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RSSWhat is responsible for the sulphate sediments detected on Mars by NASA’s Opportunity rover? Unlike Earth it’s not standing water. Volcanism or meteorite impacts could be responsible for the sedimentation. Two separate studies have led to this...
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Do you know the moon influences the flow of a massive ice stream in Antarctica? Yes, you can blame the different phases of the moon for the ice stream’s courses!...
made popular Dec 21 2006
It was at least 70 million years earlier than ever thought, the mammals used to fly! It was therefore, sometimes at about the same time - or even earlier than birds...
made popular Dec 13 2006
A new porous material with a new, highly open framework structure is reportedly been discovered. Can we call it new zeolite? According to Avelino Corma and his...
made popular Oct 19 2006
There is a link between tiny, almost imperceptible, tremors deep inside the earth and devastating quakes that can wipe out cities! Thus, the secrets of earthquake...
made popular Jul 27 2006
In 2004 and 2005, a submarine volcano, 550 meters below the ocean’s surface threw out plumes of sulfur-rich fluid and pulses of volcanic ash. The volcano is...
made popular May 26 2006
The planet’s core has revealed a huge slab of folded Earth! It can once be a part of the ocean floor, scientists contemplate. With this discovery, a theory on the...
made popular May 18 2006
A new discovery about the Antarctic has smashed the age-old thought that sub-glacial lakes had been completely sealed for millions of years, and it enables evolution of...
made popular Apr 20 2006
How did fish move from sea to land millions of years ago? Can this finding help to explain the mystery?
It sounds amazing! - a fish leaping to gulp down a land bug!...
made popular Apr 13 2006
A bacterium has been discovered in yogurt that could potentially neutralize the HIV virus! Yes, the HIV virus. A friendly bacterium has been found in humans and...
made popular Feb 22 2006
A bacterium has been discovered in yogurt that could potentially neutralize the HIV virus! Yes, the HIV virus. A friendly bacterium has been found in humans and...
made popular Feb 22 2006
Jupiter’s massive winds are generated from deep within the giant planet’s interior. This is indicated by a new computer model. A UCLA scientist and...
made popular Nov 24 2005
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