ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Archeological Dig Site Essentials

DESIGN 01.04.2020 11:25 AM

Archeology is undoubtedly one of the more exciting and adventurous scientific pursuits. While it might not involve outrunning rolling boulders and evading evil henchmen like in the movies, archeology is an opportunity to meticulously uncover long lost artifacts and treasures.

Beer Company Creates Edible 6-Pack Rings to Feed Marine Life

01.04.2020 07:24 AM

Saltwater Brewery introduced their packaging that can be eaten by animals Most people love to drink beer while enjoying the beach or while relaxing on a boat.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic Medals Made From Recycled Electronics

01.03.2020 07:32 AM

Japan used the donated electronic devcies to create the medals for Tokyo 2020. The Olympics will be held in Tokyo, Japan in 2020, and they unveiled their Olympic medals that are made from recycled mobile phones.

High-Temperature Phosphorous Lakes Were the Birthing Cauldrons of Life on Earth

01.03.2020 06:58 AM

In high-temperature phosphorous lakes, the first elements of life were cooked and led to the creation of life. Without phosphorus, there would have been no chance to assemble the framework of life.

Solar Farm on Federal Land in Nevada is Close to Being Approved

01.02.2020 10:19 AM

The Gemini project would spread across more than 7,100 acres of federal land in Clark County, Nevada.

Hydroponics Farming Is the Next-Gen Food Production Technology

01.02.2020 08:41 AM

Hydroponics farming will be the next wave of food production because it will prove to advantageous with the loss of land and rich soil.

NASA Shows the New Image of Marree Man, One of the Most Mysterious Geoglyph in the World

01.02.2020 08:11 AM

Marree Man, a mysterious modern art found in Australia, is more visible than ever thanks to a local restoration team.

Humans Have Once Again Murdered An Entire Species, That of The Great Auk

01.01.2020 11:48 AM

Once numbered millions the Great Auk was knocked to extinction by Humans. Evidence points to it and how humans are ravagers of the natural world.

Melting Thwaites Glacier to be Analyzed By Scientists By Digging a Hole Through It

01.01.2020 11:46 AM

The Thwaites glacier has been reported to lose an estimated 540 billion tonnes of ice ever since the 1980s and in the recent measurements done by the scientists, Thwaites glacier melting is speeding up, making water flow into the Amundsen Sea.

Bottled Fresh Air is Now Available For Sale Online in India

01.01.2020 11:46 AM

The air quality in Delhi is deteriorating and people are now getting sick. A few years ago, fresh air was the only thing that humans can enjoy for free.

Scientists Made Coral Reefs Sound Health And The Fish Came Back

01.01.2020 11:37 AM

Marine biologists and researchers from Australia and the UK teamed up in order to save the corals in the Great Barrier Reef

The Bones of Aquatic Reptiles Were Solely Evolved for Swimming in Prehistoric Seas

01.01.2020 10:06 AM

Investigating aquatic reptiles and their bones, dino detectives assumed they are specialized for aquatic life. They have two major types for one kind of aquatic reptile, that is not a dino!

6 of the Most Interesting Things About Sloths

01.01.2020 09:46 AM

Sloths are an underappreciated animal. Let's welcome the new year by appreciating mostly unknown species on our planet like the adorable sloth.

Red Supergiant Star Betelgeuse Continues to Dim. Is This Goodbye?

01.01.2020 07:25 AM

Betelgeuse, Orion's brightest star, continues to be erratic. As early as 2016, astronomers were able to take note of the weird behavior coming from Orion's red supergiant star Betelguese.

Shade of Blue Cleanup Activity Organized in Thailand to Protect Tourism Spots

12.27.2019 21:30 PM

An Ocean Cleanup activity "Shade of Blue Ocean" was organized to increase environmental awareness.

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