ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Mining the Depth of Sea for Battery Materials Could Cause Irreversible Consequences [Study]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.28.2023 08:00 AM

Mining the ocean for battery materials could do permanent harm. Read the article for more details. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Peter Fiskerstrand) Mining the Depth of Sea for Battery Materials Could Cause Irreversible Consequences [Study] Researchers are looking for new materials to use for batteries, and they are considering exploring the depth of the ocean.

1,100-Year-old Hebrew Bible Is Estimated To Be Sold at $50 Million at Auction in May, Dubbed as the Most Valuable Historical Document Ever Sold

03.28.2023 05:31 AM

The Codex Sassoon is considered to be the oldest most complete Hebrew Bible with only 12 missing pages. Check it out in this article.

Endangered Vultures Now Back From Extinction in Bulgaria After 36 Years Thanks to a Reintroduction Initiative

03.28.2023 05:25 AM

An international collaboration restored the previously extinct vultures to several Natura 2000 sites in Bulgaria, generating jobs and ecotourism for the locals. Check out the article to learn more.

First Goblin Shark Seen in the Mediterranean Sea Was Just a Toy Replica, Embarrassing Scientists

03.28.2023 00:09 AM

Marine biologists are retracting the photo of what they initially believed to be the first goblin shark in the Mediterranean Sea after social media users identified it as a toy replica. Read the article to learn more about this story.

Venus Statue, Other Artifacts Uncovered in Roman-era Rubbish Dump

03.27.2023 23:48 PM

Archaeologists uncover Venus statues, among other artifacts, in a quarry-turned-rubbish dump that dates back to the Roman era. Read to learn more.

Deadliest Storm in 50 Years: Violent Wedge Tornado Hits Mississippi, Killing At Least 26 Individuals

03.27.2023 22:07 PM

The violent wedge tornado that hit Mississippi last Friday night was the deadliest storm in 50 years. Read to learn more.

Rare Megamouth Sharks Spotted in San Diego for the First Time

03.27.2023 12:30 PM

Two megamouth sharks have been spotted in San Diego. Read for more details. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/CSIRO National Fish Collection) Rare Megamouth Sharks Spotted in San Diego For the First Time Megamouth sharks are extremely elusive, and not much is known about them.

Couple Called Out for Feeding Alligator in Viral Video; Why People Are Discouraged From Giving Gators Food?

03.27.2023 11:50 AM

A couple raised eyebrows for hand-feeding a wild alligator. Read the article to know the full story.

Woman Suffers ‘Unbearable’ Pain Worse Than Child Birth From Poisonous, Stinging, Suicide Plants

03.27.2023 11:20 AM

A woman fell into the stinging plant called gympie-gympie and said its stung was nothing close to childbirth. Read for the full story.

AI-Powered Robotic Arm Entertains a Group of Cats in Feline ‘Utopia’ Trial

03.27.2023 10:50 AM

A feline utopia trial uses artificial intelligence in a robot in an attempt to make cats happy. Read to know the full story.

Village Full of Copper Deposits? Here’s Why It Was a Vital Trade Center During Late Bronze Age

03.26.2023 23:33 PM

A Cypriot village has been found to have played a vital role in copper production and international trade during the late Bronze Age. Read to learn more.

4.5-Foot Alligator Spotted at a Gopher Tortoise Burrow 8 Football Fields Away From Water Source; Scientists Say Sighting Was Unusual

03.26.2023 02:30 AM

Scientists were baffled to see an alligator in a gopher tortoise burrow that is very from a wetland. Read more.

Mount Everest Preserves Germs That Climbers Sneeze Out and Cough; Hardy Microbes Can Stay for Decades or Centuries

03.26.2023 01:00 AM

The preserved germs on Mount Everest could stay for decades or even centuries. Read to learn more. Hundreds of climbers camp at the South Col, the southern side of the tall peak, to prepare for their further journey toward the world's roof.

Mystery of How Flowers Mimic the Sexually Attractive Traits of Pollinators Finally Solved

03.25.2023 01:56 AM

Many flowers are known for insect mimicry to attract their pollinators, which is something that has long fascinated scientists. Read the article to know how this could be possible.

Is Octopus Farming Bad? Expert Explains the Deeply Disturbing Process of Raising These Sentient Species in Industrial Farms

03.24.2023 23:06 PM

The rising global popularity of octopus has led to proposals for farming this sentient species, but it has raised concerns among scientists. Read the article to learn more.

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