ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Marmoset Monkeys Learning Techniques Similar To Human Infants

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.28.2017 19:14 PM

A new research study reveals that the way in which human infants learn to babble is very similar to the way in which the marmoset monkeys learn to call.

Global Carbon Cycle Big Change Indicated By Underwater Tiny Shells

05.28.2017 19:08 PM

Future conditions push marine animals as well as may throw off sea carbon balance. A new study reveals that the tiny shells underwater suggest some big changes to the global carbon cycle.

Tectonic Plate: Formation & Destruction Information Revealed By Scientists

05.28.2017 19:05 PM

Scientists have now found some information through a new research that how the tectonic plate are being formed beneath the earth. Recently, few scientists from the University of California has studied the tectonic plate Juan de Fuca.

Liquid Helium Absent Cooling System For SNSPD Developed By Scientists

05.28.2017 18:56 PM

Scientists have developed a new method in which SNSPD’s will have no liquid helium system for cooling but still, they will be extremely cooled. The required level of cooling will be achieved with this new method.

Fossil Of 130-Million-Year Old Giant Prehistoric Sea Predator Pliosaur Unearthed In Russia

05.28.2017 11:16 AM

A giant fossil of a Pliosaur, which is one of the top ocean predators in the "Age of Dinosaurs" was discovered in Russia.

Flamingo Balancing Act Has No Muscular Effort, Saves Energy: Research Reveals

05.27.2017 20:06 PM

The mechanism behind the balancing act of the Flamingos has been revealed by a team of scientists. Energy is saved in this act done by the bird.

Sediment Of The Indian Ocean Escalated The Severity Of 2004 Sumatra Earthquake, Researcher Finds

05.27.2017 08:33 AM

Scientists drilled deep into the bottom of the Indian Ocean to find how the sediment was able to increase the severity of the devastating Indian Ocean earthquake in 2004.

Blind Cavefish Navigate Their Way In Dark: Here's How

05.27.2017 07:16 AM

Biologists have tried to find answers to the living patterns of blind cavefish, trying to find the reasons of their survival in the deep and dark cisterns hundreds of feet below the ground. The answers seem to be found in their bones.

California’s ‘The Big One’ Earthquake Will Happen, Scientists Warn People To Be Prepared

05.27.2017 07:08 AM

When will "The Big One" happen and preparations are only the things that people should worry about.

Floating Rocks In Water Mystery Solved By X-Ray

05.26.2017 19:31 PM

X-ray had solved the mystery of floating rocks in the water. More so, the discovery is expected to link to more discoveries on volcanic eruptions.

The Atlantic Ocean Could Experience Another Above-average Hurricane Season: The U.S. Forecasters Predict The Possibility

05.26.2017 12:26 PM

The U.S. forecasters have predicted that the Atlantic Ocean could face another above-average hurricane season this year.

15,000-Year-Old Artifacts Unearthed At Ancient Huaca Prieta Temple In Northern Peru

05.25.2017 18:39 PM

Artifacts as old as 15,000 years were discovered in Peru. 15,000-year-old artifacts were reported to be discovered in Northern Peru. The discovery on site was mentioned to be the site’s second as the first excavation was conducted by late archeologist Junius B.

Sorghum Grain Alternative Uses: Healthy Popcorn, Gluten-Free Food, Clothing Dye & More

05.25.2017 17:56 PM

Aside from being a staple food, Sorghum grains offer a wide range of alternative uses. Sorghum grains are a gluten-free part of the grass family, which is known to be the most staple food in Africa and India for centuries.

Survivors Describe What It Feels Like After Being Struck By Lightning

05.25.2017 17:47 PM

Survivors struck by lightning describe how it really feels aside from pain. Amid many people having the fear of being struck by lightning, some don't really know how it feels in real life.

Wildlife of South Sudan At Risk Due To Rising Poaching, Trafficking Threats

05.25.2017 17:31 PM

Despite surviving the civil war, the wildlife of South Sudan is still facing problems due to the rise of illegal activities such as mining and poaching.

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