Armenia Sees Decrease in COVID-19 Cases: More Contagious Omicron Variant Detected
In the past 7 days, Armenia saw a decrease in coronavirus cases to 71. The positive testing rate dropped to 10.7%. Various variants are circulating, including the Omicron variant, BA.2.86. However, there is no evidence of increased transmission or hospitalizations. (160 characters)
Iran Sets Sights on the Stars: Plans to Launch 5 New Satellites by 2024
Iran plans to launch 5 new satellites by 2024, including 2 for communication, 2 for defense, and 1 for international purposes, announced Isa Zarif, head of the Iranian Space Agency.
New York City’s Vulnerability to Rising Sea Levels: A Ticking Time Bomb Revealed
New York City is sinking, putting it at high risk of coastal erosion and rising sea levels. With skyscrapers resting on trillions of pounds of concrete, the city is vulnerable to extreme storm events. Measures have been taken, but more needs to be done to protect the city from future floods.
“Scientists Create Gold Film from Organic Materials: Uncovering the Fascinating Secrets of Golden Smoke”
Discover the fascinating gold film created from organic materials. Invented in the 16th century, this toxic but unique substance produces golden smoke after combustion. Scientists from the University of Bristol explain the reason behind this phenomenon, while also exploring the properties of other exotic smoke materials like platinum and silver. A groundbreaking study reported by Naked-science.
“Mysterious Journey: Iranian Arctic Fox Tracked to Sea of Japan, but Eludes Capture, Military Sources Reveal”
Iranian Arctic fox tracked to Sea of Japan, but unsuccessful. Tracked near Souna region, Pheonyan peninsula outskirts. News from Armenia.
“Earth’s Temperature Hits Critical Threshold: Global Average Exceeds Two Degrees Celsius in Just One Day”
The global average temperature surpasses critical 2°C threshold in just one day, warns Copernicus Climate Change Service. The milestone, reached on November 17th, highlights the urgent need for action to mitigate devastating effects on climate and ecosystems. The 2015 Paris Climate Agreement’s target of limiting temperature rise below 1°C remains out of reach. Copernicus’ data, though preliminary, are concerning and require validation with real-time observations. #climatechange #globalwarming
“Scientific Breakthrough: New Study Reveals Surprising Antarctic Ice Melting Prediction, Sea Levels May Rise Less than Previously Expected”
A breakthrough in Antarctica’s ice melting predicts lower rise in sea levels by 2100. Previous estimates were 20-52cm, but new data suggests a rise of 4-6cm, making it 5-9 times lower than expected. Improved models and geological studies enhance accuracy.
Scientists Close to Uncovering Noah’s Ark: Promising Discoveries in Eastern Turkey Expedition
Scientists are getting closer to finding Noah’s Ark in the Tektek Mountains of eastern Turkey. Recent expeditions have revealed boat-shaped formations and angular structures that suggest the presence of an ancient structure. The search continues, with ongoing geological investigations and upcoming research expeditions planned. While the findings are still inconclusive, the possibility of discovering a hidden civilization in the region gives hope for further clues. Stay tuned for more updates on the search for Noah’s Ark.
“Rapid Melting of Polar Ice Caps Threatens Coastal Areas: IPCC Report Reveals Alarming Sea Level Rise Prediction”
Discover the latest findings from the IPCC report on polar ice melt and rising sea levels. With glaciers melting faster than expected, a temperature increase of 2 degrees Celsius could raise sea levels by over 40 centimeters, posing a serious threat to coastal areas. Stay informed with News.am.
“New Study Reveals Europe’s Failed Reforestation Efforts Linked to Incorrect Methods”
Incorrect reforestation methods have led to unsuccessful reforestation efforts in Europe, according to a comprehensive study. Previous assumptions about the age of European forests have also been proven wrong. Further research reveals that forests make up only half of the vegetation, with the rest being occupied by shrubs and grasslands. Scientists have used a scientific method to reassess the conditions necessary for vegetation recovery and found that pioneering species and plants have been responsible for reforestation.