Category: RESEARCH
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Nigerian scientist, Metibemu, others, conduct research on Cannabis sativa, confirm demonstration of anti-liver cancer potentials
A Nigerian scientist, Dr. Damilohun Samuel Metibemu, and other scholars have explored the effects of Cannabis sativa, with a conclusion on its demonstration of anti-liver cancer potential. Metibemu, who is a post-doctoral research associate at the Department of Chemistry, Jackson State University, United States, said the study, titled, “Cannabis sativa demonstratesanti-hepatocellular carcinoma potentials in animal…
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Ancient Dog Remains Reveal Early Domestication by Hunter-Gatherers in Europe
Recent research has uncovered the remains of dogs dating back more than 14,000 years in both Turkey and the UK, shedding new light on the early domestication of dogs. These findings reveal that domesticated dogs were already spread across Europe by hunter-gatherer societies long before the advent of farming. The oldest known dog remains, found at a hunter-gatherer site in…
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Neanderthals May Have Used Birch Bark Tar as Nature’s Antibiotic
IDEA Television || Science Article Source: PLOS One (2026) – “Antibacterial properties of experimentally produced birch tar” In a fascinating new discovery that bridges ancient archaeology and modern medicine, scientists have found strong evidence that Neanderthals used sticky tar made from birch tree bark not only to glue their stone tools together, but possibly also…
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Probiotic Creams Targeting Skin Microbiome Could Help Prevent Frostbite and Hypothermia
Recent scientific insights suggest that tweaking the skin’s microbiome through probiotic creams may offer a promising new way to prevent frostbite and hypothermia in extreme cold environments. The skin microbiome—a complex community of beneficial microbes living on our skin—plays a key role in protecting the skin barrier and regulating immune responses. Researchers believe that certain…
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The Scientific Explanation of the “Burning Mountain” Phenomenon in China: Alpenglow
IDEA TELEVISION || Research Article Introduction Every morning, some mountains in China appear to “burn” with a fiery glow, captivating onlookers with their stunning visual display. This natural spectacle is caused by a phenomenon known as alpenglow. It creates the illusion that the mountain is aflame, especially when the sun strikes it at just the right…
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Adwa Victory Day: Celebrating Ethiopia’s Historic Triumph
Adwa Victory Day, observed annually on March 2nd, is one of Ethiopia’s most significant national holidays. It commemorates the remarkable victory of Ethiopian forces over the Italian colonial army at the Battle of Adwa in 1896. This victory not only preserved Ethiopia’s sovereignty but also became a powerful symbol of African resistance against European colonization. Historical Background The…
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Do you know what a far-left government really stands for?
A “far-left government” refers to a political administration or ruling body that adopts policies and ideologies positioned at the extreme left end of the political spectrum. Such governments typically advocate for radical social, economic, and political changes aimed at achieving greater equality, social justice, and the redistribution of wealth and power. Key characteristics often include:…
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Derinkuyu: The Ancient Underground City of Cappadocia
Derinkuyu is one of the most fascinating and mysterious archaeological sites in the world. Located in the Cappadocia region of Turkey, this ancient underground city offers a unique glimpse into the ingenuity and resilience of early civilizations. Carved deep into the volcanic rock, Derinkuyu is a sprawling subterranean complex that once housed thousands of people, serving…
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THE EVOLUTION OF FORD
From a brick-shed in Detroit to a global powerhouse producing over 4 million vehicles annually, the Ford Motor Company evolution is a blueprint for the modern industrial age. The Prototype Era (1896–1902) Before the company existed, Henry Ford built the Quadricycle in 1896. It was a simple frame with four bicycle wheels and a tiller. After two failed attempts…
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New Study Reveals Protein That Boosts Fat Burning and Carnitine Production in Mice.
A new study published in February 2026 has identified SLC25A20, a mitochondrial transport protein (also known as carnitine-acylcarnitine translocase), as a key player in how the body processes dietary fat. The research highlights SLC25A20’s critical role in promoting carnitine synthesis, especially in mice consuming high-fat diets. How SLC25A20 Works When mice eat a high-fat diet,…
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