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Drought Reveals Ruins Of 3,400-Year-Old City By The Tigris River… Again
Drought dropped the height of the Mosul Reservoir in Iraqi Kurdistan three years ago, revealing a city that experts believe is Zakhiku, the Bronze Age…
News
Plants and Animals
World’s Oldest Tree Record Has a New Contender in Chile
An ancient Patagonian cypress in Chile’s Alerce Costero national park may have just snatched the title of world’s oldest tree. The huge tree – the…
Chemistry
Oxalate – a Colorless Anion
Oxalate is an anion having the molecular formula C2O42-. This dianion has no color. It is a naturally occurring molecule in plants and is also…
Environment
Marine Biodiversity Grew as a Result of Earth’s Environmental Stability
Scientists discovered that modern ocean biodiversity, which is at its highest level ever, was attained by long-term stability of the position of so-called biodiversity hotspots,…
Plants and Animals
Uncovering the Wild House Mouse’s Variety
A mouse is a little rodent with a pointed nose, a hairy spherical body, big ears, and a long, frequently hairless tail. There are hundreds…
Architecture
Large Timber in Streams is Important for Land-based Creatures
Since the 1980s, land managers have spent millions of dollars each year to reintroduce large pieces of wood into streams, mostly for the sake of…
Astronomy
Take Off On Mars with Ingenuity as Video Shows View from Record Flight
On Mars, there’s a celebration going on right now, with all of the planet’s rotorcrafts (one) celebrating Ingenuity’s record trip. The brave helicopter (just observed…
Plants and Animals
Toads in UK Woodlands Surprise Scientists by Climbing Trees
Over fifty common toads were discovered in nest boxes and tree cavities at least 1.5 metres high by volunteers examining dormice and bats in trees.…
Biology
Researchers establish a Global Resource for Cell Engineering
CellRepo, a species and strain database that employs cell barcodes to monitor and track created organisms, has been launched by an international collaboration. The database…
Technology
United States Army has Launched its First Floating Solar Array
The US Army debuted a new solar plant above Big Muddy Lake at Fort Bragg in North Carolina over the weekend, putting floating solar in…
Zoology
The Mysterious Causes of Dolphin Play
During a field trip to Mikura Island in Japan in 2014, marine biologist Vincent Janik clearly recalls observing a pod of dolphins play with seagrass.…
Astronomy
NASA Satellite discovers Evidence of Water on the Asteroid Bennu
After a two-year journey, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission has discovered water on the asteroid Bennu. Bennu was chosen for investigation because it is a carbonaceous chondritic…
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