The Earth rotates more slowly, increasing the amount of oxygen we breathe daily. A study has proven this process in the history of our planet. At one point on Earth, 1.4 billion years ago, days lasted about 18 hours.
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Underwater robotics and AI will help monitor marine ecosystems for early signs of change to protect the oceans and the climate.
Biological particles, such as pollen, bacteria, spores, and plant matter floating in the air, are particularly effective at promoting the formation of ice in clouds, which in turn induces more intense precipitation and must be taken into account in numerical prediction models.
A new look at nervous laughter suggests it’s more than just awkward behavior. It may actually be the brain’s way of regulating overwhelming emotions. Researchers say this strange reaction serves a meaningful purpose.More information: How digital devices shape childhood brain development—what parents need to know
Sleep is a universal human experience, yet for centuries it remained one of biology’s great mysteries. While science hasn’t yet revealed a single, definitive answer, several compelling theories offer insight into the many crucial roles sleep may play.
NTT has unveiled a device that can induce lightning in a storm in a controlled manner. The technology is still under development, but it aims to mark a turning point in preventing damage from thunderstorms.
DNA clues suggest ancient humans survived intense solar radiation 41,000 years ago thanks to makeshift sunscreen.
What if rain could one day become a renewable energy source? Thanks to an invention by researchers at the University of Singapore, this seems possible in the future.
Using drones and artificial intelligence, an Embrapa (The Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation) project maps Brazil nut trees and other species in the Amazon, reducing costs, facilitating collection, and strengthening sustainable extraction in the region.
A recent study concludes that people's mental health deteriorates after the unpleasant experience of enduring repeated climate disasters
The art world is not short on depictions of tornadoes in paintings and drawings, constituting a valuable resource. In this article, we'll explore some of these works.
We invite you to learn about the projections reported by studies regarding the impact of climate change on the distribution of venomous snakes on our planet. Be amazed by the results.