ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Ancient Human Species Findings of Homo naledi Bring More Questions of Human Evolution

TECH & INNOVATION 05.10.2017 20:21 PM

As scientists have announced the finding that hominid, known as Homo Naledi, lived alongside the modern human, questions about human evolution become more complex.

Earth’s Probable Future Look: The Rise Of The Sea Level Would Bring Some Changes To The Existing Continents

05.10.2017 11:22 AM

Global warming may one day melt all the ice on Earth and will eventually raise the sea level to provide new looks to the existing continents.

Avocado Global Demand: Shortage Alarms Hipsters & Foodies

05.10.2017 08:51 AM

Avocado is a fruit rich in taste and health benefits. The demand outstripped the supply as close to a 100 million Chinese would like a piece of the fruit.

Water-Air Gas Exchange Rate Depends Much Upon The Size Of Waterbodies, Study Proves

05.10.2017 08:50 AM

Besides all other factors, the size of Ponds and Lakes matters much in terms in terms of their carbon gas exchange rate: Know more here

Earth Was Flat & Dull 4.4 Billion Years Ago, Zircon Grains Reveal

05.10.2017 08:37 AM

While it is hard to find traces of rocks that are from billions of years ago, ANU found zircon grains that gave a clue about the flat, ocean-enveloped earth of the period.

Trump Sacks Half Of EPA Scientific Board, Delays Hiring Of New Counselors

05.10.2017 08:29 AM

The Tump Administration refuses to reappoint half of the members of EPA's scientific counselors.

Killing Sharks That Kill People Can Cause Oceanic Ecosystem Imbalance

05.10.2017 08:24 AM

A debate about shark culling is heating up in Australia due to several human casualties. Environmental experts warned that culling may result to oceanic ecosystem imbalance,

Earthworm Populations In Danger Due To Tillage Farming

05.10.2017 06:31 AM

Scientists found out that tillage farming caused the declining population rate of earthworms around the world.

Study Suggests That Improved TV Broadcasting Could Save The Environment & Earn More Savings

05.10.2017 06:05 AM

Same broadcasting service but with improved energy efficiency, that is what this new study says. A new research found a more efficient and environmentally friendly way for broadcast networks to transmit energy.

Archaeologists Discovered 19th Century Trash in Iowa Developing Site

05.10.2017 04:19 AM

Archaeologists excavated a city trash pit full of 19th-century trash. An archaeologist from the University of Iowa discovered a city trash pit containing 30,000 artefacts believed to be dated back in the 19th century.

Archaeologists Found 1,800-Year-Old Nomad Tomb In Central China

05.10.2017 03:29 AM

A Nomad Tomb which is believed to be 1,800 were found by Archaeologists in Central China. Archaeologists recently discovered a 1,800-year-old Nomad tomb complex that was likely to be used by nomadic people in order to bury their dead was discovered in an archaeological sire in Anyang City, Henan Province.

Western Snowy Plover, The Threatened Bird, Nesting At The Beaches In Los Angeles Area

05.10.2017 03:23 AM

One of the threatened birds, western snowy plover, is discovered at the area beaches of Los Angeles in nearly seven decades.

How Trap-Jaw Ants Develop From Larvae Stages [Watch]

05.10.2017 02:50 AM

Researchers from North Carolina State University has found how Odontomachus trap-Jaw ants develop themselves from larva stages. By using scanning electron microscope the team has discovered that they have to go through three stages during larvae development.

NASA Spots Cyclone Donna Has Passed Vanuatu, New Caledonia; Heading Toward New Zealand

05.09.2017 16:56 PM

The tropical cyclone Donna is spotted to form in the Pacific Ocean from NASA's Aqua Satellite and escalated into Category 4 storm.

Dutch Unveils Largest Offshore Wind Farm: An Initiative To Generate Energy From Renewable Sources

05.09.2017 13:23 PM

The largest offshore wind farm in the world begins generating power from the renewable sources to provide electricity to a good number of Dutch households.

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