Written by John Nieves on September 2, 2021
What Do We Know About CBD Oil on Health?
Science NewsCBD (cannabidiol) is among the chemical compounds known as CBD gummies found in the marijuana plant. Unlike the popular marijuana made by drying the cannabis plant, CBD oil in Canada is made by extracting CBD from Cannabis sativa then diluted with oil, also referred to as a carrier oil, for example, hemp or coconut oil.
Written by John Nieves on December 23, 2020
Building a Child’s Future Career with LEGO
Science NewsLEGO play is simultaneously adapted to today’s education. So if you want to know where to buy lego robotics kits, this is the right place. The inclusion of this building brick toy in school curricula has been recognized with productive effects on a child’s learning. As part of the school’s progress on teaching, the play
Written by John Nieves on May 21, 2020
Blind People Could Recognize Characters Drawn by Scientists Using Electricity on Their Brains
HealthScientists tried to coax the brains of people by sending patterns of electricity. According to the study published on May 14, this experiment was a success to non-blind and blind participants who had lost their vision in their adulthood.? Despite not being fully developed, there is potential in implanting devices in the brain to stimulate
Written by John Nieves on May 1, 2020
Climate Models Foresee that Hurricanes are Stronger
Planet EarthChanges in hurricanes over time are difficult to study. The measurements can’t be easily compared to other measurements. Even though a study has indicated that as the world gets warmer, the hurricanes are getting stronger, it is not 100 percent certain. The journal, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, has released a paper online
Written by John Nieves on May 1, 2020
The US Wants to Change the Mining Rules on the Moon
Science NewsSince private companies have helped reduce the costs of launching equipment to space, there is an increased interest to develop space such as mining for raw materials. Nevertheless, the rules are unclear as to who would gain profit. There is no company or country that claims to use space as private property. Due to the
Written by John Nieves on April 21, 2020
Evidence of Ancient Nitrogen-rich Martian Underground Found by Scientists in Antarctica
Science NewsIn 1984, explorers discovered tiny pieces of a 4-billion-year-old rock from the Martian surface in Antarctica. Decades following the discovery, many questions surfaced such as the rock coming from Mars. Recently, Japanese researchers studied these meteorites and discovered traces of ancient waters rich with nitrogen and carbon. It was named Allan Hills 840001 based on
Written by John Nieves on April 15, 2020
Robotic X-37B Space Plane on a New Mysterious Mission Launched by Space Force
Science NewsOn May 17th, the mysterious X-37B had a successful launch for its sixth mission from Florida. Riding on top of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket, it blasted off at 9:14 in the morning EDT. There was a 24-hour delay with the launch due to poor weather conditions. It is still a secret what
Written by John Nieves on April 11, 2020
Crowds of Ancient Bacteria Found Living Underneath the Seafloor of the South Pacific
Planet EarthScientists were shocked to discover massed colonies of bacteria thriving on pieces of organic matter under 100-million-year-old rocks deep in the South Pacific seafloor. One study discovered 10 billion organisms with a single cell crammed in a 1-cubic-centimeter space which is similar to the density of bacteria in the human stomach. Since the samples were
Written by John Nieves on March 26, 2020
Ancient Greece’s Incredible Astronomical Breakthroughs
HistoryThe planets go around the sun The earliest heliocentric theory of the solar system explained that the sun was the central fire? and the planets are positioned in the right order with distance around it. Aristarchus of Samos, the one who developed this idea, could have assumed that since the sun was larger than the
Written by John Nieves on March 15, 2020
Explanation Provided for the Odd Movement of Yellowstone Landmark
Planet EarthA large strip of grass at the Yellowstone National Park has been erratically rising and falling for over 20 years. According to a new study, this is because of wayward magma. Since the magma has been active for a long time since 2000, it has lifted the Norris Geyser Basin for almost 13 centimeters. In
