ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Hydroponic Gardening Program: Love For Science Among Young Students

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.19.2017 02:28 AM

Practical lessons in a greenhouse can develop more than products of the soil. They additionally support affection for science among young people in understudy populaces since quite a while ago underrepresented in the sciences.

Intact Forest Of Myanmar Slowly Vanishing Away: Scientists Blame It On Political, Economic Change

05.19.2017 02:19 AM

Scientists have pointed the economic and political changes of Myanmar in failing to preserve intact forests.

Humans & Puffer fish Have The Same Teeth Genes

05.19.2017 02:16 AM

In a recent paper, it was discovered that humans and pufferfish actually share the same genes on teeth.

New Study of Caldera In Toba Finds Its Magma System Expanded After Supereruption

05.19.2017 02:05 AM

Scientists have found that after the eruption of Toba supervolcano thousands of years ago, its magma system has expanded to establish its equilibrium.

Colony of A Very Rare T-Rex Ants Is Discovered In Singarore

05.19.2017 02:00 AM

The entomologist has found a live colony of the cannibalistic T-Rex ants in northern Singapore for the very first time.

NASA Expands The Range Of Its Annual Arctic Ice Survey This Year

05.18.2017 14:13 PM

In the series of flight for Arctic survey that ended last week, NASA has expanded the range of the area covered.

Fertilizer From Air Production Promoted For Efficiency And Cost-Saving

05.18.2017 13:26 PM

A research has now been developed bringing a positive result. Ph.D. candidate Bhaskar S. Patil created a reactor to make a fertilizer from the air, which is found to be more efficient than the currently available fertilizers.

Researchers Decoded How Plants Tell Time Based On A Protein

05.18.2017 13:00 PM

Researchers have finally discovered how plants tell time. Clocks could tell time clearly while it isn’t known by the majority how plants tell time.

Poison Frog Tadpoles Jump On Adult Backs To Escape Cannibal Siblings

05.18.2017 12:24 PM

Researchers found that splash-back poison frog tadpoles tend to jump to scuttle away from their siblings, who may eat them.

1,400-Year-Old Lord Buddha Statue Unearthed By Students In India

05.18.2017 11:53 AM

Students of the Utkal University in India recently uncovered a 1,400-year-old statue of Lord Buddha.

Cauliflower Coral Larvae Has Specific Way to Respond to Environmental Stress, Scientists Find

05.18.2017 11:25 AM

A team of scientists has found that larvae of common coral species have a unique way to deal with environmental stress.

Trees Move From The Eastern U.S. To The Western Part: An Outcome Of The Rapid Climate Change

05.18.2017 10:52 AM

A recent study unveils that trees from the eastern U.S. are gradually shifting to the western part of the nation due to the rapid climate change.

People Prefer Environmental Regulation, Energy Policy: Survey Shows People Distrust Trump Over Environment

05.18.2017 05:46 AM

A study by Pew Research Center shows that people want the government to have environmental regulation and proper energy policy.

Tortoises Died In California While Attempting To Reproduce In The Harsh Situations

05.18.2017 03:27 AM

Researchers have recently unveiled that a number of tortoises in the Joshua Tree National Park in California, died during an attempt to reproduce despite having the harsh situations.

1,400-year-old Skeletal Remains Discovered in Korea: Skeletons Believed To Be Human Sacrifice

05.18.2017 02:55 AM

Two skeletons dated from 1,400 years ago was found in South Korea and believed to be the remains of the human sacrifice in the ancient Korea.

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