Oregon introduced beachgrass to hold shifting sand in place; it later changed the entire dune system Science No comments yet In 1910, Oregon introduced European beachgrass to stabilise shifting dunes near Coos Bay. The plant succeeded but spread widely, covering […] Read more
Einstein’s ‘spooky action’ survives one of the most extreme tests yet: CERN finds heavy Z bosons can become quantum-entangled Science No comments yet Physicists at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider have found strong evidence for quantum entanglement. Two short-lived Z bosons, produced from a […] Read more
Costa Rica planted forests that held 6.5 times more biomass 20 years later Science No comments yet Read more
India’s space sovereignty: From building missions to building depth – milestones, gaps & what’s next Science No comments yet India has proven its capability to design and launch complex spacecraft independently. The nation now focuses on building industrial depth […] Read more
South American moth brought to fight prickly pear now threatens native U.S. cacti Science No comments yet Read more
Shawn Michaels’ WWE costumes fell apart; conservators used chemistry to save them Science No comments yet Read more
Texas student wins $25,000 for invention targeting hazardous Moon dust Science No comments yet Read more
Cats identify each other through urine ‘ID cards’, reveal scientists in new study Science No comments yet A groundbreaking study reveals that cats employ specific fatty acids in their urine, which act as chemical identifiers for each […] Read more
Alabama agencies release 1,500 rare mussels into Paint Rock River after years of restoration Science No comments yet In an effort to revitalize the Paint Rock River’s ecosystem, conservationists have introduced rare native freshwater mussels into the waters […] Read more
In 2017, Japan tested a subsea floating system in the Kuroshio Current, producing 30kW of power Science No comments yet Read more