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Health News BBC: Athletes have poor teeth despite brushing
Are sugary sports drinks and gels the problem?
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Google Science Feeds: A Japanese ship destroyed part of an asteroid and then landed on it is amazing!
In a new attempt by the human race to unravel the mysteries surrounding the Earth, Japan successfully completed a risky mission. To learn more about the composition of the asteroids, the Asian country “attacked” one of them to take the pieces that came off it.
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Google Science Feeds: According to NASA, this is how aliens could see planet Earth
The estimated intelligence of aliens has already been calculated by NASA astrophysicists. The conclusions summarize most likely: they have technology far superior to ours, and if we could see ourselves from their own perspective, we would hardly pass the ...
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Google Science Feeds: How microbes generate and use their energy to grow
Date: August 23, 2019; Source: Technical University of Denmark; Summary: Researchers have shed light on how bacteria and baker's yeast generate and use their energy to grow. Knowing about cells' energy use is essential for industrial biotech processes.
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Google Science Feeds: A NASA Astronaut's Divorce Has Sparked Claims of a Crime in Space: Report
The closely guarded private life of a NASA astronaut burst into spotlight in a New York Times report Friday (Aug. 24) on a messy divorce battle involving American astronaut Anne McClain that has apparently led to claims of identity theft against the spaceflyer.
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Google Science Feeds: Jurassic Park and the dinosaur explosion, or why your kids know more about dinos than you
Wanna feel dumb? Try reading a book about dinosaurs with a kid. This happened to me. My three-year-old, Finn, is going through a bit of a dinosaur phase. Our apartment looks more like a deleted scene from Jurassic Park than a photo shoot for Vogue Living ...
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Google Science Feeds: Even worse coral bleaching expected
KAILUA-KONA — Coral bleaching is already occurring in West Hawaii waters, and things are likely to get worse as Hawaii's reefs enter a major bleaching event within the next two months — if not sooner. Warm ocean temperatures are the major contributing ...
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Google Science Feeds: Hawaii scientists fear major coral bleaching as warm ocean temps persist
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii's coral reefs appear to be entering a major bleaching event, according to new data from the NOAA Coral Reef Watch program. Officials said warm ocean temperatures are the major culprit, and the bleaching ...
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Game Spot Reviews: Remnant: From the Ashes Review - Smoldering Shooting
It's not difficult to pick out Remnant: From the Ashes' many influences. It mimics the format and grueling difficulty popularised by From Software's Souls series, pitting you against increasingly complex bosses and teaching you through failure. It mixes up its combat encounters with AI direction similar to Valve's cooperative shooter Left 4 Dead to make skirmishes exciting and unpredictable. Third-person shooting ties these two ideas together in a surprisingly cohesive way, which makes Remnant: From the Ashes a joyous action-adventure through a far less compelling world. read more
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