ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

1.2 Billion-Year-Old Groundwater in South African Mine Has the Highest Radioactive Products Ever Discovered in a Fluid

CHEMISTRY 07.07.2022 05:33 AM

The discovery of the 1.2-billion-year-old groundwater in a South African mine confirms that the oldest water found in Canada is not an aberration and could also exist on other planets. Continue reading to know its properties.

Derecho Turns South Dakota Skies Into Green as Shown in Photos; Can You Predict Cyclones by Colors?

07.07.2022 00:04 AM

Derecho storms are common in South Dakota; there have recently been two of them. Continue reading to learn why severe weather is preceded by a green sky.

Geckos Have Nanometer-Thin Lipids in Their Feet Allowing Them to Stick to Walls, Study Reveals

07.06.2022 23:39 PM

Geckos can virtually stick to any material thanks to the ultra-thin hairy structures on their feet. Read the article to know the fascinating adhesion of gecko and how it can be used in various applications, including space missions.

Strange Death of Ancient Frogs in Prehistoric Swamp Solved, What Caused The Genocide?

07.06.2022 11:00 AM

An ancient swamp in Germany was filled with hundreds of fossilized frogs dating back 45 million years ago. Read more about the theories to why many frogs died on the site and the true reason behind this strange phenomenon.

Rare Noctilucent Clouds Form High in the Sky; Could SpaceX be Responsible for This Unusual Occurrence?

07.06.2022 10:30 AM

The noctilucent clouds are forming high in the sky and SpaceX is suspected to be behind the rare occurrence. Read to find out more about this unusual event.

New Ozone Layer Seven Times Bigger than the Antarctic Ozone

07.06.2022 10:00 AM

A scientist discovers a year-round tropical ozone hole larger than in the Antarctic. Read more about the depleted ozone and the risks it promotes to the planet and its inhabitants.

First ‘Louse’ on Mammals Possibly Started Out as Parasite; How Do Lice Spread to Other Animals?

07.06.2022 07:30 AM

Research reveals that the first louse to take up dwelling on a mammal possibly started out as a parasite of birds. How can this be possible? Read to find out.

Can Insects Feel Pain? Researchers Solve Odd Mystery

07.06.2022 06:57 AM

A recent study learned that insects react to unpleasant stimuli similarly to humans. Keep reading to know more about nociception and how it changed based on situations.

Researchers Studying Octopus Mind to Understand What Extraterrestrial Intelligence Might Look Like, Study Says

07.06.2022 06:50 AM

The mind of an octopus works differently from human intelligence and some researchers are studying it to understand how extraterrestrials might think. Read the article to learn more.

New Hole in Ozone Layer Above Tropical Regions Found, 7 Times Bigger than the One Over Antarctic Continent

07.06.2022 06:41 AM

A scientist found a hole in the ozone layer above the tropical regions larger than the Antarctic hole. Continue reading for more details about the discovery.

Plowing and Tilling Slopes Cause Thinning of Soils and Jeopardizes Crop Yields, Study Claims

07.06.2022 04:54 AM

Researcher found that plowing and tilling on hilly farm slopes jeopardizes crop yields in the future. Continue reading for more details about the future of farming.

10-Foot Skeleton of Gorgosaurus Dinosaur Will Be the Highlight of History Auction in a Museum in New York Later This Month

07.06.2022 03:37 AM

The rare skeleton of the Gorgosaurus dinosaur will be the highlight of a natural history auction in an art museum in New York later this month. Read the article to learn more details.

Scottish Bank Invests £4 Million for the World's Most Powerful Tidal Turbine Orbital O2

07.05.2022 20:39 PM

Orbital Marine Power received an £8 million investment and half of it was from Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB) to fund its O2 tidal turbines. Continue reading to know more about the project.

Gene Expression Patterns From Teeth, Turtle Shells Show How Placentas Evolved in Animals

07.05.2022 11:55 AM

Scientists traced the historical roots of the placenta, which is essential to pregnancy in eutherian mammals. Read and know more about the new study findings.

Mice Using Freeze-Dried Cells Cloned Using a Technique That Could Soon Help Animal Extinctions

07.05.2022 10:30 AM

Using freeze-dried cells, researchers cloned mice, a technique that could one day help deal with animal extinctions worldwide. Read to know more about it.

264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272

Most Popular

Can EV Batteries Be Recycled? How Lithium Recovery Supports Sustainable Batteries

Coral Bleaching Crisis: How Ocean Warming Threatens Marine Ecosystems Worldwide

El Niño and La Niña Explained: How Climate Cycles Drive Extreme Global Weather Patterns

V2G Technology: How EV Energy Storage Utilizes Smart Grid and Renewable Energy Integration

Earthquake Cycle Explained: Why Some Regions Are Overdue for a Major Earthquake