Category: 7. Science
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Scientists reveal how global megadunes form and evolve-Xinhua
Tourist ride camels at the Mingshashan and the Crescent Lake, an oasis scenic spot in the Gobi Desert in Dunhuang, northwest China’s Gansu Province, June 9, 2024. (Photo by Zhang Xiaoliang/Xinhua) LANZHOU, March 19 (Xinhua) — Scientists have…
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Baited camera dropped to Pacific seabed. Then this happened
When scientists put hidden cameras known as BRUVS (baited remote underwater video systems) on the seafloor, they are usually prepared to see almost anything.
But when the National Geographic Pristine Seas team placed a BRUVS setup on a reef…
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Buan aims to better understand biochemistry of methanogens
Methanogens are organisms so tiny that most people never notice them, yet they are nearly everywhere — in lakes and wetlands, wastewater treatment systems and landfills, and even inside the human digestive tract. Despite their microscopic size,…
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Scientists recreated a dinosaur nest to solve a 70-million-year-old mystery
How oviraptors, bird-like but flightless dinosaurs, hatched their eggs has long been unclear. Did they depend on heat from their surroundings like crocodiles, or did they warm their eggs directly like birds? A new study in Frontiers in Ecology…
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Scientists recreated a dinosaur nest to solve a 70-million-year-old mystery
How oviraptors, bird-like but flightless dinosaurs, hatched their eggs has long been unclear. Did they depend on heat from their surroundings like crocodiles, or did they warm their eggs directly like birds? A new study in Frontiers in Ecology…
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Study finds storms, warm seas drove sudden drop in Antarctic ice – news.cgtn.com
- Study finds storms, warm seas drove sudden drop in Antarctic ice news.cgtn.com
- Wind-triggered Antarctic sea-ice decline preconditioned by thinning Winter Water Nature
- Storms, warm seas drove sudden drop in Antarctic ice: study starcitytv.com
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The wiggling of E. coli: Preventing infection through an investigation of swimming dynamics
Stressed, elongated E. coli move differently through microchannels than their healthy counterparts.
Antibiotics are effective against…
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KAIST Unveils Skyrmions’ Role in Reducing AI Power Use
<(From Left) Prof.Se Kwon Kim, Dr. Gyungchoon Go>
“Skyrmions,” in which electron spins inside a magnet are arranged like vortices, are a key structure in next-generation spintronics technology. KAIST researchers have shown that…
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