ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Virus-Eating Microscopic Organism Found; Virovore Explained

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 12.30.2022 18:23 PM

Researchers have found that some creatures cannot only consume viruses but also thrive on them, expanding the menu of life a little. Continue reading to learn more about virovory.

Should This World’s 1st Farm-Bred Octopus Project Push Through? Experts Raise Ethical Concerns

12.30.2022 11:32 AM

Read on to know why experts does not want octopuses to be farm-bred next year. The news that the first commercial octopus farm in the world is getting closer to reality has shocked scientists and environmentalists.

Top 10 Extraordinary Animal Sightings in 2022: From Hybrid Monkeys to a Bizarre Dragon Fish

12.30.2022 06:00 AM

The year 2022 is full of various animal sightings. Check out some of them. The year 2022 has been full of remarkable animal sightings. These include an ancient fish head, hybrid monkeys, bizarre dragon fish, and even a ghost shark.

Standing on Brink of Extinction, King Penguins Face New Foe on Existence With Climate Change

12.30.2022 04:55 AM

Read on to know more about king penguins and the challenges they are currently facing in surviving possible extinction!

Top 10 Most Popular Science Times Stories of 2022

12.30.2022 01:05 AM

Take a look at the top 10 stories in 2022 featured in Science Times that readers enjoyed over the past 12 months before the world welcomes 2023.

Electric Alarm Clock For Dormant Spores: Inactive Bacteria Integrate Stimuli and Create Bodily Signals

12.29.2022 20:59 PM

New study suggests that dormant spores have an electrochemical clock that wakes them up to integrate stimuli, read on to know more!

Iconic Titanic Goes Scientific: Director James Cameron Explains Main Lead 'Jack' Death During Ship Wreckage in Scientific Manner

12.29.2022 20:41 PM

Titanic director James Cameron explains the science behind Jack's death, one of the main leads in the movie. Read on to know more!

Zircon: How This Mineral Became a Time Lord

12.29.2022 13:05 PM

Read on to know how Zircon became one of the first Earth stones that is still visible today. The oldest known Earth material still found on Earth's surface is a mineral known as the "Time Lord" because of how well it can keep track of geologic time.

Man From Senegal Ambitiously Aims to Plant 5 Million Trees Within 5 Years

12.29.2022 09:30 AM

An ambitious man from Senegal has been working toward planting 5 million trees within the span of 5 years. Read to know more about this visionary endeavor.

Earth’s North Magnetic Pole Is Moving to Siberia From Canada Due To Molten Material in the Planet’s Interior, Study Suggests

12.29.2022 07:40 AM

Earth's North Magnetic Pole has shifted away from Canada and is moving towards Siberia at a rapid pace in recent years. Find out in this article what causes it to move.

72-Million-Year-Old Fossil of New Crocodile Species Initially Mistaken as a Dinosaur Discovered in Brazil

12.29.2022 06:50 AM

Scientists discovered a giant new crocodile species with a very strong bite that lived alongside dinosaurs millions of years ago. Read the article to learn more about them.

Penguins Added to the List of Self-Aware Animals After Passing the Mirror Test

12.29.2022 00:28 AM

Scientists conducted the mirror test with a dozen of Adelie penguins in East Antarctica to see if they recognize their reflection. Check out the results of their experiments in this article.

Woolly Mammoth Revival: Extinct Elephant Species Possibly Walk Back With Developing Hybrids in the Next Five Years

12.29.2022 00:09 AM

Extinct Woolly Mammoth tries to resurrect by biotechnology company and possibly walk back to existence in the next 5 years. Read on to know more!

Ancient Egypt Discoveries That Left an Imprint in 2022

12.28.2022 05:36 AM

Archaeologists were able to uncover numerous mysteries about ancient Egypt. Check out some of them! Many mysteries surround ancient Egypt, and archaeologists have uncovered fascinating findings in 2022.

Underwater 'Marimo' Algae Balls' Overexposure to Sunlight Poses Possible Decline of Endangered Species, Study Reveals

12.28.2022 05:03 AM

Japanese scientists studied the underlying relation of climate to the underwater 'marimo' algae balls that may impact decline in endangered species. Read on to know more!

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