With the development of agriculture babies prospered around the world! A new study of prehistoric cemeteries in North America has bolstered this theory. When societies shift from a nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle to one based on the more sedentary..
Baby Boomed in America With Societal Shift to Farming: Prehistoric Cemeteries Reveal Read More »
Today, the project again is on the table after it was planned and dropped 120 years ago. Engineers first suggested drawing water from the Sao Francisco to fertilize the backlands of the semi-desert region that covers some 647,500 sq. kilometers…
Row Over Plan to Divert Sao Francisco River To Brazil’s Arid Sertao Read More »
It is a small, furry animal. It walked like a platypus but looked like a shrew! Doesn’t it sound funny? Can such a creature actually exist? Let us leave these queries to the researchers and find out what the Chinese scientists have discovered – a…
125 Million-Year-Old Insect-Eating Mammal Fossil Found in China Read More »
All concepts, blames and claims on global warming are being gradually undone. After the recent finding that reduction in air-pollutants may accelerate global warming, scientists have come up with another explanation that more trees means more global…
Plants Exhale Methane to Increase Global Warming: Study Finds Read More »
How a single feline-like ancestor in Asia spread throughout the world and developed into all modern cat species?! This 11-million-year-old puzzle has been ultimately solved. Except Australia and Antarctica, cats are native to all continents. The…
Decoding Cat’s Evolution Puzzle Catapult It To A New Family Tree Read More »
So, are we on the voyage of reaching a state of getting electricity free, and in abundance? That is what seems to happen if MagCap Engineering’s Canton Company’s project becomes successful. The company claims to be developing a process of generating…
Project to Tap Electricity From Trees Read More »
A Century has passed since the nerve-wrecking catastrophe has occurred. After the 1906 earthquake, Stanford geophysicists have revisited San Francisco’s “Big One”, where evidences made them paint a new picture of a fault that was ready to go and…
San Francisco Fault Ruptured Farther and Faster Than Previously Thought Read More »
14 million seabirds nest the remote 1,400-mile (2,253-kilometer) long string of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Even the shallow depth of the surrounding water boasts of its own colorful charm. Fish crowd into pristine coral reefs beneath the…
Northwestern Hawaiian Island Reefs Enter Critical Year for Protection Read More »
Do you know, rapid climate change may be related to how vigorously ocean currents move heat between low and high latitudes? The concept that oceans and climate are linked in an intricate rhythm, are gradually getting bolstered by new scientific…
Ocean Currents’ Heat Movement Effects Earth’s Climate Change Read More »
The wind power will be quadrupling in the next 4 years, summarized at Renewable Energy Access, the recent report ‘US/Canada Wind Power Markets and Strategies 2005-2010’ by Emerging Energy Research informs. But, how little impact will this have? The…
Wind Power will Quadruple Next 4 years, But will Only Be 1% of US Energy Supply Read More »