In orange the location of the Barmaz site, looking south. It is located on the plain, at the foot of the Chablais massif, which rises to an altitude of 2,500 meters. The site is divided into two contemporary cemeteries called Barmaz I (dark blue) and Barmaz II (light blue) (Honegger and Desideri 2003, modified). Credit: … Read more
A sub-postmaster who believes he has been wrongly convicted as a result of the Capture system says he is optimistic an independent investigation is underway and is confident the report will contain evidence where errors have been made occurred. By means of Sarah Taaffe-Maguire, business reporter @taaffems Wednesday June 12, 2024 8:43 PM, UK It … Read more
This article was reviewed according to Science fact checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source proofread OK! This chart shows the length difference between a PCFG gray whale born in 2020 and a PCFG born before the year 2000. OSU researchers have determined that an adult PCFG gray whale born in 2020 is expected to reach an … Read more
This article was reviewed according to Science fact checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source proofread OK! The inner core began to decrease its speed around 2010 and moved more slowly than the Earth’s surface. Credit: University of Southern California × close to The inner core began to decrease its speed around 2010 and moved more slowly … Read more
TThree scientists – Robert Langer, Paul Alivisatos and Chad Mirkin – received the 2024 Kavli Nanoscience Prize for their groundbreaking work in biomedicine, the Norwegian Academy of Sciences and Letters announced on Wednesday. The $1 million Kavli Prize recognizes scientists once every two years for significant contributions and breakthroughs in the fields of astrophysics, nanoscience … Read more
This article was reviewed according to Science fact checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source proofread OK! by Hannah Bird, Phys.org Melting sea ice in Iceland, part of the Arctic. Credit: Unsplash, Rolf Gelpke. × close to Melting sea ice in Iceland, part of the Arctic. Credit: Unsplash, Rolf Gelpke. Global warming is a pervasive problem, with … Read more
Researchers have uncovered the details of how sound behaves at different times and places Mars – and the results are very different from what we are used to on Earth. NASAs Perseverance robber on Mars has different microphones. These devices, intended to study the properties of materials on the Red Planet, have picked up all … Read more
This article was reviewed according to Science fact checked peer-reviewed publication trusted source proofread OK! Image of the soil showing a close-up of a bacterium and the cellular pathways involved in carbon dioxide production. Available substrates from soil organic matter are processed via specific routes with different amounts of carbon dioxide emissions. Credit: Aristilde Lab/Northwestern … Read more
An underwater fault line along America’s west coast could trigger a megaquake that would be more devastating than California’s ‘Big One’, a new study suggests. Using underwater mapping techniques, scientists have mapped the Cascadia Subduction Zone – a 600-mile-long fault line stretching from southern Canada to Northern California – in unprecedented detail. It has been … Read more
The Pleistocene Epoch – with its glaciers, woolly mammoths and Neanderthals – still looms large in Earth’s rearview mirror, having ended just 12,000 years ago. Now a team of researchers proposes that those hundreds of thousands of years of our planet’s history may have been cold due to a cloud in space that briefly removed … Read more