Global News The mummy speaks: Egyptian priest’s ‘voice’ re-created after 3,000 years Global News - joshkelliott A famous Egyptian mummy‘s “voice” has been heard for the first time in 3,000 years after researchers recreated the long-dead priest’s vocal cords …
Global NewsHealth Care (Canada) What are coronavirus symptoms? In mild cases, just like the common cold Global News - rdamore The coronavirus sweeping China and trickling across borders has a lot in common with the flu, but it has the potential to be dangerous if not …
Global NewsWorld News Evolution’s next step?: Four new walking sharks found in tropical waters Global News - joshkelliott You’ve got to walk before you can run — even if you’re a newly evolved shark looking to make a splash on dry land. Scientists have discovered four new …
Global NewsWorld News Mount Vesuvius volcanic eruption turned a victim’s brain into glass Global News - joshkelliott Italy’s Mount Vesuvius was so hot when it erupted that it turned one victim’s brain to glass, according to a new analysis of the tragic statues left …
Global NewsHealth Care (Canada) The role of China’s wet markets in the coronavirus outbreak Global News - rdamore A mysterious lung virus that has so far killed 17 people and sickened hundreds more may be the latest infection to come from China‘s wet …
Global NewsWorld News Fires, floods, now funnel-web spiders: Australia facing arachnid boom Global News - joshkelliott The Biblical hits keep coming for weather-ravaged Australia, where record-setting wildfires, massive dust storms and raging floods have created prime …
Global NewsHealth Care (Canada) MAP: Where China’s coronavirus has spread to so far Global News - rdamore As the number of cases in the coronavirus outbreak rises, its reach around the world is expanding. The new flu-like virus strain is believed to have …
Global NewsWorld News With countless animals dead in Australia’s flames, researchers eye ‘carcass composting’ Global News - maryamshah647 Australia’s wildfires have killed 29 people and left millions of animals dead over the last several months. Now some Australian academics are saying …
Global NewsWorld News All-female NASA astronaut team wraps up battery improvements outside ISS Global News - Marcia Dunn A pair of spacewalking astronauts successfully wrapped up battery improvements outside the International Space Station on Monday, completing a job …
Global NewsHealth Care (Canada) China confirms new corona virus transmitted by human-to-human contact Global News - Se Young Lee and Colin Qian An outbreak of a new coronavirus has spread to more Chinese cities, including the capital Beijing and Shanghai, authorities said on Monday, and a …
Global NewsWorld News SpaceX launches, destroys Falcon 9 rocket in escape test Global News - Marcia Dunn SpaceX completed the last big test of its crew capsule before launching astronauts in as little as two months, mimicking an emergency escape shortly …
Global NewsEnvironment David Attenborough: ‘Seven Worlds, One Planet’ will take your breath away Global News - Chris Jancelewicz If you’ve watched the Planet Earth series, then most likely you’d recognize David Attenborough‘s voice anywhere. The 93-year-old natural historian is …
Global NewsSupernovae Betelgeuse: Dying star sparks hope for ‘moon’-sized supernova over Earth Global News - joshkelliott Betelgeuse, the normally bright red star in the constellation Orion, might be dying — and its supernova will one day rival the moon in the sky above …
Global NewsCanadian News How rare is Edmonton’s extreme cold snap? Debunking weather myths Global News - Emily Mertz There is no doubt that it is very, very cold in Alberta right now. In fact, Environment Canada expanded extreme cold warnings across the entire …
Global NewsMcMaster University McMaster chemists close to breaking down old tires to make new ones Global News - Paola Loriggio Scientists in Hamilton have found a way to dissolve the rubber used in car tires, which they say could eventually help keep what is typically a …
Global NewsFrogs ‘First living robots’ assembled using frog stem cells and AI design Global News - joshkelliott Scientists say they’ve followed a supercomputer‘s instructions to create the first-ever “living robots” using stem cells harvested from frogs. The …
Global NewsSan Diego Zoo Diego the sex-crazed tortoise retires after saving his species Global News - joshkelliott Diego the Espanola Island tortoise has had a very long, very sex-filled life — but nothing lasts forever. Not even a horny tortoise. The centenarian …
Global NewsYusaku Maezawa Bachelor in space: Billionaire Maezawa seeks girlfriend for moon trip Global News - joshkelliott Money can buy you a trip to the moon aboard one of Elon Musk‘s rockets. But can it buy you true love? Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa hopes the …
Global NewsHealth Care (Canada) China virus outbreak connected with single seafood market not spreading elsewhere: WHO Global News - Staff An outbreak of pneumonia that has killed one person in China and infected 40 others appears to be linked to a single seafood market in the central …
Global NewsForests Wildfires causing boreal forest to have fewer trees, less undergrowth: Study Global News - Bob Weber The increasing frequency of wildfires in Canada’s boreal forest may be permanently changing one of the largest intact ecosystems left on Earth, …
Global NewsLethbridge, AB ‘The first reaction was disbelief’: Calgary researchers discover magnetic structure in Milky Way galaxy Global News - christadaoglobal It’s a discovery of cosmic proportions: a never-before-seen look into the magnetic structure of the Milky Way galaxy. The celestial breakthrough was …
Global NewsClimate Change Famed Viking runestone may have warned of future ‘climate crisis’ Global News - joshkelliott A new message has been identified on a centuries-old Viking runestone in Sweden, and it appears to include a warning about a potential climate crisis …
Global NewsYangtze River Giant Chinese paddlefish declared ‘extinct’ after 150-million-year run Global News - joshkelliott The Chinese paddlefish, one of the largest freshwater fish to inhabit our planet for over 150 million years, has gone extinct under humanity’s watch, …
Global NewsHabitable Zone NASA discovers first potentially habitable Earth-size planet Global News - meaghanwray NASA has just discovered the first potentially habitable Earth-size planet, 100 light-years from home, the agency has revealed. The planet was …
Global NewsUniverse Mystery radio signal first spotted in Canada traced to nearby galaxy Global News - joshkelliott If the aliens are trying to tell us something, we finally have a better sense of where to listen for them. Astronomers say they’ve traced the origin …
Global NewsApps 1 in 5 period-tracking apps make errors, affecting chances of pregnancy: study Global News - Staff A Canadian study suggests one in five fertility and menstrual tracking apps contain serious errors that could misinform users about their chances of …
Global NewsAliens ‘Aliens exist’ and may be on Earth, U.K. astronaut Helen Sharman says Global News - joshkelliott Helen Sharman, Britain’s first astronaut, believes aliens exist — though she didn’t exactly see them on her way up to the Mir space station in …
Global NewsWorld News Australia wildfires from space: Satellite photos show scope of infernos Global News - rdamore New photos of Australia from space show the scope and intensity of deadly wildfires raging across much of the country. NASA Earth Observatory released …
Global NewsMoney (Canada) Tesla’s Autopilot system faces increased scrutiny after 3 crashes, 3 deaths Global News - Tom Krisher DETROIT — Three crashes involving Teslas that killed three people have increased scrutiny of the company’s Autopilot driving system just months …
