"Unless government prohibits the event during this time, we allow it to be organized on Facebook," a spokesperson for the social network said, as anti-lockdown protests continue across the country.
Observations from NASA's Hubble telescope show these outflows contain, on average, 10 times more energy than previously thought.
Tracking data from U.S. mobile technology and location data company X-Mode is being fed a mapping platform called Tectonix to analyze human movements during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Since he was tagged last October, Ironbound has traveled over 2,700 miles.
Robots have always been used to take on dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs, and this pandemic requires these kinds of jobs are done all over the world," researcher Bradley Nelson said.
A fully-working prototype was tested in the Chiari Hospital and proven to be effective, although the Italian start-up has stressed online that the design remains an "uncertified biomedical device."
Following the quake, tsunami warnings were issued but these were subsequently retracted.
Ironbound was first tagged last fall in the waters off West Ironbound Island, Nova Scotia.
With self-isolation, lockdowns and quarantines now in place in many countries across the world, video-calling has become the main way for people to communicate and socialize. Which app should you use?
Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche has been practicing meditation for decades. A recently published study suggests his brain age is 33âeight years younger than his actual age.
ATLAS is becoming brighter as it approaches the sun because it is being blasted with increasing amounts of radiation from the sun.
A French photographer won the first Nature TTL Photographer of the Year 2020 with a photograph of seals taken by drone.
"Air pollution levels as observed by satellite are showing drastic improvements in many areas that have been undergoing restrictive quarantines," researcher Peter DeCarlo told Newsweek.
Some researchers consider Homo erectus to be the immediate ancestor of our own species, Homo sapiens.
The Yellow Riverâthe second longest in the countryâis sometimes referred to as "China's sorrow" due to its tendency over the centuries to produce devastating floods.
