Annabella breast milk pump. A multi-layered mechanism that automatically mimics the baby’s suction. More efficient – gets more milk. quieter Israeli startup Annabella, who develops a breast milk pump that mimics baby suction, has completed $1.4 million in fundraising. The first investment Annabella received was 1 million NIS (about $300K) on the TV show “The […]
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WATCH VIDEO The European Space Agency documented this well-preserved impact crater located in the northern lowlands, south of the large Olympia Undae dune field that partly surrounds Mars’ northern polar cap. The crater is filled with ice water year-round. This is not snow, which we know from Earth, but water ice. It is the largest […]
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Researchers urging WHO to revise its recommendations. They say theirs sever findings highlight the importance of ventilation, limiting crowds, and disinfection. A group of 239 scientists from 32 countries worldwide says there is evidence that coronavirus can spray in small particles in the air and infect people indoors, which could mean that masks may be […]
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Researchers have developed a new formula for calculating the age of the dog and it is unlike the one we know: a dog’s age in ‘human years’. New research suggests that one year of your dog is not worth seven years. Researchers at the University of California have developed a new formula, starting from a […]
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Terpenes are organic compounds that give distinct scents and tastes – as well as health benefits — to fruits, flowers and plants including cannabis. Eybna is one of few companies anywhere that studies the therapeutic properties of terpenes and other cannabis phytochemicals. Manufacturers in the cannabis space, especially in North America, use the company’s proprietary […]
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We live at a moment of rapidly spreading viral disease that threatens each and every one of us with extinction, as individuals. It is an obligation to as individuals accepting a national obligation to think seriously. “The crowd is untruth.”-Sören Kierkegaard, Point of View, That Individual Early philosophical explorations of anxiety are best traced to Sören Kierkegaard in […]
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Has E.T. Gone Home? The New York Times running an interesting article about several U.S. Navy fighter pilots encountering mysterious objects near the southeastern coast of the United States. UFO Contacts in Brazil There is some controversy as to whether World UFO Day falls on June 26 or July 02 with people seemingly celebrating it […]
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Ophir Harpaz, 28, a cyber researcher at Guardicore has won the rising star award in the SC Magazine Reboot Leadership Awards 2019, in the field of information security. Ophir Harpaz, a cyber researcher at Guardicore, has prepared an online encyclopedia for organized attacks on computer systems and network crimes worldwide. The guide includes information on assaults, some […]
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By Contributing Author Link building has always been one of the crucial aspects of SEO marketing. However, ever since the first-ever Google Penguin algorithm update in April 2012 soared in penalties for the websites with unnatural backlink profiles, the significance of link building for online businesses has been questioned. And following up this many people […]
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70% of the elephants drop dead near waterholes. Botswana’s government is yet to test the bodies in what has been described as a ‘conservation disaster’. More than 350 elephants died mysteriously in a mass ‘die-off’ clustered around water holes in Botswana’s Okavango DeltaScientists described it as a “conservation disaster”. The tourism ministry said in a […]
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