ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Earth’s Magnetic Field Protects People From Radiation; What Happens When It Flips?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.29.2023 03:20 AM

Earth's magnetic field shields us from radiation but can also flip and expose us to cosmic radiation. Continue reading to learn more.

NOAA’s Iconic Reefs Mission Launched To Restore the Seven Reef Sites in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

11.29.2023 02:40 AM

Conservationists have come up with a new solution to save the coral reefs in Florida Keys from the effects of ocean heatwave. Learn more about it in this article.

Dinosaur Extinction: New Study Challenges Meteorite Impact as Sole Cause, Points to Volcanic-Induced Climate Change

11.29.2023 02:12 AM

A study proposes that the dinosaur extinction resulted from more than a meteorite as massive volcanic eruptions inducing climate change may have played a crucial role. Continue reaiding for more details.

Five Steps to Eco-Friendly Interior Design

11.29.2023 01:00 AM

Thankfully, as the months go by, it's becoming easier and easier to source inexpensive yet entirely sustainable items of clothing, accessories, shoes, and other fashion items, and now, the world of interior design is quickly catching up. So, with that said, here are five steps to eco-friendly interior design.

At Least 73 Pre-Incan Mummies From Wari Empire Discovered in Peru; Some Bodies Were Observed To Have 'False Heads

11.28.2023 21:23 PM

Each body was covered in fabric and rope, while some wore masks of carved wood and ceramic, which are known as "false heads." Read to learn more.

1,000-Year-Old Skeletons of Noble Male, Female Found Buried Beside Each Other in Germany, Suggesting Marital Status; Woman's Skull Observed To Be Hollowed Out

11.28.2023 20:33 PM

The skeletons of the male and female were found to be buried beside each other, suggesting that they could have been married. Read to learn more.

Snowflakes Unveiled: From Microscopic Masterpieces to the Largest Recorded Icy Marvels

11.28.2023 07:44 AM

Snowflakes vary from tiny crystals to larger aggregates, influenced by temperature. But how big can they get? Find out the answer in this article.

Bacteria Store and Pass on ‘Memories’ for Future Generations, Use Iron-Based Recollection To Improve Swarming Efficiency

11.28.2023 04:00 AM

Scientists made a stunning discovery which reveals that bacteria can exhibit a form of memory related to its adopting strategies. Continue reading the article to find out more.

French Firm Carbios Plans To Recycle 50,000 Tonnes of PET Waste by 2025

11.28.2023 03:20 AM

Carbios is scaling up its operation by planning to recycle 50,000 tonnes of PET waste a year by 2025. Continue reading to learn more.

Hidden Bronze Age Megastructures Uncovered in Serbia Using Satellite Imagery Challenge Understanding of Prehistoric European Societies

11.28.2023 02:40 AM

Using aerial photography and satellite imagery, archeologists have unveiled a network of previously unknown and huge Bronze Age sites in Central Europe. Learn more about it in this article.

Smart Buildings and Biomimicry Integration: Blending Nature with Tech

11.28.2023 02:05 AM

Imagine a world where our buildings breathe like forests, harness energy like leaves, and self-repair like human skin. This is not a scene from a futuristic novel. It's the burgeoning reality of biomimicry in real estate technology.

Secrets of the Devil's Church: Finnish Cave's Mystical Aura Explained by University Researchers

11.28.2023 01:04 AM

Finland's Pirunkirkko cave, known as the 'Devil Church,' gains mystique due to unique resonance, making visitors sense a spiritual presence. Read the article to learn the science behind its mystery.

World's Largest Prehistoric Hand Ax? Ancient Tool Found in Saudi Arabia Stretches Over 20 Inches

11.27.2023 21:56 PM

The hand ax was found to be 20.2 inches long, two inches thick, and four inches wide. Read to learn more.

Can Fish Drown? How Do Aquatic Animals Suffocate in Water?

11.27.2023 11:00 AM

Fish can drown, not because their lungs get filled with water, but because of lack of oxygen. Find out how it happens in this article.

What Are Crocodile Tears? Fluid From Reptiles’ Eyes Has Similar Chemical Makeup With Humans

11.27.2023 10:00 AM

Crocodile tears have the same chemical makeup as humans. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Leigh Bedford) What Are Crocodile Tears? Fluid From Reptiles' Eyes Has Similar Chemical Makeup With Humans Crocodile tears are often associated with superficial sympathy and insincere displays of emotion.

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