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Scientists sound alarm over virus that 'latches onto humans' just like Covid-19, and is vaccine resistant

A team of American virologists has identified a covid-like virus that is lurking in Russian bats and they fear that it is "completely resistant" to all the coronavirus vaccines available on the market.  The pathogen is called Khosta-2 and it was found that it can "latch onto human cells with ease in the same way as the Covid virus." It is classified as a sarbecovirus, a member of the coronavirus family, and nothing is known about it other than the fact that it is related to...
Krasnodarskiy Kray United States Washington State University Sochi National Park Long Covid Daily Mail

Humans yet to set foot on Mars, yet the red planet is already 'littered' with 7000 kgs of our trash

Mars is a far away dream. That is not to say that humans haven't reached the planet, we have, albeit, by proxy, our rovers have been on the red soil. However, no man has ever stepped foot on Mars's surface. Yet, as per a new estimate, our race has already littered the red planet with more than 15,000 pounds or 7,000 kilogrammes of trash.
United States Cagri Kilic Virginia University European Space Agency Union Mars West Virginia

Was an asteroid the sole reason dinosaurs went extinct? New study claims they were already 'dying out'

Who doesn't know about the asteroid that killed dinosaurs? We've all pretty much grown up in the information that the otherworldly object was behind the extinction of the mighty lizards. But what if that wasn't completely true? A new major study claims that dinosaurs were "already dying" back when they got wiped out by the giant asteroid.  When dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago, their range of species was already drastically shrinking, as per the study done on...
United Kingdom Chinese Academy Of Sciences Mirror United Kingdom Chinese Academy Shanyang Basin Deccan Traps

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Research Showed that Skulls of Prehistoric Tetrapods Restricted them from Evolving

Skull bones constrained the development of the first terrestrial creatures on Earth. According to recent studies, tetrapods' evolution was constrained for millions of years because their skulls contained fewer bones than extinct and current fish.
United States Comunidad Autonoma De Cataluna Universitat Pompeu Fabra James Rawson Emily Rayfield Nobu Tamura

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