Environmental Science
Climate change can go back to the microbes of the ancient past
The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world due to climate change. With these rising temperatures, most of the ice,…
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Technology
Human fingerprints have a self-regulating moisture mechanism
Human fingerprints have a self-regulating moisture mechanism Fingerprint’s moisture-regulating system enhances human interaction. Human fingerprints have a self-regulating moisture system that not only lets us…
Chemistry
Artificial Intelligence use to unlock the nature of chemical bonding
Artificial Intelligence use to unlock the nature of chemical bonding Researchers have developed a Bayesian chemisorption learning model, or Bayeschem in short, to unlock the…
Technology
Brain-computer interfaces designed for VR gaming way more immersive
Brain-computer interfaces designed for VR gaming way more immersive Brain-computer interfaces are essentially a coordination method that converts neural signals into actionable input for computers.…
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Contamination from oil extraction Makes Otter weakens the penis bones
In a new study published in the Journal of the Atmosphere, Canadian scientists have discovered that hydrocarbon pollutants involved in oil and gas extraction may…
Geology
Chinese sub-livestreams from the deepest part of the planet’s ocean
According to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, a deep-sea submarine sank 10,909 meters (about 35,790 feet) deep in the waters of the Mariana Trench in…
Environmental Science
Carbon dioxide levels hit new record high despite Covid-19 lockdown
The World Meteorological Organization (WHO) on Monday released their annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin, which reveals that the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the Earth’s…
Environmental Science
Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has reached its highest level since 2008
Brazil’s National Space Research Institute (INPE), which monitors the Amazon’s forests using satellites, has released preliminary data to show at least 11,008 square kilometers (4,281…
Physics
You can now hear the sound of a “perfect” Fluid
Physicists have for the first time measured how our “perfect” fluid travels soundwaves to the nearest object, in an ideal case where the liquid is only…
Physics
The Peacock feathers inspire opal-like smart sensors
Smart sensors turn data from our environment into discretionary and analytical information, from earthquake detection to fingerprint analysis.To take the field further, an international team…
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