ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Plant Cuticles Of Moss Actually Protects The Plant From Water Loss

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.13.2017 01:28 AM

An international research team led by Professor Ralf Reski has found that the cuticles on moss actually protect them from water loss. those cuticles cover themselves with waxy epidermal cells.

Science Explains Why Australian Lake Turns Pink

03.12.2017 12:08 PM

A lake in Melbourne Australia turned pink and the internet is abuzz of the unusual water shade but locals aren't so shocked.

Chemists Find Cheapest Way To Purify Waste Water

03.12.2017 12:08 PM

There is a different commercial purification system available in the market which was expensive as well as the waste of money, electricity etc. So the chemists from Australian national university developed a unique purification system to treat wastewater by using natural sunlight by using natural sunlight.

Climate Change & Global Trade Threatens The Great Lakes, Alien Species Invade As Water Level Drops

03.10.2017 11:27 AM

Commercialism, human settlement and even climate change are all coming into play for the past 200 years, gradually causing the Great Lakes' decline.

Hair DNA Links 50,000 Years of Pre-Continental Drift Australian Aboriginal Settlement

03.10.2017 11:09 AM

Academe-backed Aboriginal Heritage Project revealed a staggering conclusion - Aboriginal communities exist and continually thrives for 50,000 years in the Australian continent.

MIT Study Confirms That Light Rains Carry Aerosols, Bacteria & Viruses

03.10.2017 10:44 AM

Light to moderate rains are releasing fizz of clouds from the soil and make aerosols, bacteria and viruses airborne.

NASA Captures Tropical Cyclone 11S In An Image

03.10.2017 03:25 AM

A new tropical cyclone has been detected in the Southern Indian Ocean. Named as the Tropical Cyclone 11S, it is said to bring about heavy rainfall in its area of responsibility.

Ancient Egypt: Archaeologist Unearthed Fragments Of Ramses II Statue In Cairo

03.10.2017 02:58 AM

Archaeologists have discovered a colossal statue, possibly depicting Egyptian pharaoh Ramses the Great, in a muddy pit in a Cairo suburb.

New Study Reveals How Bird-Eating Snakes Affect An Island

03.10.2017 02:58 AM

Bird population has been greatly reduced in the island of Guam due to the rise of a non-native bird species. Read how the decrease in bird population has greatly affected the forests of Guam.

Global Warming Brings Coral Bleaching In The Great Barrier Reef

03.10.2017 02:29 AM

After a day of an aerial survey, coral reef authorities have found out that another mass coral bleaching has happened in the Great Barrier Reef.

Ants Do Not Eat Leaves: They Use Them To Grow Fungus Garden For Food And Space

03.09.2017 17:23 PM

Leaf-cutting ants can learn which plants are not suitable for the fungus gardens that supply their food.Their success as farmers has made leafcutter ants into fungus tycoons, complete with their own underground cities and huge half-inch soldiers to patrol them

Dental Analysis Of Fossil Says: Neanderthal People Used To Eat Wooly Rhinos And Take Prehistoric Aspirin

03.09.2017 10:12 AM

Researchers found Neanderthal fossils from Belgium and the El Sidrón site in Asturias, northern Spain. By Analyzing DNA samples researchers found they used various plants to heal their tooth problems.

NASA Monitors The Development Of Tropical Cyclone Blanche

03.09.2017 04:55 AM

Formally forming last Sunday, Tropical Cyclone Blanche makes an appearance near Australia. The said cyclone was captured in action by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)'s Aqua satellite where both visible and infrared images were caught.

California Will Experience Dry Weather In Mid-March

03.09.2017 03:46 AM

Rains and a mild storm hit California last weekend where periods of rain were observed in the Central and Northern parts of California. This included the cities of San Francisco, Sacramento, and Redding. However, meteorologists predict that this weather won't last that long as by mid-March, California will be dry.

Alaskan Bogoslof Volcano’s Ashes Cover Aleutians Islands As It Erupted Again

03.09.2017 02:49 AM

The Alaskan volcano has once again erupted. Its ashes have covered the Aleutians Mountains. The Alaskan volcano, Bogoslof, has erupted again late last Tuesday night until the early morning of Wednesday.

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