9621 Agnes Crossing, Lake Suzanneview, New Mexico Island 84604-9295.
goodbye glacier The Humboldt Glacier was not very large as it had been slowly melting for years. Photos show that its area was almost completely destroyed, from about 0.1 square kilometer. This
What are scientists planning? One experiment involves pouring water onto the surface of a snowy desert, where it freezes to form a protective layer of ice over arctic snow. In another, scientists
Opening details During sleep, neurons working in the brain’s memory center can not only reinterpret past experiences. According to a new study, they also Can look into the future by rehearsing an
Only one in ten animal species living here has been described by science, says marine ecologist Thomas Dahlgren of the University of Gothenburg in Sweden. Others were observed for the first time.
The world is drowning in plastic To meet demand for plastics, refineries designed to produce automobile fuel are being upgraded to produce more chemicals, including plastic precursors. The new refineries built in
About 165 years ago, we began to extract this natural resource for the production of plastic, gasoline, asphalt and many other products. The problem is that we are doing this much faster
Opening details Archaeologists were surprised to discover unusual works of art at 16 new rock sites in the middle of the Eastern Desert (also known as Atbay), a sandy and barren region
Good news The year 2024 is becoming historic in many ways. Although it is too early to tell, it is quite possible that this will be the first year in which the
A new twist on this theory is that scientists at MIT added extremely small, exotic black holes with unique properties into the equation. A new look at dark matter For decades, scientists
Name of a recently discovered fungus Parengiodontium album, found among millions of microbes on plastic debris floating in the North Pacific Ocean. This is already the fourth known marine mushroom that can
