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Email: mary@satprwire.com                                Phone: +44 20 4732 1986 Marry is a fitness freak in every manner and gives proper care about her health and of others. She is probably the best person we have at Daily Research News for covering articles from the Health sector. If not at work, she can be seen drinking a cup of coffee.
Researchers invent a fire-fighting gel to prevent forest fires

Researchers invent a fire-fighting gel to prevent forest fires

October 7, 2019Mary Adams

US researchers have developed a gel to make trees fire resistant. It is then a question of anticipating the fires of seasons and facilitating the work of the firemen. This is a unique prevention tool that could be applied soon. A spray gel According to a statement released on September 30, 2019, this freeze was […]

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This salamander is the largest amphibian in the world

This salamander is the largest amphibian in the world

September 19, 2019Mary Adams

A team of researchers has announced that they have identified two new species of giant salamander. One of them is now considered the largest amphibian in the world. The details of the study are published in the journal Ecology and Evolution. Chinese Giant Salamanders are in bad shape because they are listed as critically endangered […]

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NASA Scientists find black hole eats three hot meals a day

NASA Scientists find black hole eats three hot meals a day

September 16, 2019Mary Adams

A team of astronomers announces they have identified a black hole that obviously has an appetite. Repeated X-ray “flashes” suggest that the cosmic ogre feeds at least three times a day. All nutritionists will tell you: it is not advisable to skip meals. A supermassive black hole, spotted in the center of a galaxy 250 […]

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Here is one of the largest flying reptiles ever discovered

Here is one of the largest flying reptiles ever discovered

September 13, 2019Mary Adams

The remains of this ancient giant reptile were discovered about 30 years ago in Canada, but we confused it with another species named Quetzalcoatlus. A re-analysis of fossils made by researchers at Queen Mary University in London now suggests that it is a different species, unknown to science. Evidenced by the bones of his neck, […]

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More intense hurricanes due to climate change

More intense hurricanes due to climate change

September 11, 2019Mary Adams

The intensity of hurricanes such as Dorian, which last week hit the Bahamas as category 5, was something scientists had pointed out could happen due to climate change. These phenomena would not be so frequent but devastating. 20th century: uncertainties In the absence of satellite data on a planetary scale before 1970, it is not […]

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The 2019 Hurricane Season would be one of the worst in history

The 2019 Hurricane Season would be one of the worst in history

August 9, 2019Mary Adams

Little by little, we are approaching the Hurricane Season of this 2019, which translates into significant effects in the coastal areas of various parts of the world; as well as heavy rains that affect many people and cause material damage. Unfortunately, we would be facing one of the worst in history. According to the Climate […]

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Ethiopia has planted 350 million trees in one day

Ethiopia has planted 350 million trees in one day

July 31, 2019Mary Adams

According to one study, restoring forests could be our best weapon against global warming. Thomas Crowther, a researcher at ETH Zurich, and author of this work defended the idea as follows: “There are 400 gigatonnes of CO2 currently captured in the 3,000 billion trees on the planet. If you increase this capacity by 1,000 billion […]

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USA wants its astronauts to return to the Moon in the year 2024

USA wants its astronauts to return to the Moon in the year 2024

July 22, 2019Mary Adams

Fifty years after the first steps of the human on the lunar surface, the Moon is again a subject at NASA. The United States wants its astronauts to return to the Moon and soon, by 2024. It is believed that the Moon will serve as a determining test field for the real prize: sending astronauts […]

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Find signs of why Alzheimer's is stronger in women

Find signs of why Alzheimer’s is stronger in women

July 18, 2019Mary Adams

New research uncovered biological clues about why Alzheimer’s is more common in women than in men and how the most common form of dementia varies between the sexes. Scientists at the international conference of the Alzheimer’s Association, which takes place in Los Angeles, presented evidence that evil diffuses differently in the brain of women than […]

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Russia sends X-ray telescope to space to find black holes

Russia sends X-ray telescope to space to find black holes

July 15, 2019Mary Adams

Black holes are one of the most interesting phenomena for lovers of space exploration. And now it is possible that a new era in history has opened to understand these formations. According to reports, the people of BBC News after quite a while of silence Russia has returned with a new project of space observation. […]

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