Footage of China’s most recent Long March 3B Y90 rocket launch surfaced last week. The rocket launched and emitted some red-looking plume as it did so. When asked about this plume in the past, both scientists and rocket experts said “if you ever see it, run.” The rocket took off from Xichang[Read More…]

Six massive galaxies have been spotted by the James Webb Space Telescope, which is estimated to have emerged too soon after the Big Bang, according to a new study published in the journal Nature. Being operational on its fullest fledge since last July, the JWST is having a ‘sneak peak’[Read More…]

An external panel that advises the United States Food and Drug Administration narrowly voted to endorse a new Pfizer vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for older adults. The move is the first step toward the FDA approving a vaccine that prevents severe RSV in the lower respiratory systems of[Read More…]

On Wednesday, an underwater researcher began his mission, which is to remain submerged underwater for 100 days.  The researcher will also use this experiment as an opportunity to educate students and carry out medical and marine science research. 40 young divers will join the research for a period of 24[Read More…]

The fossil of a species of fish that went extinct 350 million years ago was discovered this week under a roadway in Waterloo along the eastern coast of South Africa. The fossil was found by researchers under a farm road in Waterloo after a decades-long search since the species was[Read More…]

A new Pfizer vaccine to prevent respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in infants could be approved by the Food and Drug Administration by the end of the summer, according to officials. The vaccine, once approved and available to the public, would be administered to the pregnant mother while the unborn baby[Read More…]

A new study has released findings which suggest that The Earth’s core may have stopped spinning or could be spinning backwards. The earth’s core is made up of an outer layer of liquid metal, and an inner core of solid metal which is approximately 70% of the size of the[Read More…]

The United States Centers for Disease Control is continuing its investigation into the risk factor for those 65 years and older who receive the Pfizer/Biontech updated COVID-19 booster shot to experience ischemic strokes.  The CDC and FDA announced earlier this month that they had flagged a possible link between the[Read More…]

The Centers for Disease Control and the Food and Drug Administration announced this month that the new COVID-19 vaccine manufactured by Pfizer could have some safety risks. The risk is highest in people 65 years or older who receive the new Pfizer jab which is meant to target several variants[Read More…]

Researchers have discovered the reason why ancient Roman concrete has held up throughout history – not only because of its ingredients but also how it was mixed. In a study conducted by scientists at MIT and Harvard University and released on Friday, researchers discovered that Romans used a mixing process[Read More…]