ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Record Breaking Temperature In Antarctica After 1980, WMO Confirms 63.5 Degrees F In 2015 Denotes the Balmiest Year Ever

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.03.2017 04:19 AM

The World Meteorological Organization(WMO) has confirmed that the year 2015 was the hottest year for Antarctica. Climate scientists have recorded the temperature was 63.5° Fahrenheit on March 24th, 2015.

No More Cats Vs. Dogs Fight In India: Leopards, Tigers, and Dholes Coexist With Less Conflict

03.03.2017 03:08 AM

Basically, cats and dogs whether big or small species always fight upon seeing each other. One another would like to defend its territory as well as compete for their prey.

Bees Start Using Green Plastic Instead Of Real Leaves To Build Their Houses

03.02.2017 19:53 PM

Scientists have found out that some bees have started using green plastic instead of real leaves when building their houses.

Human Activity Produced 208 New Minerals, Approaching To A New Anthropocene Epoch

03.02.2017 18:33 PM

Formation of minerals was started by Oxidization more than two billion years ago. About 5,208 materials were listed by the International Mineralogical Association. Now, Robert Hazen from the Carnegie Institution for Science has defined 208 minerals among the list of 5,208 minerals as Human Influenced.

Secret World Of Sleeping Elephant: Fitness Tracker Reveals Tusker's Unique Sleeping Habits

03.02.2017 18:32 PM

Firness tracking implants help tracking the elephant's sleeping habbits. Elephants fitted with gyroscope give a new insight into their sleep pattern.

Underwater Mollusk Fossil Deposits Gateway To Glorious Past

03.02.2017 11:00 AM

Mollusk fossils are a reflection of marine ecosystem altered by humans. It provides an authentic measure of the human induced underwater changes.

NASA, EPA Counter Attack The Speeding Process of Global Warming On Earth

03.02.2017 10:59 AM

the Arctic of Greenland is now on its critical condition after several reports of ice melting were recorded. Global wearing is the main cause why the "nature's clock" speeds up causing harm to all living things in the Arctic and soon on Earth.

Scientists Have Discovered Earliest Evidence Of Life On Earth

03.02.2017 04:42 AM

The earliest evidence for life on Earth is graphite found to be a biogenic substance in 3.7 billion-year-old metasedimentary rocks discovered in western Greenland and microbial mat fossils found in 3.48 billion-year-old sandstone discovered in Western Australia.

World Meteorological Organization Announced The High Temperature Recorded In Antarctica Region

03.02.2017 02:56 AM

The today new verified record high- temperatures in Antarctica, ranging from the high 60s to the high teens, depending on the location they were recorded in Antarctica.

Pollution In Asia Worsens Smog In Western U.S.

03.02.2017 01:14 AM

A new study has suggested that the pollution in Asia is making the smog in western part of U.S. worst.

Forest Degradation Worsens In Tropical Countries In Asia, Africa And South America

03.02.2017 01:13 AM

A new study showed that forest degradation has worsened in tropical countries in Asia, Africa and South America.

Italy's Mount Etna Erupts: First Eruption Creates A Stunning Light Show In Sicily

03.01.2017 18:24 PM

Italy's Mount Etna, Europe's tallest and most active volcano, spewed lava as it erupted on the southern island of Sicily, Italy Feb. 28, 2017.

Underground Tunnels That Take You To A Secret Past

03.01.2017 08:21 AM

Finding of ancient tunnels is a fascinating discovery. While the subway looks like a new concept, there are many 'secret' tunnels built in the bygone era.

Volcanoes Make It Easier To Locate Life In Universe

03.01.2017 05:34 AM

Researchers claim that hydrogen pouring from the volcanoes may be used to find the possibility of life in the universe. Planets with such volcanoes are likely to support life.

Fossil Collector Discovers Penguin Fossils Bigger Than King Penguins

03.01.2017 03:46 AM

An amatuer fossil collector has discovered some penguin fossils that are bigger than King Penguins nowadays.