Found a rare 'star birth machine' in the universe
Astronomers have discovered a special star-making machine - a distant galaxy that is spewing out stars at amazing speeds, about 1,000 to 4,000 stars every year.
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Astronomers have discovered a special star-making machine - a distant galaxy that is spewing out stars at amazing speeds, about 1,000 to 4,000 stars every year.
Scientists have recently found a way to give birth without using a mother's egg, using skin cells to fertilize
Previously in Europe, there have been many cases where African parents have white children ...
Recently, scientists have published the world's smallest insect, with the size of a single-celled organism.
Devil's arms, monkey face spread, baby flowers ... are considered exotic flowers from the name to shape, scent.
Baby mosquitoes that inherit the additional genome that only survives for a short time should reduce the risk of spreading dengue.
A team of experts from the Jawaharlal Nehru Research Institute and Botanical Garden in Kerala, India discovered green fluorescent light from the fly-catch tree (Dionaea…
A Japanese scientist was fortunate to capture rare scenes of a giant water bug catching snakes and eating baby turtles.
Newborn babies can eat breast milk produced from dairy cows after scientists have successfully created a genetically modified cow that can give milk the same as human mi…
Scientists from the University of Newcastle (UK) have created embryos containing DNA of a man and two women.
A group of international scientists have successfully studied the use of stem cells to heal and protect the lungs of newborn mice.
Recently, Panayiotis Zavos - an American gynecologist, made a bold decision: 'reborn' a girl who died 7 years ago by asexual reproduction.
Biotechnology company ACT (USA) has developed techniques that can produce babies as desired. This method is more effective than the previous Dolly cloning technique and…
British scientists have created human embryos containing DNA from 2 women and 1 man, a potentially progressive process to prevent cases such as epilepsy, diabetes and he…
Since the world's first baby was born from a test tube in 1978 in the UK, legal and religious regulations in Western countries have minimized new research in the field o…