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Tully Monster Mystery Solved?
The Tully-Monster, an ancient creature that lived 300 million years ago, has long been a mystery to scientists. Discovered in the 1950s in the Mazon
Brewing kettle reduces beer’s CO2 emissions
A new brewing kettle has been developed that can significantly reduce CO2 emissions and make beer production more environmentally friendly. The New Belgium Brewing Company,
Rain in Dry Zones Increases CO2
The dry regions of the Earth are affecting CO2 concentrations more than previously thought. When it rains at the end of the dry season on
Underwater Robot Collects Resources for Electric Cars
A new underwater robot has been developed that can autonomously harvest polymetallic nodules containing raw materials for electric cars without damaging the delicate ecosystems. Collingwood,
Rare Pterosaur Species Found in Germany
In a quarry in Oberfranken, Germany, researchers from the University of Portsmouth and the State Natural History Collections of Bavaria (SNSB) have discovered an unusual
Single-celled organisms consume viruses
In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have found that some single-celled organisms use viruses as their primary source of food, a phenomenon known as virovory. While
New Alien Group Discovered
A team of researchers from the University of British Columbia and the Russian Academy of Sciences has discovered a new supergroup of organisms that fills
“The Line”: Construction of Car-Free Megacity Revealed
Saudi Arabia’s ambitious plan to build an eco-friendly megacity called “The Line” in the desert has taken a significant step forward. The project, which was
2.5 Million Ants per Human
The Earth is home to approximately 20 quadrillion ants, surpassing the biomass of all wild mammals and birds combined. Biologists estimate that there are around
India’s Historical Megadroughts Confirmed
In the past millennium, one of the wettest regions on Earth experienced decades-long droughts. The Indian region of Meghalaya receives an average of eleven meters
