Is THIS how to stop global warming? Scientists plan to dim the SUN
The UK is investing £57 million in geoengineering projects to combat climate change, raising concerns about the efficacy and risks of such interventions.
UK funds controversial geoengineering projects to trial Earth-cooling tech
The UK is funding significant geoengineering projects to combat climate change, with a focus on responsible research and potential long-term solutions.
Is THIS how to stop global warming? Scientists plan to dim the SUN
The UK is investing £57 million in geoengineering projects to combat climate change, raising concerns about the efficacy and risks of such interventions.
UK funds controversial geoengineering projects to trial Earth-cooling tech
The UK is funding significant geoengineering projects to combat climate change, with a focus on responsible research and potential long-term solutions.
Scientists Have Just Discovered a New Type of Electricity-Conducting Bacteria
A new electrically conductive bacteria, Candidatus Electrothrix yaqonensis, has been discovered in Oregon, named after the local Native American tribe.
Scientists Have Just Discovered a New Type of Electricity-Conducting Bacteria
A new electrically conductive bacteria, Candidatus Electrothrix yaqonensis, has been discovered in Oregon, named after the local Native American tribe.
Scientists find mutant' gene behind foul-smelling species of wild ginger
The sulphurous smell of certain wild ginger flowers results from enzyme mutations that convert a compound associated with bad breath into a fragrant chemical.
Scientists find mutant' gene behind foul-smelling species of wild ginger
The sulphurous smell of certain wild ginger flowers results from enzyme mutations that convert a compound associated with bad breath into a fragrant chemical.
Secret trove of 'UFO evidence' hidden in Vatican archives revealed
UFO activists are urging the Vatican to disclose its archives, believing they hold evidence of extraterrestrial encounters misidentified as divine visions.
Should You Worry about That Soviet Spacecraft about to Crash to Earth?
Kosmos-482, a Soviet spacecraft inactive for 51 years, will soon reenter Earth's atmosphere, potentially landing intact due to its titanium heat shield.
A Soviet spacecraft is set to fall back to Earth in the next week. Nobody knows where it will land.
Kosmos 482, a Soviet spacecraft designed for Venus, is expected to survive re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, likely falling harmlessly without causing harm.
Should You Worry about That Soviet Spacecraft about to Crash to Earth?
Kosmos-482, a Soviet spacecraft inactive for 51 years, will soon reenter Earth's atmosphere, potentially landing intact due to its titanium heat shield.
A Soviet spacecraft is set to fall back to Earth in the next week. Nobody knows where it will land.
Kosmos 482, a Soviet spacecraft designed for Venus, is expected to survive re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, likely falling harmlessly without causing harm.
Ancient Poems Reveal the History of the Endangered Yangtze Porpoise
Ancient poetry serves as a vital tool for understanding the historical distribution and conservation status of the critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoise.
Ancient Poems Reveal the History of the Endangered Yangtze Porpoise
Ancient poetry serves as a vital tool for understanding the historical distribution and conservation status of the critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoise.
Genetic-engineered bacteria break down industrial contaminants
Researchers have engineered a single bacterial strain capable of degrading multiple industrial contaminants using genes from diverse bacterial species.
Genetic-engineered bacteria break down industrial contaminants
Researchers have engineered a single bacterial strain capable of degrading multiple industrial contaminants using genes from diverse bacterial species.
Mom explains what pregnancy kicks feel like in a way anyone can try: 'You cracked the code'
Kathy De Leon discovered a unique way to explain the sensation of fetal movement, likening it to familiar tactile experiences, which resonated with many.
Mom explains what pregnancy kicks feel like in a way anyone can try: 'You cracked the code'
Kathy De Leon discovered a unique way to explain the sensation of fetal movement, likening it to familiar tactile experiences, which resonated with many.
I'll Eat My Words, But I Doubt Anyone Can Score Over 8 In This Mythology "Jeopardy!" Quiz
Do you believe?In Bigfoot, that is.Maybe you're not a mythological believer, but I'm sure you know the deets of the classics like unicorns, griffins, and Bigfoot, right?