news.discovery.com According to scientists woolly mammoths could walk the Earth again by as early as 2016. This idea came after they have discovered a well-preserved bone marrow that was extracted from a thigh bone in the Siberian permafrost. Semyon Grigoriev, a Russian scientist, along with Japan’s Kinki University will be launching a joint project next [...]

www.sciencenews.org It is believed that neanderthals may have been the first to build structures using bones of mammoths. At least one mammoth-bone structure that has been built by neanderthals has been discovered that dates back some 44,000 years. It was believed to be either utilized as an area for killing and cooking animals or used [...]

www.abc.net.au New discovery shows that the Southern Ocean is storing a lot of heat than any other ocean in the world. The Southern Ocean is the primary heat absorber and carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and now the level of heat are increasing rapidly, many researchers fear that this will eventually cause the water to [...]

www.dailymail.co.uk Two paintings that was salvaged from the Titanic is now is now for sale. These two religious-inspired paintings were booked to sail on the Titanic but there was a delayed that is why it was saved from the sinking ship. The paintings were ‘He That Is Without Sin’ and ‘He Is Guilty Of Death’ [...]

www.dailymail.co.uk A 5-year old kid was taken into care for being overweight and social workers believe that the parents are not doing enough to help the kid with his weight problems. The child has a body mass index of 22.6 and is considered obese for a 5 year old kid. Another 14 year old was also [...]

www.reuters.com According to the new study from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, obese adults use more prescription drugs more often than adults who have normal weights. CDC said that using several medication may put them at risk with various health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke and some cancers. “Given the health risks of [...]

www.reuters.com According to anti-AIDS group, teens who are getting treatment for HIV in Aisa are showing early signs of osteoporosis and kids are becoming resistant to drugs for HIV. According to UNICEF, from 160,000 kids with HIV, 57,000 require treatment however only 30,000 were getting them as of the end of 2008. “In our cohort, [...]

www.space.com Eighteen new planets have been discovered by astronomers and they are all like the size of the Jupiter that circle stars which are bigger than our sun. Besides the ever growing planets in the universe, this also lead on evidence that support theories regarding the formation and evolution of planets, including Earth. “It’s nice [...]