Baby carrots or baby-cut carrots are still good sources of Vitamin C and beta-carotene but have higher levels of folate, selenium and lutein than regular carrots.
Khan declared the first ever "black alert" for the very high pollution since he officially became the mayor. On Monday at exactly 3 PM the readings clearly showed that the air at the capital was already worse than the notoriously smoggy Beijing, hitting The Air Quality Index for over 197 micrograms per cubic meter for particulate matter.
An event called 'collision cascade' which happened 466 million years ago wherein particles have been scattered in different parts of the world are increasing in number, as experts make a new study to uncover its activities.
Scientists claimed that browned toast and crispy potatoes are 'potential cancer risk'. They found Acrylamide from that food that is responsible for potential cancer risk.
Neuroscientist Dr. Gregory Barnes performed brain scans on the Tasmanian Tiger. This extinct species last found at the zoo. It has bigger frontal lobe than his close relative Tasmanian Devil.
Roughly 1,000 years ago, the story goes, a Viking trader and adventurer named Thorfinn Karlsefni set off from the west coast of Greenland with three ships and a band of Norse to explore a newly discovered land that promised fabulous riches
A team of 6 researchers started living in isolation in an artificial environment similar to Mars to learn more about the barriers to living in other worlds.
Bestselling novel “The Lost City of the Monkey God” by self-made adventurer and writer Douglas Preston chronicles the discovery of a “lost legendary city” deep in the jungles of Honduras.
As Cassini probe goes on its journey to its phase 3 mission or the 'ring-grazing' orbit to Saturn, it amazingly captured through its narrow-angle camera how Daphnis 'makes waves' on the Keeler Gap due to its gravitational pull
Joe Hanson, creator and host of the Youtube science channel "It's OK to Be Smart" found some strange behaviors in Hermit Crab caterpillar. The caterpillar made a leafy armor which protects them from the predators.
Prime Minister Theresa May plans to boost STEM ( science, technology, engineering, and maths) skills, digital skills, and numeracy, including extending specialist maths schools, while £170m will be invested in creating new institutes of technology. The fund is part of £4.7bn in additional funding for research and development first announced in November.
