According to one research – the new COVID-19 mutation seems even more contagious – and experts say it could be a response to the virus to defeat masks and other social-distance efforts. In a paper published Wednesday, scientists identified a new strain of the virus during the second wave in …
Read More »The origin of the stainless steel date is about 1000 years before we realized it
The history of today’s stainless steel industry can be traced back to the early 19th century, when scientists found that iron-chromium alloys were resistant to corrosion by certain acids. New research, however, suggests that a similar alloy was being developed, much earlier – even a thousand years ago. Archaeologists have …
Read More »Not getting enough leap really takes happiness out of life, research confirms
Most of us know that lack of sleep has a profound effect on how we can function on a daily basis. From irritability and growing clumsiness to more susceptibility to colds and chronic diseases, there is enough research to pursue it. Now, a major new study also confirms that sleep …
Read More »Blue is one of the brightest colors we find in nature
From bird feathers to fruit skins, there are two main ways to display color in the natural world: by pigment substances that provide selective color absorption, or by structural color – using microscopic compositions to control light reflection. Now scientists have created a computer model that explains why the brightest …
Read More »The world’s most common pain relief drug induces risky behavior, the study suggests
New evidence suggests that U.S. One of the most widely used medications in the world – and the most widely used analgesic in the world – can do much more than just relieve your headaches, new evidence suggests. Acetaminophen, also known as paracetamol and widely sold under brand names Tylenol …
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