Science Feed - Page 58
22d ago
Animals
Sea Urchins in Sicily at Risk of Extinction Due to Culinary Delicacy
Researchers suggest a three-year fishing ban to prevent the disappearance of sea urchins in Sicily.
22d ago
Physics
Exotic Liquid-Like Flow of Electricity Detected in Strange Metals
A new discovery in strange metals has found that electricity doesn't always move in step and can bleed in a way that challenges our understanding of particles.
22d ago
Space
Deep Space Astronauts at Risk for Erectile Dysfunction, Study Finds
Researchers have discovered that deep space astronauts may be prone to erectile dysfunction due to exposure to galactic cosmic rays. The impact of radiation and weightlessness on male sexual health was assessed in a recent study, with results showing potential long-lasting effects. Scientists are now calling for the sexual health of astronauts to be closely monitored and are exploring antioxidant treatments to counteract the ill-effects. This new health risk adds to the list of challenges faced by astronauts during deep space exploration.
22d ago
Environment
The Mud Libraries Holding Earth's Climate History
Discover how marine sediment cores hold the key to understanding Earth's climate history and predicting its future.
23d ago
Animals
Even Princesses Can Get Their Own Chia Pets
Ice Spice, the princess of hip-hop, has released her own Chia Pet planter in the shape of her iconic bust.
23d ago
Physics
Most powerful cosmic ray in decades has scientists asking, 'What the heck is going on?'
Scientists are seeking answers to a new outer space mystery after a telescope in Utah detected the most powerful cosmic ray seen in more than three decades.
23d ago
Space
November's Full Beaver Moon to Shine Bright This Weekend
November's full moon, known as the beaver moon, will shine bright in the night sky starting Sunday, offering a dazzling sight to behold.
23d ago
Environment
Great Lakes tribes’ traditional ecological knowledge could be crucial in addressing climate change
Tribal knowledge of caring for the land, air, and water could hold the key to mitigating the effects of climate change. However, there is a question of whether people will listen to their expertise.