Science Feed - Page 27
22d ago
Animals
Elderly Woman Leaves $2.8M Inheritance to Pets After Feeling Neglected by Children
An elderly woman in Shanghai has decided to leave her $2.8 million fortune to her cats and dogs after claiming that her children never visited her when she was sick. She changed her will to exclude her children and designated a local veterinary clinic as the administrator of her inheritance to ensure the care of her pets.
22d ago
Environment
Hawaii: America's Clean Energy Paradise
Hawaii is rapidly transitioning to 100% clean energy, with a high percentage of rooftop solar, electric vehicles, and grid-scale battery storage.
23d ago
Physics
Russian Scientist Challenges Einstein's Theory of Gravity
Hamidreza Fazlollahi offers a new theory of gravity that challenges Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity.
23d ago
Space
Ingenuity Helicopter's Final Flight Captures View of Martian Desert
The Ingenuity helicopter, despite sustaining irreversible damage, managed to capture a breathtaking view of the Martian desert before its final flight.
23d ago
Animals
Pets Help Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Individuals Living Alone
A recent study suggests that owning a pet can protect against the mental decline that often precedes dementia in older individuals who live alone.
23d ago
Environment
North America's Unprecedented 'Hot Drought' Revealed in New Research
A recent study shows that Western North America has experienced an unprecedented 'hot drought' over the past century.
23d ago
Physics
Black hole observations solve cosmic-ray mystery
Data from an African observatory show that jets from a collapsed star are capable of producing some of the Galaxy’s fastest particles.
23d ago
Space
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter mission comes to an end after historic flights on Mars
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter mission has concluded after 72 historic flights on Mars. The mission, originally designed as an experiment, became the first aircraft to operate and fly on another world. However, damage to one or more of its rotor blades during its final flight has rendered it unable to fly. Ingenuity had exceeded expectations, flying 14 times farther and 33 times longer than planned. The helicopter served as an aerial scout for the Perseverance rover, capturing images of areas of scientific interest and helping determine the rover's next targets for analysis.