“Arctic Discovery: International Team Uncovers 50+ New Deep-Sea Species in Stunning Breakthrough”
Scientists discover 50+ new deep-sea species in Arctic investigation near Chilly Isles, including corals, sponges, jellyfish, and more. A rare mesophotic coral ecosystem was also found. Exciting!
“Scientists Confirm: Record-Breaking Heatwave in Brazil’s Amazon Linked to Climate Change”
The record-breaking heatwave in Brazil’s Amazon region in 2023 was attributed to climate change and human activities. Scientists found that El Niño and increased temperatures caused by climate change were major factors. The heatwave led to forest fires, dried-up rivers, and mass mortality of fish and wildlife.
“International Scientists Dive Into the Unknown: Unlocking the Secrets of Microplastics in the Ocean”
International scientists are studying microplastics in the ocean near Panama, aiming to understand their behavior and impact. Plastic waste, breaking down into tiny particles, ends up in oceans, with 1.9 million microplastic particles per square kilometer already found. Marine organisms, including those consumed by humans, can ingest these microplastics, and their effects on our planet and health are being investigated. The research is conducted on a vessel belonging to the Schmidt Ocean Institute, funded by Google’s former executive director.
“Groundbreaking Discovery: Oldest Amber Ever Found Fascinates Researchers”
Researchers discover oldest amber in “feathered dinosaur nest” artifacts, dating back to 5th century BC. Amber found in Mongolia estimated to be from 267-535 AD. Preserved insects within amber reveal molting shells.
“Contrary to popular belief, people are not as drawn to negative news as previously thought, reveals groundbreaking study by international research team”
Study reveals people are not as attracted to negative news as they think. Gender plays a role in disclosing and attracting negative information. Sharing thoughts and feelings can bring benefits and enjoyment.