Currently browsing: Science

Tri-Cities India > Science

Antarctica averages minus 55°C at Vostok Station, yet a lake remains liquid beneath four kilometres of ice

Science No comments yet

Lake Vostok, a massive body of water, lies four kilometers beneath Antarctic ice. This subglacial lake remains liquid due to […]

Scientists uncover how Moken sea nomads see underwater like dolphins

Science No comments yet

A 66-million-year-old dinosaur highway in Bolivia reveals more than 16,000 fossil footprints from the final days of the dinosaurs

Science No comments yet

China lost more than 50% of its mangrove forests by the 2000s, now it has restored 22,500 hectares of the trees

Science No comments yet

China has made remarkable strides in restoring its mangrove ecosystems, committing to large-scale projects that have expanded coverage significantly. By […]

El Salvador archaeologists lifted a burial sealed beneath 2,800-year-old volcanic ash; the person lay face down with a sea turtle-shaped vessel near one hand

Science No comments yet

Archaeologists discovered a 2,800-year-old burial in El Salvador clutching a sea turtle vessel. This Mesoamerican burial may belong to a […]

Hummingbird hawkmoths may have their own version of being left-handed or right-handed

Science No comments yet

Hummingbird hawkmoths exhibit a distinct preference for one eye and feeding tube side when accessing nectar. This lateralization enhances efficiency […]

Nasa confirms the Sun has reversed its decades-long weakening trend after 2008; study finds

Science No comments yet

Female African treefrogs mate with several males simultaneously; together they whip up…

Science No comments yet

Female African treefrogs engage in a fascinating mating ritual where multiple males collaborate to create larger foam nests. This teamwork […]

German scientists discovered naturally occurring microbes that removed 95% of dissolved uranium from contaminated water

Science No comments yet

Scientists find 30% of catfish population in Vermont lake affected by a transmissible cancer

Science No comments yet

A groundbreaking study has unveiled a new transmissible cancer affecting catfish populations, characterized by skin lesions that can spread from […]

Enquire now

Give us a call or fill in the form below and we will contact you. We endeavor to answer all inquiries within 24 hours on business days.

dextomatic@gmail.com

Currently browsing: Science

Antarctica averages minus 55°C at Vostok Station, yet a lake remains liquid beneath four kilometres of ice

Scientists uncover how Moken sea nomads see underwater like dolphins

A 66-million-year-old dinosaur highway in Bolivia reveals more than 16,000 fossil footprints from the final days of the dinosaurs

China lost more than 50% of its mangrove forests by the 2000s, now it has restored 22,500 hectares of the trees

El Salvador archaeologists lifted a burial sealed beneath 2,800-year-old volcanic ash; the person lay face down with a sea turtle-shaped vessel near one hand

Hummingbird hawkmoths may have their own version of being left-handed or right-handed

Nasa confirms the Sun has reversed its decades-long weakening trend after 2008; study finds

Female African treefrogs mate with several males simultaneously; together they whip up…

German scientists discovered naturally occurring microbes that removed 95% of dissolved uranium from contaminated water

Scientists find 30% of catfish population in Vermont lake affected by a transmissible cancer

Search

Recent

Categories

Enquire now