comcast is offering Gigabit Pro, a 2 Gbps broadband service, to California consumers starting in June. California is the second area to receive Gigabit Pro after Atlanta.
The Shrinking Of The Human Skull Produced Our Prominent Chins
The results of a recent facial structure study turn a previous theory about the human chin on its head: the chin didn't develop — the rest of the face receded.
Here's Why Astronomers Have Galactic Hate For Robot Lawn Mowers
Astronomers dispute the frequency band being proposed by iRobot in its design of robot lawn mowers. iRobot wanted to create another autonomous cleaner, like the Roomba, for lawn mowing purposes.
Study Shows Maple Syrup May Help Fight Bacterial Infections
A recent study showed that maple syrup could help cut use of antibiotics to fight bacterial infections. Maple syrup is a rich source of phenolic compounds, which when combined with antibiotics can be very effective against infections like UTIs.
Scientists Discover What Could Be New Species Of Whale Near Antarctica
Researchers believe they have discovered a new breed of whale species by a recorded unique whale song. The whale tune does not match recorded signals from any of the 22 known species of beaked whales.
65-Year-Old German Mother Of 13 Expecting Quadruplets
Berlin school teacher Annegret Raunigk at age 65 is pregnant with quadruplets that would enlarge her family from 13 to 17 children. Doctors and politicians criticized that her pregnancy is unethical and pose health risks to her and her babies.
Santa Monica Mountains Recreational Area Should Be Enlarged, Says NPS
The National Park Service suggests the Santa Monica Mountains Recreational Area should be expanded. The additional area will be used for more recreation spots and for environmental protection.
Muscle-Building Supplements Linked To Another Kind Of Growth: Testicular Cancer
Muscle-building supplements (MBS) may increase the risk of developing testicular cancer. Men who take MBS have a 65 percent higher risk of obtaining the disease.
More Pregnant Women Not Doing Enough Exercise: Here Are Some Exercise Tips For Moms-To-Be
A new study reveals that numerous pregnant ladies are not doing enough exercise at a time when it's vital for the health of both baby and mother. Jogging done in moderation is a safe exercise during pregnancy.
Children With Diabetes Face Higher Risks Of Hospitalization Says New Study
Children with diabetes were most likely to be admitted to a hospital compared to non-diabetic children. Results from the study suggested preschoolers and poor children faced high risk of hospitalization.
5-Year-Old Boy Wears Ninja Turtle Mask During Cancer Treatment
The ninja turtle mask helped the five-year-old boy to survive cancer. Harley Renshaw has been diagnosed of having cancer in his bones, lungs, neck and kidney.
Deep-Sea Worm Has Been Eating Bones Since The Time Of The Plesiosaur
Scientists discovered that Osedax 'zombie' worms have been feeding on bones since prehistoric times. Osedax worms were eating plesiosaurs' remains based on a recent report.
Japan's New Whaling Plan Unacceptable, Needs Scientific Justification: Experts
The International Whaling Commission is rejecting Japan's revised whaling program, the NEWREP-A. Several critics and environmentalists argue that research whaling is simply Japan's veneer for commercial whaling.
New York City Council Proposing To Hire 1000 More Police Officers
The New York City Council renewed its proposal to the mayor's office to hire one thousand more police officers. The mayor's preliminary budget proposal did not include the council's calling for the NYPD funding, but an agreement is due by July 1, 2015.
Osteoporosis Drug Reclast Gives Frail Women Denser Hips And Spines
An osteoporosis medication called Reclast can enhance bone density of frail women. Nearly two million elderly Americans suffer from bone fractures and osteoporosis.
Alcohol In Movies Could Push Teens To Develop Drinking Habits
A new study suggests that seeing actors drink alcohol in movies seem to increase the chances that teenagers will develop drinking habits. However, this does not prove watching films with alcohol scenes causes teens to drink; only that it is a contributing factor.
EU To Make Decision Regarding Google Case Very Soon
The EU is expected to make a decision very soon regarding Google's antitrust case. If found guilty, the company can be fined up to €6 billion or $6.32 billion.
French Developer Spiders Announces 'The Technomancer' Cyberpunk Themed RPG
Spiders Studios' latest cyberpunk themed RPG 'The Technomancer' will be launched on PS4, Xbox One and PC by 2016.
Planets Without Magnetospheres Extremely Vulnerable To Solar Eruptions
Solar eruptions are known to cause significant damages to planets in the solar system. Venus, a planet without magnetospheres, is highly vulnerable even to a small solar eruption.
Nokia Mulls On Selling Maps Business HERE: Uber Is Eyed as Potential Buyer
Nokia has reached out to ride-sharing group Uber for a possible sale of its HERE maps service, which is currently worth about $2.1 billion.
