Palscience

If you are thinking of buying a new TV, then you have to wait a little bit. Why? Because scientists at a Toshiba research laboratory in Cambridge, have created a new technology in TVs that allow viewers to operate their TV purely by gestures.

There are many theories about the end of our world, the most common theory is Asteroid smashing the earth and ending the human excising. But who knows? They are only theories. This video shows you when a 500km Asteroid hit the Pacific Ocean creating a 10km crust on the surface. The shock travels at hypersonic [...]

A new universal flu vaccine was developed by Dr Sarah Gilbert at Oxford University, could mean an end to the annual jab. The difference between the current vaccine and the new vaccine is that new vaccine targets different parts of the virus which means it does not have to be altered every year to match [...]

Do Mosquitoes prefer to bite specific people more that others? Do you think they can distinguish among group of people their favorite? Scientists say yes, and they are trying to crack the code behind why mosquitoes like some humans more than others.
Jerry Butler, PhD, professor emeritus at the University of Florida, said “Mosquitoes do exhibit [...]

Using Electroadhesive technology SRI International invented multi-function climbing robots for security/military, inspection, and service applications. Natural disaster, military action and public safety threats have led scientists to make use of the Electroadhesive technology and create robust robots especially ones that can travel across complex terrain in any dimension.
According to SRI ” Electroadhesive technology involves inducing [...]

A new finding by an Australian scientists suggest, chewing gum may reduce stress and anxiety. The study was led by Andrew Scholey, a professor of Behavioral and Brain Sciences at Swinburne University in Melbourne. The study found that gum chewers showed a reduction in anxiety, increased alertness and reduced Stress.
Relieved Anxiety: When chewing gum, participants [...]

Doctors in the U.K preformed the first of its kind surgery where they used muscles and tissue from a patient’s unaffected elbow to create a new shoulder after it was amputated after a cancer at Leeds General Hospital in England.
Tom Lemm, 15, from Pontefract, lost his left arm after suffering from cancer “a tumor” at [...]