In Antarctica, beneath the ice, there is liquid water—and potentially a lot of it. That’s the takeaway from new research that used seismographic instruments to probe the still largely unstudied boundary between Antarctica’s bedrock…
Category: 7. Science
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Some Summer Storms Spit Sooty Particles into the Stratosphere
Powerful summertime thunderstorms are injecting particulate matter from wildfires and additional moisture into the stratosphere—a layer of the atmosphere scientists have long thought was mostly pristine.
“The lower stratosphere…
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Life Is Just Matter With Meaning
What are the physics of life? That is more than just a philosophical question – it has practical implications for our search for life elsewhere in the galaxy. We know what Earth life looks like, on a number of levels, but finding it on…
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Scientists discover ancient magnetic fossils of unknown creature with internal GPS
Animals like birds and sea turtles navigate using a “biological GPS” called magnetoreception. We now actually know that many animals use this method to connect with Earth’s magnetic field so they know where to go — but scientists don’t really…
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Enantioselective maternal transfer of pesticide metabolite and its thyroid effects
HOW THE TWO MIRROR-IMAGE FORMS OF O,P’-DDD DIFFER IN THEIR TRANSFER TO OFFSPRING AND THEIR EFFECTS ON THE THYROID SYSTEM IN ZEBRAFISH.
FAYETTEVILLE, GA, UNITED STATES, November 26, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — Estimating the multigenerational…
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Did cannibal stars and boson stars populate the early universe? – Physics World
Did cannibal stars and boson stars populate the early universe? – Physics World
