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![Jeff Bezos' Aerospace Company, Blue Origin, Will Test Moon Lander in First 2020 Flight | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/147639/blue-origin-founder-jeff-bezos-makes-announcement-at-satellite-2019-conference-in-dc-cr-preview.jpg)
Jeff Bezos' Aerospace Company, Blue Origin, Will Test Moon Lander in First 2020 Flight | Science Times
Sign up to get the latest science news delivered weekly right to your inbox!The upcoming flight will be the first for this 2020, marking the 13th launch for the New Shepard project. It follows the twelfth New Shepard flight last December 11, 2019.Blue Origin's latest mission is scheduled on September 24, Thursday, at 10:00 AM CDT. The Blue Origin New Shepard will carry a total of 12 payloads, which includes a Deorbit, Descent, and Landing Sensor Demonstration system - a critical part of the Human Landing System, or moon lander.Together with and Dynetics, Blue Origin is one...…Sign up to get the latest science news delivered weekly right to your inbox!The upcoming flight will be the first for this 2020, marking the 13th launch for the New Shepard project. It follows the twelfth New Shepard flight last December 11, 2019.Blue Origin's latest mission is scheduled on September 24, Thursday, at 10:00 AM CDT. The Blue Origin New Shepard will carry a total of 12 payloads, which includes a Deorbit, Descent, and Landing Sensor Demonstration system - a critical part of the Human Landing System, or moon lander.Together with and Dynetics, Blue Origin is one...WW…
![Wild Brown Bear Breaks Into the Alaska Zoo, Killing Caesar the Alpaca | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/148492/alaska-zoos-beloved-alpaca-caesar-was-killed-by-a-wild-bear-attack-cr-preview.jpg)
Wild Brown Bear Breaks Into the Alaska Zoo, Killing Caesar the Alpaca | Science Times
>Sep 25, 2020 11:49 PM EDTThe recently reported the death of Caesar, the alpaca, after a wild brown bear broke into the zoo grounds. Although the bear escaped at first, it was euthanized after returning to the zoo.With the help of , cameras were set up to keep track of the brown bear. The footage revealed that it was flipping trash bins. Biologist Dave Battle shared that they "typically remove brown bears that start accessing trash." Brown bears sometimes attempt to protect sources of food like dumpsters and may attack people and other animals.The brown bear dug under one of the...…>Sep 25, 2020 11:49 PM EDTThe recently reported the death of Caesar, the alpaca, after a wild brown bear broke into the zoo grounds. Although the bear escaped at first, it was euthanized after returning to the zoo.With the help of , cameras were set up to keep track of the brown bear. The footage revealed that it was flipping trash bins. Biologist Dave Battle shared that they "typically remove brown bears that start accessing trash." Brown bears sometimes attempt to protect sources of food like dumpsters and may attack people and other animals.The brown bear dug under one of the...WW…
![Man Dies from a Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Found in Soil | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/148692/volunteers-clean-up-community-garden-on-earth-day-cr-preview.jpg)
Man Dies from a Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Found in Soil | Science Times
Sign up to get the latest science news delivered weekly right to your inbox!Researchers submitted a case study, titled "Granulomatous Amebic Encephalitis," in , September 24. In the report, an autopsy conducted at the elderly man revealed "liquefactive necrosis." The amoeba, acanthamoeba castellanii, is a species commonly thought to be transmitted through soil, dust, and bodies of water - similar to found in ponds and lakes.RELATED:According to the (NCBI), liquefactive necrosis or colliquative necrosis is "characterized by the partial or complete dissolution of dead tissue and...…Sign up to get the latest science news delivered weekly right to your inbox!Researchers submitted a case study, titled "Granulomatous Amebic Encephalitis," in , September 24. In the report, an autopsy conducted at the elderly man revealed "liquefactive necrosis." The amoeba, acanthamoeba castellanii, is a species commonly thought to be transmitted through soil, dust, and bodies of water - similar to found in ponds and lakes.RELATED:According to the (NCBI), liquefactive necrosis or colliquative necrosis is "characterized by the partial or complete dissolution of dead tissue and...WW…
![New Mathematical Model Proves Time Travel Could Happen Without Paradox | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/149401/new-mathematical-model-proves-time-travel-could-happen-without-any-paradoxes-cr-preview.jpg)
New Mathematical Model Proves Time Travel Could Happen Without Paradox | Science Times
>Sep 28, 2020 08:00 AM EDTSeveral creative minds have stretched the concept of time travel and brought it to life through various books and movies, such as the and . These stories have all concluded that going back in time and changing the past could be catastrophic.But a new mathematical model from a physics student has proven that time travel could become possible without paradoxes. His name is Germain Tobar from the School of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Queensland in Australia. He said that he has "squared the numbers" to allow time travel without dealing with...…>Sep 28, 2020 08:00 AM EDTSeveral creative minds have stretched the concept of time travel and brought it to life through various books and movies, such as the and . These stories have all concluded that going back in time and changing the past could be catastrophic.But a new mathematical model from a physics student has proven that time travel could become possible without paradoxes. His name is Germain Tobar from the School of Mathematics and Physics at the University of Queensland in Australia. He said that he has "squared the numbers" to allow time travel without dealing with...WW…
![Discovery of New Novel Molecule Sparks Hope for Pain and Depression Treatment | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/82218/novel-molecule-to-treat-depression-and-pain-cr-preview.jpg)
Discovery of New Novel Molecule Sparks Hope for Pain and Depression Treatment | Science Times
>Jun 20, 2020 01:22 AM EDTAs a result, the analgesic and anti-anxiety activities brought about by these peptides are then diminished, their study finds. Opioid peptides are tiny proteins that function as neuromodulators by interacting with four 'classical' opioid receptors on the surface of CNS cells. According to the researchers, they play a crucial role in arbitrating pain relief. Additionally, it also controls emotions such as stress, anxiety, euphoria, and depression.The head of Immuno-Pharmacology and Interactomics at LIH, Dr. Andy Chevigné, and his crew looked at findings from...…>Jun 20, 2020 01:22 AM EDTAs a result, the analgesic and anti-anxiety activities brought about by these peptides are then diminished, their study finds. Opioid peptides are tiny proteins that function as neuromodulators by interacting with four 'classical' opioid receptors on the surface of CNS cells. According to the researchers, they play a crucial role in arbitrating pain relief. Additionally, it also controls emotions such as stress, anxiety, euphoria, and depression.The head of Immuno-Pharmacology and Interactomics at LIH, Dr. Andy Chevigné, and his crew looked at findings from...WW…
![Scientists Color Coded Brain Cells Linked to Aging to Search for Clues on Factors Causing Memory Loss | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/78405/color-coded-brain-cells-in-ageing-cr-preview.jpg)
Scientists Color Coded Brain Cells Linked to Aging to Search for Clues on Factors Causing Memory Loss | Science Times
>Jun 11, 2020 11:50 PM EDTThe authors of the study say that their paper is the first of such kind to use the approach to understanding the biology of aging. In the study, the scientists discovered that the molecular composition and number of synapses alters with age in various parts of the brain.Furthermore, the change happens in three essential phases, namely childhood, middle-age, and elderly age. In the findings, figures from middle-aged brains burst with color, indicating an immense assortment of synapses. On the other hand, infantile and ancient minds have shown less complexity and...…>Jun 11, 2020 11:50 PM EDTThe authors of the study say that their paper is the first of such kind to use the approach to understanding the biology of aging. In the study, the scientists discovered that the molecular composition and number of synapses alters with age in various parts of the brain.Furthermore, the change happens in three essential phases, namely childhood, middle-age, and elderly age. In the findings, figures from middle-aged brains burst with color, indicating an immense assortment of synapses. On the other hand, infantile and ancient minds have shown less complexity and...WW…
![Scientists Use 3D Printers to Make Miniature Organs for Testing Potential COVID-19 Drugs | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/113880/3d-printers-used-to-make-miniature-human-organs-for-testing-potential-covid-19-drugs-cr-preview.jpg)
Scientists Use 3D Printers to Make Miniature Organs for Testing Potential COVID-19 Drugs | Science Times
Sign up to get the latest science news delivered weekly right to your inbox!Indeed, 3D printers have become a helpful tool in this fight against the pandemic. Now, scientists are looking into using it to bioprint miniature human organs that they can use to test drugs to treat COVID-19 and other diseases such as cancer.Anthony Atala, the director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, and his team are using 3D printers to create pinhead-sized replicas of human organs to test drugs for COVID-19.His institute has been in the past few years to test drug efficacy against...…Sign up to get the latest science news delivered weekly right to your inbox!Indeed, 3D printers have become a helpful tool in this fight against the pandemic. Now, scientists are looking into using it to bioprint miniature human organs that they can use to test drugs to treat COVID-19 and other diseases such as cancer.Anthony Atala, the director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, and his team are using 3D printers to create pinhead-sized replicas of human organs to test drugs for COVID-19.His institute has been in the past few years to test drug efficacy against...WW…
![New Species of Truffles Discovered Thanks to Mushroom-Munching Bonobos | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/145705/new-species-of-truffles-discovered-thanks-to-mushroom-munching-bonobos-cr-preview.jpg)
New Species of Truffles Discovered Thanks to Mushroom-Munching Bonobos | Science Times
>Sep 23, 2020 07:40 AM EDTThey are costly because they are also hard to find and to grow. Truffles are also difficult to store for any length of time because they lose their aroma only after a week. Its size could range from strawberry-size to an apple-sized, although there are that were discovered.Truffles are found in many parts of the world, but the prestige truffles come from specific areas in Europe and California. But a new species of truffles have been discovered in the Dominican Republic of the Congo, thanks to the mushroom-munching .A called Hysterangium bonobos,...…>Sep 23, 2020 07:40 AM EDTThey are costly because they are also hard to find and to grow. Truffles are also difficult to store for any length of time because they lose their aroma only after a week. Its size could range from strawberry-size to an apple-sized, although there are that were discovered.Truffles are found in many parts of the world, but the prestige truffles come from specific areas in Europe and California. But a new species of truffles have been discovered in the Dominican Republic of the Congo, thanks to the mushroom-munching .A called Hysterangium bonobos,...WW…
![[WATCH] Fireball Caught on Camera in Northeast Ohio Skies | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/151904/watch-fireball-caught-on-camera-in-northeast-ohio-skies-cr-preview.jpg)
[WATCH] Fireball Caught on Camera in Northeast Ohio Skies | Science Times
>Sep 30, 2020 11:25 PM EDTThe American Meteor Society said that the phenomenon was likely a random meteor and not part of a known meteor shower, called , that is set to happen from October 2 to November 7. Robert Lunsford said that they have been receiving reports of the fireball moving through the air caught by the .Several social media users reported that they saw a streak of light and a bright flash in the sky early Wednesday morning in Pittsburgh, and in Ohio, that happened just before 6:30 am in Pittsburgh.The fireball was recorded by the driving along I-76 in Pennsylvania. Also,...…>Sep 30, 2020 11:25 PM EDTThe American Meteor Society said that the phenomenon was likely a random meteor and not part of a known meteor shower, called , that is set to happen from October 2 to November 7. Robert Lunsford said that they have been receiving reports of the fireball moving through the air caught by the .Several social media users reported that they saw a streak of light and a bright flash in the sky early Wednesday morning in Pittsburgh, and in Ohio, that happened just before 6:30 am in Pittsburgh.The fireball was recorded by the driving along I-76 in Pennsylvania. Also,...WW…
![Alan Turing's Pattern Theory Explains the Formation of Fairy Circles | Science Times](https://cdn.credder.com/uploads/article/images/resized/146359/alan-turings-pattern-theory-explains-the-formation-of-fairy-circles-cr-preview.jpg)
Alan Turing's Pattern Theory Explains the Formation of Fairy Circles | Science Times
>Sep 23, 2020 07:50 AM EDT, an English mathematician, is known for the Turing pattern or how patterns appear in nature. For the first time, ecologists have associated Turing's model with Australia's fairy circles.Researchers from the University of Gottingen and the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research in Germany worked with scientists from the University of Western Australia and Israel's Ben‐Gurion University of the Negev on a study published in the . The team analyzed the pattern of fairy circles commonly found in Western Australia and .Fairy circles are spots of vegetation that...…>Sep 23, 2020 07:50 AM EDT, an English mathematician, is known for the Turing pattern or how patterns appear in nature. For the first time, ecologists have associated Turing's model with Australia's fairy circles.Researchers from the University of Gottingen and the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research in Germany worked with scientists from the University of Western Australia and Israel's Ben‐Gurion University of the Negev on a study published in the . The team analyzed the pattern of fairy circles commonly found in Western Australia and .Fairy circles are spots of vegetation that...WW…