ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Genetic Study of Neolithic People Lived in Early Mesopotamia Shown Blend of Demographics

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 11.08.2022 06:00 AM

A collaborative genetic study of universities from Sweden, Austria and Turkey unearthed genetic mystery in early Mesopotamian. Get to know more about such discoveries here, read now!

Destructive Solar Storms May Not be Responsible for Radiation Shadows on Earth Trees

11.08.2022 04:00 AM

Destructive solar storms may not be responsible for the radiation spots observed in earth trees according to latest studies. Know more about this topic here, read now to continue!

Woman Admits Having Sexual Experience With Dolphin as Part of NASA Study in the 1960s

11.07.2022 18:41 PM

A woman who taught a dolphin to speak finds out that it had fallen in love with her. The dolphin then committed suicide. Discover what occurred next by reading the article.

Saving One Butterfly Species Fueled a Collaborative Nature of Survival, Rescuing a Whole Ecosystem

11.07.2022 09:31 AM

Fender's Blue butterfly was one of the endangered species under the federal Endangered Species Act of 200, which was thought to be extinct between 1940 and the late 1980s. Check out how saving them rescued an entire ecosystem.

Ozone Layer Hole Over the South Pole Shrunk by 700,000 Square Miles, NASA Announces

11.07.2022 01:17 AM

Banning ozone-depleting chemicals in aerosols for 35 years has finally paid off as researchers found the hole in the ozone layer is slightly smaller this year than it was in 2021. Read the article to learn more details.

Grace Breeding’s Wide Defense System Formula Improves Industrial Tomato yield 17%, Field Trial Shows

11.05.2022 16:57 PM

Agrotech company Grace Breeding concludes field tests and reveals its Wide Defense System Formula (WDS) drastically improves industrial tomato yield amid harsh weather conditions.

Scientists Recreate How Axe Gruesomely Blew Medieval Warrior’s Face

11.05.2022 13:25 PM

Read this article to learn about the medieval soldier who was struck in the face with an axe. A computer artist has brought to life a medieval soldier's skull that archaeologists discovered in a mass grave near Visby, a city on the Swedish island of Gotland.

China's Largest Fishing Fleet Stands as One of the Worse Shark Finning Vessels

11.05.2022 01:53 AM

China's largest fishing vessel is one of the worst shark finning vessels in the Pacific. Get to know more about shark finning and its harm to the species by reading this article.

New Tiny Yellow-Eyed Owl Species Found on African Island Has a Haunting Screech at Night

11.04.2022 12:49 PM

Check out the new owl species through this article that has just been described from Principe Island in Central Africa its presence was first confirmed in 2016.

Highest Plume Record Set by Tonga’s Underwater Volcanic Eruption as It Reached Atmosphere

11.04.2022 07:30 AM

The highest plume record was set by Tonga's underwater volcanic explosion that reached the atmosphere. Read on to know more about this explosive news, check it out now!

Google Release Enhanced Flood Forecasting, Wildfire Tracking Services as Calamities are Becoming Harsher Due to Climate Change

11.03.2022 12:12 PM

Google announced that its new tools are more accurate and available in more countries thanks to the advances in artificial intelligence. Tap the article to learn more.

Questionable Monkey Research Reignites Animal Testing Arguments

11.03.2022 08:00 AM

New animal testing arguments reignites as new studies develops. Know about the harm of animal testing here at Science Times, read more!

Himalayan Plateau Threatening Rapid Fall Down Due to Thawing Permafrost

11.03.2022 06:38 AM

The Himalayan Plateau is threatening rapid fall down due to the thawing permafrost brought by global warming. Read on to know more.

Ill Sea Lions Washed Up on Oregon Coasts Imposing Risk to Human and Other Animals

11.03.2022 06:13 AM

Sea lions within the coastline of Oregon impose risk of leptospirosis for both humans and animals according to the authorities. Get infected with facts as you continue reading this news.

How Deadly Is the Stonefish? Man Narrowly Missed Stepping on the Most Venomous Fish in the World

11.03.2022 05:02 AM

A man narrowly missed stepping on a stonefish, which is a master of camouflage and can inflict pain enough to kill. Read the article to know the full details.

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