ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Kentucky Coal Mining Museum Embraces Solar Energy, Lowering Energy Costs

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 04.11.2017 03:56 AM

The Kentucky Coal Mining Museum is ready to avail solar energy in order to decrease the energy costs, a great initiative for a clean environment.

Roman Treasures From Emperor Hadrian Period, Permanent Public Display Starts 2018

04.11.2017 02:14 AM

Starting in 2018, the San Giovanni subway system is going to open a permanent exhibit of Roman treasures. These are part of the archeological discovery from the Emperor Hadrian period.

Scientists Aim To Reach Earth's Mantle Using Undersea Drill 'Chikyu'

04.11.2017 02:00 AM

Chikyu will be drilling through 2.5 miles of water leading to 3.7 miles of crust and then finally reaching to the mantle. This makes up to approx. 84 percent of earth's volume.

Great Barrier Reef Damaged by Severe Coral Bleaching; Australian Government Not Doing Anything?

04.10.2017 14:31 PM

In a video of ARC Director Hughes, he mentioned that the damage this year to the Great Barrier Reef was due to the “record breaking” temperature that global warming had brought.

Cyclone In Southern Indian Ocean: NASA's Aqua Satellite Captured An Eye Of The Storm

04.10.2017 11:46 AM

If any storm has developed an eye in the center, it clearly means that the storm is strengthening itself and it is becoming more powerful.

Rare Video Of Seahorses Secret World: Male Giving Birth To 2000 Babies In One Session

04.10.2017 11:34 AM

Unlike any other species of animals, It is the male Seahorse that gives birth to its offsprings. The female seahorses deposit their egg in the male's pouches which are then fertilized by him.

Uncovering The Secrets Of The Aztec Ancient Civilization

04.10.2017 11:11 AM

The ancient civilization of the Aztecs holds many secrets but archaeologist Matos Moctezuma is slowly uncovering the myth.

Puffin Couples That Stick To Each Other While Migrating Breed More

04.10.2017 10:59 AM

Scientists found that those puffins who remained loyal to each other and followed similar migratory routes after winter tend to breed more successfully.

The Risk Of Fishing Takes Over Fishermen, Race To Fish Slows Down

04.10.2017 06:51 AM

As one of the dangerous occupations in the U.S., the risks of fishing has taken over the fishermen and the race to fish slows down.

Nepal Poachers Killed Rare One-Horned Rhino

04.10.2017 06:37 AM

Nepal poachers have killed a rare one-horned rhino inside their national park. A rare one-horned rhino has been killed in Nepal's national park. Authorities have said that it was poachers who killed the rare rhino.

Scientists Found The Contributions Of Sun's UV Rays Behind The Existence Of Life On Earth

04.10.2017 01:41 AM

Life needs water, and Earth is the only planet to have it. Now, Ultraviolet radiation from the Sun is a known to hazard to life, yet the energy provided by our star has played an important role as the essential driver of life on Earth.

Revealed: Why Some Chickens Have Stripes In Their Feathers

04.09.2017 14:16 PM

Scientists found how mutations are associated with the sex-linked barring pattern on the feather of some chicken breeds. Coucou de Rennes, which is one of the most popular french breeds has two different types of mutations.

Cave Loach: Europe’s Find Of The Millennium

04.09.2017 13:50 PM

Cave loach, a species of cave-dwelling fish, has been found for the first time in Europe. This rare find was a chance discovery by a German cave explorer.

The Encroaching ‘Atlantification’ of the Eastern Arctic Ocean Increases the Temperature of the Water

04.08.2017 15:33 PM

According to a new research, the eastern part of the Arctic Ocean gains temperature and loses its fundamental characters and experiencing “Atlantification”.

Africa Might Face Deforestation: Study Explores The Risk As Demand Of Cocoa Increases

04.08.2017 15:24 PM

As the agricultural production rate in Africa has increased globally, it is expected to increase more than 10 percent by the year 2025.

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