ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Fossil Of The Oldest Predecessor Of Buckthorn Flower Discovered In Argentina

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.12.2017 14:57 PM

Recently a group of paleobotanist found the fossilized flower in Argentina which belongs to Buckthorn family. The fossil is located in the shales of the Salamanca Formation.

Pennsylvania Is Experiencing High Levels Of Radon In Some Water Wells

05.12.2017 14:40 PM

A number of Pennsylvania water wells contain radon that is the second leading cause of lung cancer. Some water wells in Pennsylvania become the sources of the high levels of radon.

Global Warming Effects On Asia Glaciers As Described By Glaciologist Hamish Pritchard

05.12.2017 13:08 PM

Glaciologist at Cambridge University, Hamish Pritchard has conducted a study of Asia's glaciers and how they might be impacted by global warming. In his paper published in the journal Nature, he describes the nature of the glaciers that exist in the high mountains of Asia,

Researchers Make Critical Discovery On How Body Cells Fight Salmonella Bacteria

05.12.2017 05:05 AM

Experts are on a serious quest to combat bacterial infections as researchers from Frankfurt made a critical discovery on how body cells fight salmonella bacteria.

Turning Trash Into Gold: Here’s How Coffee Wastes Can Become The Future Of Energy

05.12.2017 05:02 AM

Researchers at the Lancaster University discovered how coffee wastes can become the future of energy for its potential to be converted into biofuels.

Australia Maintains Strict Quarantine Regulations As Traveler Brings Dead Black-Spined Toad In His Shoe Back From Indonesia

05.12.2017 04:58 AM

In a recent incident, the quarantine authorities of Australia detected a dead black-spined toad in a passenger’s shoe and urged the travelers to check their luggage to avert such incident.

Plutonium Discovered As Nuclear Waste Disposal Agent

05.12.2017 04:47 AM

Plutonium sheds light to a new discovery for its use to clean up nuclear waste. The Hanford, Washington State underground tunnel collapse is a wake up call to expedite their research for its disposl. Hanford contains 56 million gallons of radioactive waste kept in underground storage tanks.

Tasmanian Devils' High Population Now in Danger Due To Infectious Tumor

05.12.2017 04:35 AM

Tassie Devils are now in big trouble due to the harmful advent of DFTD disease; surprising movement of the infection also discovered in a new study; know more here

Same Plant Species Contain 6 Different Vegetables Human Eats Regularly

05.12.2017 02:19 AM

The same plant species can be genetically modified to create different types of vegetables. This practice has been done for several thousands of years ago.

New Study Discovers Amazon River Carbon Dioxide Emission Are Much Higher Than The Previous Estimation

05.11.2017 16:40 PM

A study from the scientist in Brazil finds an alarming fact, that the Amazon river carbon dioxide emission is almost equal to the terrestrial uptake.

Fruit Fly Uses Rhodopsin 7 As A Light-Sensing Molecule In Its Brain

05.11.2017 14:06 PM

A newly discovered molecule called Rhodopsin 7 acts as a light-sensing molecule in fruit fly brain. Scientists from the University of California started a light cycle test to chek the expression pattern of Rh7 in fruit flies.

Egypt Discovers 3700-Year-Old Burial Chamber Of King Emnikamaw’s Daughter

05.11.2017 13:48 PM

A new archaeological excavation in Egypt discovers the 3700-year-old burial chamber that most probably belongs to the King Emnikamaw’s daughter.

'The Perfect Storm' Coast Guard Ship Tamaroa Ended As Artificial Reef, 74 Years Of Stellar Service

05.11.2017 12:11 PM

USCGC Tamaroa is the hero of the movie "The Perfect Storm" and the ocean is its befitting resting place, will be in service still as an artificial reef.

Are Snowflakes Really Uniquely Patterned? Know How These Tiny Ice Crystals Are Formed

05.11.2017 07:11 AM

Can a snowflake have a twin? How do they really form their unique shapes? Find the answers here. A research from turfs University unleashed a new perspective on the beyond the 400-year-old question of the world famous mathematician and scientist Johannes Kepler, how are snowflakes really formed? Kepler has only speculated about the hexagonal shape and the microscopic building blocks of this crystal ice, including the factors behind this phenomenon.

North Dakota To Regulate Waste CO2 As EPA Signed Off The Proposal

05.11.2017 06:52 AM

It is just a matter of time before North Dakota effects its regulatory power over storage of waste carbon dioxide.

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