Alexander Hamilton posted an update in the group
Discovery 6 years, 2 months agoA New Study, Based On 101.5 Myrs Old Sediments Collected From A 250 Ft Thick Sediment Layer On The Abyssal Plain, About 3.7-5.7Km Beneath The South Pacific Gyre, Showed Microbes Existing At Depths And Energy-Limiting Conditions Previously Thought Incapable Of Sustaining Life. The Study Could Have Implications For Microbes Surviving In Places Like Mars.
Ken Yun posted an update in the group
Other 6 years, 2 months agoThe World’s Biggest Nuclear Fusion Project, Being Built In S. France, Costing ~$23.5bn, Has Entered Its 5-Year Assembly Phase–Which When Completed, Can Start Making Super-Hot Plasma Required For Fusion Power. The Project, Built To Show Commercial Viability Of This Cleaner Energy Source, Is Sponsored By, E.G., Japan, China, EU, USA, India.
Olivia Isabella posted an update in the group
Animal 6 years, 2 months agoSocial Distancing During An Infection Is Not Unnatural, As Certain Animals Social Distance From Sick Members Of The Same Species To Prevent Infection. Some Of These Animals Are American Bullfrog Tadpole, Lobsters, And Garden Ants. This Discovery Could Imply That Social Distancing Works, Even As Nature’s Remedy For Disease Prevention.
Anika Reyansh posted an update in the group
Animal 6 years, 2 months agoA Pet Cat Became The First Animal To Test Positive For COVID-19 In The Uk, Suspectedly From Its Owner. Experts Recommend Hand Wash Before/After Contact With Pets, Owners With Coronavirus Should Avoid Close Contact With Pets, And keep Pets Indoors To Avoid Virus Spread. However, There’re No Evidence Pets Can Transmit Coronavirus To Humans.
Latasha Pettway posted an update in the group
Other 6 years, 2 months agoThe United Arab Emirates (UAE) Has Successfully Launched, From Japan, Its First Mars Probe To Study Mars’ Weather And Climate. The “Hope” Probe, Launched On An H2-A Rocket From Tanegashima Spaceport, Is Expected To Arrive On Mars In February 2021. The Arrival Is Also Expected To Coincide With The 50th Anniversary Of The UAE’s Formation.
Penney Micheal posted an update in the group
Discovery 6 years, 2 months agoA New Method, Using Faecal Lipid Biomarker Analysis On A 14,000-Year-Old Poop, Discovered In The Well-Known Paisley Caves In Oregon, Supports the Notion That People Settled In North America As Early As 14,000 Years As Against 11,500 Years Ago. The Analyzed Poop Is Said To Be The Oldest Dung Ever Discovered In The Western Hemisphere.
Ken Yun posted an update in the group
Animal 6 years, 2 months agoScientists Estimate A Timeline, From The Energy Use Model Of Polar Bears, Which Indicates That If Climate Change Isn’t Curbed Soonest, The Arctic Polar Bears Could Go Extinct By 2100. This’s Because Climate Change Will Reduce Sea Ice, Making It Difficult For Polar Bears To Find Food, Like Seals, For Themselves And Their Cubs.
Discovery BitZachary Fritzsche posted an update in the group
Other 6 years, 2 months agoBeefeaters, The Yeoman Warders, Who Live On-Site At The Tower Of London And Provide Guided Tours Of The Fortress May Be Facing Job Losses for The First Time In 500 Years, As 80% Of Their Revenue Is From Tourism, Which Has Been Dealt A Blow By The Coronavirus Pandemic. Tower Of London Has Stood In The City For More Than 900 Years.
Virgil Warfield posted an update in the group
Animal 6 years, 2 months agoScientists, For The First Time, Successfully But Unintentionally Created “The Sturddlefish” From 2 Living But Endangered Fossil Fishes, American Paddlefish And The Russian Sturgeon, That Have Not Evolved Over A Long Time. More Sturddlefish Offsprings Won’t Be Seen In The Wild As They May Be Infertile Due To The Effect Of Crossbreeding.
Virgil Warfield posted an update in the group
Animal 6 years, 2 months agoResearchers, In The Dark Depths Of The Ocean, Have Discovered, To The Best Of Known Knowledge, 16 Species Of The Blackest Fish In The Ocean–The So-Called “Ultra-Black Fish.” The Fish, Which Absorb More Than 99.5% Of Light To Stay Dark, Are Said To Have Evolved Their Dark Color As A Camouflage For Hiding From Predators. Hmm!
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Alexander Hamilton posted an update in the group
Discovery 6 years, 2 months agoA New Study, Based On 101.5 Myrs Old Sediments Collected From A 250 Ft Thick Sediment Layer On The Abyssal Plain, About 3.7-5.7Km Beneath The South Pacific Gyre, Showed Microbes Existing At Depths And Energy-Limiting Conditions Previously Thought Incapable Of Sustaining Life. The Study Could Have Implications For Microbes Surviving In Places Like Mars.











