Scientists Capture World-First Footage of Dolphins Using Seashells to Catch Fish
Dolphin uses a seashell to catch fish in Queensland, Australia | Image by Dr Alexis Levengood via the…
Scientists estimate that even with 1,000 deep-sea vehicles each visually surveying about three square kilometres of seafloor per year—the current average rate—it would take more than 100,000 years to visually observe the entire deep seafloor once. So far, humans have directly seen less than 0.001% of it.
A thousand deep-sea vehicles would sound like an industrial-scale exploration fleet. At the average rate achieved by existing…
Households urged to contact local council immediately when 1 issue happens with bins
A self-proclaimed ‘binfluencer’ has shared two handy recycling bin tips, including what to do if your lid won’t…
Blue Origin, RBC Signals Partner To Jump-Start Ground Network
Blue Origin, RBC Signals Partner To Jump-Start Ground Network | Aviation Week https://aviationweek.com/themes/custom/particle/dist/app-drupal/assets/AW_logo_horizontal_small_white.svg Skip to main content Irene…
Scientists find loophole that moves energy faster than light
Two researchers say they have found a way for the energy peak of a wave pulse to reach…
Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt
A hidden population of one of England’s rarest moths has been found at a site where it has…
Stellar stream discovery beyond Milky Way helps map dark matter
A faint ribbon of stars in a distant galaxy has led astronomers to a discovery that could reveal…
Oman says massive oil spill reaches coastline: What damage could it do? | Environment News
A vast oil spill from a leaking tanker reached Oman’s coastline on Wednesday, its environment agency said. This…
Solar eclipse glasses recycling: What to do with them now
Millions of us were treated to a stunning spectacle on Wednesday during mainland Europe’s first total solar eclipse…
From topological to geometric quantum matter –
Understanding and predicting new phenomena in crystals with quantum geometry. This is the goal Dr Johannes Mitscherling is…
Australia has the world’s largest population of wild camels — roughly a million animals roaming the outback — and because they’ve never been exposed to the diseases that plague captive herds in the Middle East, Gulf nations pay a premium to import them as some of the cleanest breeding stock in the trade.
Somewhere past Alice Springs there is a camel that has never met a virus worth worrying about, and…
In pictures: Stargazers treated to astral delight with eclipse and Perseid shower on same evening
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