Slice of Life: Philippine museum displays piece of rare Orconuma meteorite
By Bea Santina Maranan A rare meteorite is currently on display in the National Museum of Natural History (NMNH)! Last July 8, the said museum was gifted with a piece
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OCTA-GLOVE: A Glove Underwater Explorers Will Love
By Sandra Cabangon A glove inspired the cover of Science Advances journal’s July 13 edition for no simple feat — this glove allows users to pick up things underwater with
Framed moments of the International Space Station (ISS) with Jupiter
By Nadine Rebekah Fandalian Acquiring an image of a planet is an experience, but to witness an entire transit travel closely to a planet is an achievement. Photo Courtesy of
BIGGEST SUPERMOON OF THE YEAR!
By Kathreen Kaye Dacanay Last July 14, we saw the moon appearing a little larger in the night sky. This astronomical event is one of the beautiful periodic sights
Like COVID-19, is Monkeypox airborne?
By Carlos Manuel Eusoya In late 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared that the SARS-CoV-2 virus, popularly known as COVID-19, is airborne. The announcement was made two years after
Study says scent of mosquito infections attract more mosquitoes
By Allysandra B. Merlin PHOTO: Amazon News What attracts mosquitoes? Apparently, they are captivated by the scent of the infections they themselves cause. A newly published report from the journal
The Second Bird in Space: Maya-2 and the Pinoy Space Scientists behind it
By Khezyll Galvan PHOTO: Good News Pilipinas As the knowledge and time progress, the size of technology shrinks although its capability level increases – stated by one of the engineers
Hope of Make-roscope: Keychain for microscience lovers
By Xy Aldrae Murillo PHOTO: DOST-TAPI For most cases, microscopic objects are overlooked, underappreciated, and seen as literally “small things.” The idea that a cell is the smallest unit of
Rainy season is here, Dengue is coming: DOH, nakapagtala ng 0.15% dengue fatality rate nitong mga nakaraang buwan
Ni Jhennisis Valdez PHOTO: Healthline Inanunsiyo ng Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) nitong Mayo 18 sa publiko na simula na ang tag-ulan sa bansa, ngunit kasabay ng
Students Invent Edible Tape with Lunch as Inspiration
By Cid Campos PHOTO: Tyler Guarino / CNN Philippines While brainstorming ideas for their product design course, four US engineering students turned an accident into an opportunity, and created the
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