Network of Microbes Found to Drive Decomposition of Dead Bodies Holds Key in Crime Scene Investigation

Medicine & Technology Feb 14, 2024

In a recent study, researchers have identified a group of microbes which can help forensic experts calculate the time of death much more easily. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Greenland Is Rising Faster Than Rising Oceans Amidst Glacier Fringe Loss, Study Finds

Feb 14, 2024

Researchers have found that in the past decade, Greenland's bedrock has went up significantly. Read to learn more.

California-Sized 'Wilkes Subglacial Basin' Ice Sheet Capable of Raising Sea Levels by 3 Meters Could Be Close to Thawing at Its Base, Study Reveals

Feb 13, 2024

The Wilkes Sublacial Basin ice sheet was previously thought to be stable, but a new study shows that this may not be the case. Read to learn more.

Which Dog Breeds Live the Longest? Nose Length Determines Life Expectancy of Man's Best Friend

Feb 13, 2024

Between dog breeds with smaller and longer noses, which of them tend to live longer? Find out the answer in this article.

Singing Animals: 8 Unexpected Performers of Nature

Feb 13, 2024

In the animal kingdom, different species produce distinct tunes to convey various messages. Read the article to find out more.

1,700-Year-Old Roman Egg Unearthed in England With Liquid Content Intact

Feb 13, 2024

Archaeologists unearthed a 'world first' intact Roman egg with preserved contents laid 1,700 years ago in a suspected Roman wishing well. Read the article to learn more details.

Next Mass Extinction on the Verge of Happening? Unsustainable Human Activities a Threat to 20% of Migratory Animals

Feb 13, 2024

Humans are to blame for why many migratory animals are threatened with extinction. Continue reading to learn more

Gulf Stream Could Leave Europe Into Deep Freeze Like ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ When It Collapses [Study]

Feb 13, 2024

Europe could become a frozen city if the Gulf Stream shuts down, according to a report. Continue reading to learn more.

What Causes Tornadoes To Form? Why Are They Hard To Predict?

Feb 15, 2024

Why are tornadoes so difficult to predict? Read to find out.

2,000-Year-Old Marble Relic From the Temple of Olympian Zeus Recovered from Sicilian Seabed

Feb 13, 2024

Beneath the waves, underwater archaeologists uncover a marble relic from Sicily's Temple of Olympian Zeus, emerging to reveal ancient grandeur. Check out more details in this article.

Mushroom Growing Out of Frog's Back Baffles Scientists, Making It the First Observation of Its Kind

Feb 13, 2024

During a friendly nature hike, scientists were able to come across a frog with a mushroom growing on its back. Read to learn more.

Kronos Fusion Energy: Leading the Charge Towards a Sustainable Future at COP28

Feb 12, 2024

At the recent COP28 summit, Kronos Fusion Energy stood as a beacon of hope and innovation amidst global discussions on climate action. With a resolute pledge to actively support crucial environmental goals, Kronos Fusion Energy showcased its ambitious vision for a cleaner, more sustainable future, driven by its revolutionary Kronos S.M.A.R.T. fusion energy generators.

11,000-year-old Underwater Stone Wall Found in Baltic Sea Near Germany; Structure Could Have Been Used For Hunting Reindeers

Feb 12, 2024

Archaeologists were able to discover an underwater stone wall that was likely built on dry land and used for hunting reindeer. Read to learn more.

Ancient Warrior's Burial Site Unearthed by Archaeologists; Horse Remains, Weapon Cache, Armor Found in the Area

Feb 12, 2024

Archaeologists were able to find what is believed to be a full set of lamellar armor in the burial site. Read to learn more.

Blue Whales in the North Atlantic Found To Engage Regularly in Interspecies Mating With Fin Whales, Genome Sequencing Reveals

Feb 12, 2024

Recently decoded genomes of Atlantic blue whales disclose surprisingly elevated levels of fin whale DNA, indicating more frequent interspecies mating than thought. Continue reading to learn more details.