Guided by Dr. Michael Fradley, a group of scientists in the Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and also North Africa (EAMENA) project utilized a range of open-source satellite images to carefully study the area around the eastern Nafud desert, an region little researched in the past. The unexpected results, released in the journal The […]
We typically think of the ocean’s colour as blue, but in some regions, it looks blue-green. That’s due to the fact that those regions are teeming with single-cell plants named phytoplankton, which contain chlorophyll and reflect the green in sunshine. Though small, phytoplankton collectively absorbs almost as much co2 as all the trees and land
Tails can be found in several shapes, strengths, and dimensions. The long, thick tail of a kangaroo functions as a 3rd leg. The rabbit’s fluff-butt is utilized to interact with other rabbits. The rope-like tail of the hippopotamus flicks their poop far and wide. Several carnivores utilize their tail to make them more agile on
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The world of science is everchanging and progressive. Every day a new scientific discovery is made. Here are some of the most relevant this year: Consumption of Microplastics Can Cause Evolutionary Changes In April 2022, an international group of researchers from the LOEWE Centre for Translational Biodiversity Genomics (TBG), the Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research
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Utilizing the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope (CFHT), astronomers have observed a chemically peculiar star called as HD 213258. In the outcome, they found that HD 213258 is a quickly oscillating, strongly magnetic Ap star. The finding is reported in a paper released on December 24 on the arXiv pre-print server. Chemically peculiar (CP) stars are those with
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A new study by researchers in Spain reveals that human “look-alikes” who have comparable face features also tend to share many genetic resemblances, as well as also share certain lifestyle attributes. The research, released in the journal Cell Reports, gives some insight into the molecular genetic mechanisms that add to building of the face. The
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A group of scientists from Università di Firenze, the University of South Florida, California Institute of Technology and Princeton College has discovered an incidence of a quasicrystal developed during an accidental electric discharge. In their paper released in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the team describes their research of a quasicrystal discovered in
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RUDN University chemists have produced new copper-containing metallasilsesquioxane frameworks. A few of them have proven to be effective catalysts for the oxidation of hydrocarbons. The results are published in Molecules. What are Silsesquioxanes Silsesquioxanes are a enormous team of organosilicon compounds. They are formed of a silicon and oxygen backbone, with the silicon atom having
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Ordinary soap bubbles are cooler than the surrounding air A team of Scientists at Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, has found out that the film that composes common soap bubbles is colder than the circulating air. In their paper posted in the journal Physical Review Letters, the team describes experiments they guided with soap bubbles. Bubbles exist
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In the clear daylight, the Eurasian woodcock does not stand apart. Reddish brown plumes help the bird blend in with forest underbrush to avoid predators. However, at dawn and dusk, when males of the species swoop as well as a dart in the light luminosity to attract a mate, they really shine. Currently, researchers state
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