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Google Science Feeds: Russian Arctic warming leads to major ice loss
Glaciers and ice caps in two archipelagos in the Russian Arctic are losing enough meltwater to fill nearly five million Olympic-size swimming pools each year, research shows. Satellite data suggests that the amount of ice lost between 2010 and 2018 would ...
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Google Science Feeds: Scientists create 'metallic water'
In principle, or rather, in theory, insulating materials can be made metallic by applying pressure to them. In the case of pure water, it is estimated that it requires a pressure of 48 Mbars (approximately 48 million times the atmospheric pressure of the Earth at ...
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Google Science Feeds: Bird and mammal diversity is declining with biological invasions
The introduction of invasive species leads to a decline in certain native species. A team of researchers from the CNRS and the University of Paris-Saclay has managed to show that 11% of the global phylogenetic diversity of birds and mammals, in other words ...
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Google Science Feeds: Researchers use AI to look for alien civilisations
The project named Galileo Project will use extensive AI object recognition and algorithmic approaches to search for terrestrial objects or satellites. The team will use a network of mid-sized, high-resolution telescopes and detector ...
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Google Science Feeds: Delta Spreads 'Like Wildfire' as Doctors Study Whether It Makes Patients Sicker | Top News | US News
FILE PHOTO: A lone bird walks past the quiet Circular Quay train station during a lockdown to curb the spread of a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) … Read more on usnews.com · Coronavirus (COVID-19) · Medical Conditions · United Kingdom · Coronavirus ...
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Google Science Feeds: What's Holding Streptomyces Back from Producing Gene-Encoding Drugs?
Biologists at the Washington University in St. Louis are using comparative metabologenomics to try to uncover what may be “silencing” Streptomyces (the bacteria responsible for the first bacterial antibiotics to treat tuberculosis back in the 1940s) and ...
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Google Science Feeds: EEI: Earth's Energy Imbalance is Human-Induced and Less Than 1% Natural, Study Says
Earth's climate heavily relies on the planet's contained supply. This supply is a collection of energies harnessed from the sun's radiation and Earth's excess thermal infrared energy that is emitted out of the planet and into space. However, this mutual energy ...
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Google Science Feeds: NASA Releases New Images of Mars Showing Different Landscapes of the Red Planet
The Perseverance rover has been sending NASA scientists images of the Red Planet as it goes about its mission with the Ingenuity helicopter. Now, NASA JPL Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) sent new images of the Martian surface that is unlike any other ...
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Google Science Feeds: SpaceX's Starship Explained As Elon Musk Shares Photo of Mars Rocket Being Built
Elon Musk has shared a photo of rocket engines being attached to the company's enormous Mars-bound Starship rocket in preparation for its first orbital flight, which is expected to be some time soon. It's not clear exactly when the rocket will launch. Musk, the ...
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Google Science Feeds: Henrietta Lacks's Family Retains Benjamin Crump For Lawsuits Against Pharmaceutical Industry
Lacks was diagnosed with cervical cancer and died at the age of 31. However, before her death, doctors at Johns Hopkins collected samples of her cells and turned them over to researchers. Because of this, ...
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