Category: Science/Environment (Page 36)
A mysterious object suspected to be our solar system’s first interstellar visitor hurtled past Earth last October.
The object was discovered b…
Dolphins and whales socialize like humans, research has found.
Researchers from Manchester University examined 90 species of cetaceans / sɪˈteɪ ʃə…
A study has found that facial contrast is a major factor in one’s perception of a person’s age.
A group of French and American researchers hypothesized that the correlation bet…
Massive wildfires raged in California in October, which took more than two weeks to be contained.
Thousands of firefighters worked together to…
A group of Swiss scientists discovered that the pesticide neonicotinoid has lethal effects on bees.
A study published last October in the journal Science examined almo…
A group of biophysicists won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a molecule viewing technique.
Jacques Dubochet [zha…
A new study has found that it is possible to reach the Paris Agreement’s goal to limit the increase of global temperatures to 1.5O Celsius.
The Paris Agreement is a …
The remains of a powerful Viking warrior were found to be female after researchers conducted a DNA test.
Vikings were ancient traders, explorers, and warriors …
The former dumping site of orange waste in a Costa Rican national park has transformed into a lush forest.
In 1997, Del Oro, a Costa Rican fruit juice manufacturer known for no…
The Brazilian government is planning to open part of the Amazon rainforest for mineral exploration and mining.
Brazil has recently experienced an economic slump, and millions o…
