ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEWhich aquatic systems cause most municipal solid waste leakage and pollution? Read to find out. The leakage of waste is a significant biodiversity threat to aquatic ecosystems.
Caltech scientists designed bionic jellyfish to serve as robotic data-gatherers which can be sent into oceans to collect information about Earth’s changing climate. Learn more about it in this article.
A novel sea slug found in UK waters, suggests potential northward migration due to climate change, raising marine life impact concerns. Read the article for more details.
Newly discovered ocean viruses hold promise in combating climate change by improving carbon capture processes in the world's oceans. Continue reading to learn more.
Scientists warn that sharks could grow angrier as oceans gets warmer, causing potential disruptions in marine ecosystems. Read the article to learn more details.
Scientists are beginning to understand the role of dust in nourishing global ocean ecosystems and regulating atmospheric carbon dioxide levels. Read the article to learn more.
A strange group of viruses called mirusviruses, which attack plankton in the ocean, might reveal the origins of herpes and give insights into the diversity of microbes in the sea. Read the article to learn more.
A new study re-analyzed 40 years' worth of data from NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft and found that two of the moons of Uranus might have oceans that release plasma into space. Read the article to learn more.
Aerial footage of the huge iceberg that broke off from Antarctica's Brunt Ice Shelf has now been released. Read to know more about this great calving event and its implications.
Scientists have developed a comprehensive geological model that sheds light on the history of the earth's surface and enables specialists to test various theories regarding climate change and tectonic forces. Read to learn more.
NASA and other scientists noticed a mysterious increase in the whiting events off the coast of the Bahamas and other bodies of water. Read the article to learn about what causes this problem and the extent of it.
Researchers discover 390-million-year-old seawater trapped inside rocks. What does this say about how oceans adapt to climate change? Read to find out.
The Indian Space Research Organization shared the first snaps of earth that were taken by its very own OceanSat-3. Read to check out the photos and know more about the OceanSat-3.
Recycling efforts in trawl fishing nets in the United Kingdom was launched to preserve marine ecosystems. Know how this can ease the current situation of marine pollution, read here now!
Researchers found a non-invasive, and completely easy to carry out a quick health check on dolphins that could also tell scientists about the health of the oceans. Read the article to learn more.