By Martin M Barillas Predicting volcanic eruptions may become easier and more accurate thanks to a satellite hurtling 300 miles above the Earth, tracing gases that betray volcanic activity and increased air pollution. The Nanosat […]
By Georgina Jadikovskaall An international research team has developed what they say is the world’s smallest battery, which is the size of a grain of salt and can be used to power surgical implants and […]
By Martin M Barillas Evolution can occur in great leaps, despite Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection and small changes over time. Scientists have identified a flower in Colorado dubbed a “hopeful monster,” […]
By Peter Barker Rare footage shows the rough mating rituals of two sand tiger sharks at a U.S. aquarium. The male uses its sharp fangs to move the female into a better position. The sand […]
By Martin M Barillas As humans make calculations, specific neurons in the brain fire during certain mathematical operations, depending on whether addition or subtraction is being done. Researchers at the Universities of Bonn and Tübingen […]
By Martin M Barillas Scientists were mystified by how gardens of massive sponges at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean thrive in the cold, dark environment that is otherwise hostile to life. In the permanently […]
By Martin M Barillas Scientists are trying to understand why thousands of acres of seagrass have been lost after more than 1,000 manatees starved to death in 2021. In a study appearing in the journal […]
By Martin M Barillas New carbon-scrubbing technology promises to make fuel-cell vehicles efficient and environmentally friendly, and could even be used for air filtration in submarines and spacecraft. Researchers at the University of Delaware have […]
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