Do you dream of becoming a little mermaid or an Aquaman?

Do you dream of becoming a little mermaid or an Aquaman?
You may ride with your favourite superhero! All thanks to our hard-working scientists. 
Scientists have developed a new microparticle filled with oxygen that can be injected into the blood stream, keeping you alive even if you can’t intake air into your lungs. 

Are you as lucky as Michael Faraday?

Michael Faraday made his way from a shop apprentice to the league of great scientists with little formal education... Wish everyone was so lucky....

Ancient moss brought oxygen and life to earth

Have you ever got inquisitive about how earth's atmosphere became enriched with oxygen?
Researchers at University of Exeter may have solved this long-standing mystery.
They have theorised that the earliest land plants such as moss, which colonised the land from 470 million years ago onwards, are responsible for the levels of oxygen that sustains our lives today. Their emergence and evolution permanently increased the flux of organic carbon into sedimentary rocks, the primary source for atmospheric oxygen, thus driving up oxygen levels in a second oxygenation event and establishing a new, stable oxygen cycle.

Peanut butter into an expensive diamond

Who knew that a modest peanut butter could turn into an expensive diamond!
Geophysicists have done that. 

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Source of Vitamin B12!

Did you know?
Vitamin B12 occurs naturally in rain water. 

Outdistance your Alzheimer’s threat

There are indications that running a minimum of 15 miles per week can lessen your death risk from Alzheimer’s disease (http://www.alzheimers.net/12-29-14-running-to-lower-alzheimers-risk/). 
So.... Run folks run!

Join us to build a career in science

Are you a fan of Sheldon Cooper?
Wanna be in his shoes?
Join us to build a career in science :) 

Human skin entirely replaces itself 900 times

Amazing facts about skin:
It regenerates constantly and replaces itself about 900 times in a life time. Our whole skin is renewed every three to five weeks. The average person’s skin weighs approx. ten pounds and has a surface area of twenty square feet. 

Lack of sleep makes you fat

As per scientific reports, sleep deprivation not only makes you feel tired but also makes you fat. In a study, participants who slept for only five hours each night gained 2 lbs over a week.

You can do this

Do you think you look cool when you smoke?
Time to come out of your dreams.  
Each cigarette is made up of more than 4,800 chemicals of which 69 are known to be carcinogenic. 
You are eating 11 minutes of your life everytime you smoke.
QUIT SMOKING, 'YOU CAN DO THIS'

Social rejection resembles physical pain to the brain

Social rejection is equally painful to that of a body ache!
Researchers noticed that brain uses a similar reaction to ease the pain of social rejection as it does with physical pain.

Stay cool without A/C

Stay cool without A/C!
Clothing material work like demons in the scorching heat. Everyone wants to stay inside in an air-conditioned room.
Looking at the energy consumption, researchers thought a way of cooling a person rather than the building where they work or live.
Stanford engineers have developed a low-cost, plastic-based textile that, if woven into clothing, could cool your body far more efficiently than is possible with the natural or synthetic fabrics in clothes we wear today. 

Tomatoes have more genes than humans

Plant Geneticists spent nine years decoding the tomato genome. Results revealed that tomatoes have nearly 7000 more genes than humans.

Walking and exercise reduce breast cancer risk

Researchers reported that exercise like walking may reduce breast cancer risk. They found that women who were very active and walked for at least 7 hours a week had 25% lower risk for breast cancer.  

Wolves are more adventurous than dogs when gambling for food

Humans are considered to be risk-averse. 
Research study has shown that dogs too believe in guaranteed pay-off over the possibility of a greater reward while wolves pursue a all-or-nothing strategy. 
Both wolves and dogs were faced with the choice between an unpalatable food pellet and a 50-50 chance of either palatable meat or a stone, wolves chose the risky option in 80% of trials whereas dogs did so in only 58% of trials. 

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Link between Alzheimer's and Type 2 Diabetes

Research team now believes that Alzheimer's disease and type 2 diabetes may be so closely related that looking into the diabetes drugs currently used to control glucose levels could potentially lead to effective treatments in not only alleviating the symptoms but also the progression of Alzheimer's.
For more information, visit http://www.ctvnews.ca/health/new-research-finds-link-between-diabetes-alzheimer-s-disease-1.2956353