I try to learn something today that I did not know yesterday: Neil deGrasse Tyson

American astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson is famous for revealing interesting things about science and space. According to the 56-year-old Tyson, universe is a pace too vast for a human mind to fully understand. But, according to the astrophysicist, the knowledge about the universe that the human has gathered over the years makes him feel not small, but big. According to Tyson, he tries to learn something new every day.

Tyson has published many books that tell several interesting facts of our world and space. He hosted the famous television series Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey and directed Hayden Planetarium in New York. According to him, he still tried to learn something new about science and earth.

Downtown Los Angeles has New Parking Signs

On Friday, Los Angeles city officials revealed new color-coded parking signs for downtown. According to the officials, the new parking signs will make it easier for people to read the city's posted parking regulations. The parking signs could also help in reducing the number of tickets received by confused motorists.

According to reports, the new style parking sign is a pilot program that has been unveiled by Mayor Garcetti. Containing a grid-pattern, the new red and green-colored signs are intended to be more understandable than the Los Angeles city's current stock of signs.

Tesla Announces Sales Figures Soon After End of Quarter

Tesla motors offered quarterly sales soon after the end of the period as West Virginia bans the Palo Alto Company's direct-sales approach.

Tesla has so far avoided carrying business enterprise like standard automakers. The firm has decided to stay on the practice of supplying common sales figures.

The Palo Alto Corporation announced Friday that consumers received 10,030 automobiles in the initial 3 months of the year. The announcement surpasses the previous projection of 9,500 deliveries and establishing a new quarterly record.

It was the very first time when Tesla had straight away supplied sales figures soon after the end of the quarter. The company in a recent release stated that it would continue to provide the data within three days of the finish of each 3-month period.

Ancient Remedy destroys MRSA

A study has found that an ancient remedy could be helpful in destroying antibiotic-resistant superbugs. Experts found that the 1,000-year-old remedy recipe could kill superbugs, including methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus, also known as MRSA.

As per the experts, a treatment for eye infections that was written in Anglo-Saxon manuscript titled Bald's Leechbook could be effective in destroying some other antibiotic-resistant superbugs. As per a plan, the study will be presented at the Annual Conference of the Society for General Microbiology.

Packaged and Processed Food Contain Too Much Salt

The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that packaged and processed foods contain too much salt. According to the leading national public health institute of the United States, food producers are knowingly ignoring current the salt content guidelines.

The federal agency has released a new report, where it has suggested that packaged foods contain too much salt and overstep federal guidelines. The food producers also do not reveal to the buyer about the quantity of the salt in the food, which is dangerous for the health.

Bleach leads to increased risk of infection in children: Study

According to a study, cleaning agent bleach could lead to increased risk of flu, tonsillitis and other infections in children. According to researchers, there are millions of homes in the US that use bleach or products containing it on regular basis and this could adversely affect children.

According to the researchers, "The high frequency of use of disinfecting cleaning products, caused by the erroneous belief, reinforced by advertising, that our homes should be free of microbes, makes the modest effects reported in our study of public health concern".

The study, led by Casas of the Center for Environment and Health at KU Leuven in Leuven, the Netherlands, studied over 9,000 children, aged 6 to 12, in the Netherlands, Spain and Finland.

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