Science Feed - Page 30
26d ago
Environment
Largest deep-sea coral reef mapped off East Coast: 'Breathtaking in scale'
Scientists have recently discovered the largest coral reef deep in the ocean off the U.S. Atlantic coast. The reef extends over 300 miles from Florida to South Carolina, making it nearly three times the size of Yellowstone National Park.
27d ago
Animals
Vegetarian Pets: What Are the Options?
If you're interested in having vegetarian pets, here are some options to consider.
27d ago
Environment
Largest known deep-sea coral reef mapped off Florida coast is larger than Vermont: 'It’s eye-opening'
Scientists have recently discovered and mapped the largest known deep-sea coral reef off the coast of Florida, which is larger than the state of Vermont.
27d ago
Physics
Galaxies
According to theory, all structures in the universe can be traced back to the CMB radiation — the so-called 'fireball of the Big Bang' that scientists observe filling the. During the first 300,000 years of cosmic history, the universe was a sea of dense plasma — that is, atomic nuclei and free electrons. Waves crashed through this plasma, with matter bunching up at the peaks and becoming more sparse in the troughs. Scientists call these waves baryonic acoustic oscillations, or BAOs.
27d ago
Space
Japan hopes sunlight can save stricken Slim Moon lander
Japan may yet manage to salvage its Moon lander, the country's space agency Jaxa says - if sunlight hits it in the right place.
28d ago
Animals
Pet cat found dead in the snow with bite marks after being thrown off train by conductor, sparking outrage
More than 300,000 people have signed a petition calling for a Russian train conductor to lose her job after she threw a pet cat off a train, believing it was a stray.
28d ago
Environment
The Disposable Cup Crisis: Exploring the Environmental Impact of To-Go Coffee
Learn about the environmental impact of single-use cups and the need for sustainable alternatives.
28d ago
Physics
Scientists Discover Groundbreaking Superconductor With On-Off Switches
A team of physicists has discovered a new superconducting material with unique tunability for external stimuli, promising advancements in energy-efficient computing and quantum technology.