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A new study by University of Arizona researchers and USDA Forest Service's Rocky Mountain Research Station reveals new insights into North American forest fires.
The idea of black holes passing through the human body seems strange. However, a recent study has formally calculated the minimum mass a black hole would need to have to cause serious injury or death.
It was previously thought that lands took a very long time to recover from mass extinctions. Some land based ecosystems actually recovered quite fast after the species extinction that took place at the end of the Permian. Why and what makes these settings unique?
A study in the U.S. indicates that polyethylene (PE) packaging can have 70% lower global warming potential (GWP) than other materials. The findings suggest caution when replacing plastics, as alternatives could lead to higher environmental costs throughout their lifecycle.
It may not be teleportation like you see in the movies, but it's real. Scientists at Northwestern University have successfully demonstrated, for the first time, quantum teleportation via fibre optic cables carrying internet traffic.
The PRIME-1 mission will analyse the composition of lunar soil in search of water. Its discoveries could be crucial for sustainable space exploration.
Researchers have found a way of obliterating bacterial superbugs by exposing bacteria to turmeric-derived curcumin (as a light-sensitive agent) and light, inducing destructive chemical reactions.
The event, dubbed XRT 200515, remained hidden for years until an innovative machine learning technique allowed it to be identified, sparking the curiosity of the astronomical community.
A team of NASA researchers tested a tool to measure wind and improve prediction of fire behavior in real fires.
In a new study published in the journal Marine Mammal Science, scientists reveal that some species of baleen whales can call at such low frequencies killer whales cannot hear.
Melting glaciers caused seas to rise by nearly 2cm in just over 20 years, according to a new study.