ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Enigmatic 'Giga-Goose' Bird: Multiple Skull Remains Found Along Lake Callabonna Shed Light on Mysterious Species

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 06.03.2024 22:25 PM

Though the giga-goose species was discovered more than a century ago, it remained a long-standing mystery due to the heavily damaged state of the initially found skull. Read to learn more.

Can Plants Die of Old Age? How Long Can They Live?

06.03.2024 05:34 AM

Given optimum ideal conditions, some plants can live forever and will only take a change in external conditions to finish them off. Read the article to learn more.

Spectroscopic Analysis of Ancient Bone Collagen Could Provide Clues to the Mysterious Disappearance of Megafauna in North America, Study Reveals

06.03.2024 04:40 AM

A team of researchers used Zooarchaeology by Mass Spectrometry to analyze fragmented bone samples from a museum, solving the mystery of megafaunal extinction in North America. Check this article to learn more.

Mysterious Seahenge From Bronze Age Possibly Linked to Climate, Environment and Regional Folklore [Study]

06.03.2024 04:00 AM

The mysterious "Seahenge" was likely used for climate rituals as the people were suffering from severe winter and delayed spring at the time, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Super Plant Transforms Indoor Air Purification With Bioengineering, Cleans Air Equivalent to 30 House Plants

06.03.2024 03:40 AM

Discover the super plant transforming indoor air purification through bioengineering. It cleans the air equivalent to 30 house plants. Explore this green innovation now!

Stunning Close-Up View of the Most Active Sunspot That Caused Auroras in May Captured [Watch]

06.03.2024 02:43 AM

Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy shared amazing footage of sunspot AR3697 where plasma loops appeared to be dancing. Continue reading to know the full story and watch the video.

World's Largest Genome: New Caledonian Fern Found To Have 50 Times More DNA in Its Cells' Nuclei Compared to Humans

06.02.2024 22:53 PM

The Guinness World Records has recognized the New Caledonian fern as having the largest genome in the world. Read to learn more.

Ship Emission Reduction Has Inadvertently Exacerbated Global Warming, Study Reveals

06.02.2024 01:00 AM

Efforts to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions could have led to 80% of the measured increase in the planet's heat uptake since 2020. Read to learn more.

Charlotte the Virgin Stingray May Not Be Pregnant but Sick and Dying of Illness [Report]

06.02.2024 00:50 AM

Charlotte the virgin stingray who was initially reported to be pregnant, may not be pregnant at all but sick. Continue reading to know the full story.

10-Million-Year-Old Remain of Prehistoric Monster Discovered 25 Foot Below the Surface on Venice Beach, Florida

06.02.2024 00:10 AM

A man from Florida found an intact mastodon tusk and could probably make $5,000 from it. Continue reading to know the full story.

Twin Climate Satellites From NASA’s JPL Set To Launch To Study Earth’s Poles, Measure Our Planet’s Energy Balance

06.01.2024 00:39 AM

A pair of tiny NASA satellites will be launched to help unravel a mystery in the Earth’s atmosphere, which has mystified experts for years. Learn more about it in this article.

Fallstreak Hole Explained: What Is Skypunch and How Does It Form in the Clouds?

05.31.2024 05:58 AM

A large circular gap sometimes forms in the clouds, appearing like a giant portal to an alternate dimension. Read the article to learn more.

11 Ancient Dugout Canoes Discovered in Wisconsin Lake Could Lead to a Long-Lost Village

05.31.2024 05:20 AM

Nearly a dozen dugout canoes were found at the bottom of Lake Mendota, which could give researchers more idea about those who used to live near the area. Continue reading to know the full story.

Musankwa Sanyatiensis: New Dinosaur Species Discovered in Zimbabwe Sheds Light on Early Evolution

05.31.2024 03:42 AM

Discover Musankwa sanyatiensis, a new dinosaur species unearthed in Zimbabwe. Learn how this find sheds light on early dinosaur evolution. Read more!

Heat Waves Linked to Preterm and Early-Term Births, New Study Reveals

05.30.2024 23:27 PM

The likelihood of having preterm or early-term births went up after the pregnant mothers experienced at least four consecutive days of extreme heat. Read to learn more.

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