GeographyGlaciology Glaciology is the scientific study of glaciers, ice sheets, and related phenomena, such as ice caps, ice shelves, and frozen ground. It is a multidisciplinary…
PhysicsAtomic Clock Comparison Verifies Einstein’s Elevator’s Fundamental Premises Scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have conducted the most precise test ever of a crucial principle underlying Albert Einstein’s well-known…
PsychologyThe Mathematical Route to Male Orgasm When pupils ask, “When am I ever going to use this?” math teachers may have a new response. Researchers have scientifically analyzed what causes males…
GeographySoil Biomantle The soil biomantle is the uppermost layer of the soil, which contains a complex mixture of organic matter, microorganisms, and mineral particles. It is the…
GeographyCryosphere The cryosphere is the part of the Earth’s surface where water exists in its solid form, including snow, ice, glaciers, ice caps, ice sheets, sea…
GeographyShadow Biosphere The shadow biosphere is a hypothetical concept in astrobiology that suggests the possibility of the existence of an alternative form of life on Earth that…
GeographyMontreal Biosphere The Montreal Biosphere is a museum located on Saint Helen’s Island in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The museum is dedicated to the environment and the impact…
GeographyBiosphere The biosphere is the part of the Earth’s system that supports life. It includes all living organisms and the environments in which they live, such…
AgricultureInsect Resistance to Biopesticides is Becoming a Significant Challenge for Agriculture, According to a New Report According to a research by University of Stirling experts, insect pests that attack crops have the astonishing ability to acquire resistance to more environmentally friendly…
ZoologyPowerful Oceans and Humble Ponds are Important for Biodiversity European projects aim to save a variety of animal and plant species by keeping an eye on the oceans and peeping into ponds. In January,…
PhysicsLeonardo Da Vinci’s Observations of a Household Phenomenon are Finally Explained Engineers have been perplexed by a common occurrence since the dawn of time: why does the water splay when it strikes the sink before going…
PhysicsA Surprising Discovery in Particle Physics Could Explain Why Antimatter Doesn’t Exist Between matter and antimatter, according to the Standard Model of particle physics, there is essentially no distinction. Yet, there is a ton of data showing…