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December 2015

December 29, 2015

Stem Cells: The Last Hope for Saving White Rhinos

A group of international scientists is collaborating to use stem cell technology to save the critically endangered white rhino, of which only three individuals remain.…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 29, 2015
December 24, 2015

How Serious is the Threat of Large Celestial Bodies Colliding with Earth?

Astronomers are warning that the threat from comets may be more significant than previously thought, suggesting that distant comets could pose serious risks to Earth.…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 24, 2015
December 21, 2015

Limited Food Promises Activate Hunger Hormone More

Researchers at the University of Southern California found that limited food access activates the hunger hormone ghrelin, leading to increased food consumption in laboratory mice.…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 21, 2015
December 20, 2015

Playing Instruments Improves Children's Learning Ability

Researchers at Stanford University have found a positive link between learning music and children's ability to learn words, potentially aiding those with learning difficulties. They…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 20, 2015
December 19, 2015

Discovery of a '500-pound bomb' in Marivan by two students

Two students in Marivan discovered a 500-pound bomb leftover from the Iran-Iraq war, which was safely neutralized. This incident highlights ongoing issues with unexploded ordnance…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 19, 2015
December 18, 2015

The Best Candidates for Space Travel Could Be Residents from Iran and Brazil

NASA has started registering American astronauts for space missions, while a CNET article suggests that residents of Ramsar, Iran, and Guarapari, Brazil, are ideal candidates…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 18, 2015
December 16, 2015

Identification of Genes Responsible for Aging

Swiss scientists have identified genes related to aging and longevity, potentially paving the way for anti-aging treatments. This research indicates that manipulating certain genes can…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 16, 2015
December 15, 2015

Why Lizards Can Climb Straight Up Walls

Scientists have discovered the genetic basis for the unique climbing ability of lizards by mapping the genome of a specific species. This research reveals how…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 15, 2015
December 10, 2015

The Secret Behind the Sound of Knuckle Cracking

Researchers have discovered that the sound of knuckle cracking is linked to a bright spark caused by changes in gas pressure in joint bubbles. This…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 10, 2015
December 6, 2015

Google Maps Becomes an Environmental Watchdog

Google Maps has launched a feature to help users view endangered species and track the impacts of climate change. This initiative, which includes collaboration with…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 6, 2015
December 4, 2015

The Female Attacker in California Had Pledged Allegiance to the 'Islamic State'

Tashfeen Malik, who attacked a welfare center in California with her husband, had pledged allegiance to ISIS on Facebook. The attack resulted in the deaths…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 4, 2015

An Iranian-American Among the Victims of California Shooting

A 46-year-old Iranian-American woman was among the 14 victims of a shooting in California. The attackers, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, were linked to…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 4, 2015
December 1, 2015

10 Facts About AIDS

The article outlines significant facts about AIDS, highlighting the ongoing global challenges and recent statistics related to the epidemic. It emphasizes the need for continued…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 1, 2015

Discovery of Plastic-Eating Worms; New Hope in the Fight Against Human Waste

Scientists have discovered that yellow mealworms can digest both regular and non-biodegradable plastics, potentially offering a new method to combat plastic waste. This research, conducted…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Dec 1, 2015
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