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What is the best eSignature platform?

Electronic signatures are way too important for either small or medium-sized business organizations. And this digital achievement is available for people now. T... read more

Archaeology: Rare Roman wooden figure is found in a Buckinghamshire ditch by HS2 archaeologists

Rare Roman wooden figure from a Buckinghamshire ditch: ‘Remarkable find’ that may have been carved for the gods 2,000 years ago is discovered by HS2... read more

People who are bored behave more sadistically to mitigate the effects of being disinterested

They say idle hands are a devil’s playground, but a new study suggests a disinterested mind may always be an amusement park for evil.  Researchers at Aar... read more

Hacker, 19, takes control of more than 20 Teslas through a flaw in third-party software

Hacker, 19, takes control of more than 20 Tesla vehicles in 10 countries through a flaw in third-party software that let him start cars remotely and even spy on... read more

Cannabis compounds can stop the virus that causes COVID-19 from entering human cells, study finds

Cannabis compounds can stop the virus that causes COVID-19 from entering human cells by binding to the spike protein and blocking it from infecting people, stud... read more

One tumble dryer can release 120 million microfibres a year, study says

A single tumble dryer in the home can release 120 million microfibres into the air every year, a new study warns. Scientists have estimated the number of the t... read more

Why Should I Pay to Use a VPN?

VPNs are important cybersecurity tools that you must make use of. They are incredibly helpful when it comes to protecting your privacy and security while you’... read more

Cronutt the sea lion cured of epilepsy after pig brain cells were transplanted into its cerebrum

A sea lion named Cronutt has been given a second lease on life thanks for a ground-breaking procedure that cured his epilepsy – and the treatment could so... read more

Saturn’s moon Mimas may be hiding a ‘stealth’ ocean buried beneath its ice, study finds 

Saturn’s moon Mimas is covered in 20 mile thick ice, but astronomers now believe there is a ‘stealth ocean’ buried deep beneath its thick froz... read more

People spend 4.8 hours per day on mobile apps, research shows

People spent a staggering 4.8 hours a day, or nearly a third of their waking hours, on their mobiles last year, new research shows. App Annie’s newly-rele... read more

Just 17 Britons have died from cardiac arrests while having sex over the past three decades

Just 17 Britons have died of cardiac arrests during sex over the past three decades, an analysis has revealed. St George’s University of London researcher... read more

Neuroscience: Playing recorded prompts as you enjoy good quality sleep improves your memory

Struggle putting a name to a face? Playing recorded prompts as you enjoy good quality sleep improves your ability to remember, study finds These ‘reactiva... read more

Can you spot Mount Everest? NASA astronaut shares stunning image of the massive mountain range

Can you spot Mount Everest? NASA astronaut shares stunning image of the massive mountain range while orbiting 250 miles above the surface aboard the ISS NASA as... read more

Beer and drugs helped a South American empire rule, study finds

Peru’s Wari Empire likely mixed hallucinogenic seeds with beer to help leaders cement relationships with ordinary people over 1,000 years ago, a study sho... read more

Nature: Red squirrels are being put at risk by conifers planted across the UK to PROTECT them

Red squirrels in the UK are being put at risk by non-native conifer trees that have been planted with the aim of protecting the threatened species. This is the ... read more

Flying hypercar for inner city travel completes test flight in Dubai 

A futuristic flying ‘hypercar’ designed for inner city travel that could reach speeds of 135 miles per hour at 3,000 feet has completed a successful... read more

China has built an ‘artificial moon’ research facility with a lunar-like low gravity environment

Chinese scientists have built an ‘artificial moon’ that has lunar-like gravity and is designed to help them prepare astronauts for future exploratio... read more

Bacteria may have transferred life to distant worlds after being blown into space, study claims

Bacteria may have been transferred from Earth to distant worlds after being blown into space on high-speed vertical winds in the atmosphere, a new study has fou... read more

Fantom: How does Fantom Crypto work? Is Fantom a Good Investment?

Today we will be discussing a new DApps platform that runs on smart contract technology and is operated as an open-source protocol, so what is the use of this b... read more

Ways To Buy Bitcoin with A Bank Account

In this article, we will tell you that using fiat currency, anyone can buy bitcoin anytime, which will not be a difficult task. But let me tell you that some pr... read more

Top 8 Best Cryptocurrency DEX Aggregators in 2022

If we talk about the decentralized exchange, it was very slow at first, allowing people to find peer-to-peer transactions and off-chain through some companies. ... read more

ESA’s Cheops snaps image of a rugby ball-shaped planet 1,000 light-years from Earth

ESA’s Cheops snaps image of a rugby ball-shaped planet 1,000 light-years from Earth: Deformity is likely caused by strong tidal forces between the exoplan... read more

Robot with ‘claws’ at the end of humanoid-shaped arms performing hysterectomies in the US

Robot with a pair of ‘claws’ at the end of humanoid-shaped arms is used to perform transvaginal hysterectomies at three US medical facilities Hominis is a r... read more

Milky Way is ‘getting fatter’ as it ‘eats’ 12 star systems, experts say

Our galaxy the Milky Way is ‘getting fatter’ as it ‘eats’ 12 star systems orbiting within it, a new study shows.  Astronomers have map... read more