Ice is ideal for many scientific experiments and research. It’s cheap, easy to do and always fun to experiment. Today we are going to try a brilliantCience trick where a wire crosses an ice cube. In general, ice must be heated to melt, but it can also make ice melt adding pressure. We do this…
The most prominent aspects of editors are summaries of recent documents of AGU magazine editors. Fountain: Geophysics Research Magazine: atmospheres The impact of tropical cyclones on coastal cities is especially significant due to high population density in these urban areas and the potential for infrastructure and loss of lives. Hu et al. [2024] Use high…
Credit: Charday Penn through Getty Images It is likely that a new approach based on artificial intelligence for hospital beds in a more efficient way in several hospitals in South Australia within the year will be implemented, with plans to implement interest in the next 18 months. The system provides a prediction of the probability…
Nigel Richards, shortly before ensuring the world champion title for the fourth time in 2018. Credit: Wikimedia Commons. In the world of competitive scabble, Nigel Richards is a name that gives him astonishment. The 57 -year -old New Zealander, often described as the best scrabble player of all time, has done it again, this time…
Eric World essay Teacher Mike Hulme: “… a lot of work will be done to rebuild a narrative …” Was the most influential climate objective in the world condemned from the beginning? As the world passes 1.5 degrees C of heating, a scholar of Cambridge argues that putting a deadline for climate action was the…
In the Biennial Elections of 2024 of AGU, which concluded on October 29, the members chose 62 new leaders to comply with terms of two years from 2025 to 2026. The Development/Leadership Government Committee, sincerely thanks all members. They participated in the elections, either voting a vote. or be considered for office. Their commitment and…
Scientists have discovered that circadian rhythms, our internal watches, play an important role in when and how much we eat. In a carefully controlled study, adolescents consumed more food at night, especially those with greater body weight. This suggests that obesity can be influenced by internal biological processes, not just lifestyle options. The link between…
Identification of porphyrin deformation changes by low frequency RAMAN spectroscopy. Credit: Wang Shenhao A research team led by Dr. Huang Qing of the Hefei Physical Institutes of the Academy of Sciences of China has developed a new method using low frequency Raman spectroscopy to detect extremely subtle changes in the structure of porphyrine molecules ,…
When analyzing the odorants in food or their raw materials, the formation of artifacts can significantly distort the results. In a new comparative study, two investigators of the Leibniz-Institute for the biology of food systems at the Technical University of Munich have shown that the injection method in the chromatographic gas analysis of gas has…
Solar flares, the most powerful magnetic explosions in our solar system, are often accompanied by intense radio emission explosions known as solar radio explosions type III. These bursts provide valuable clues about the acceleration and transport of energy electrons in the atmosphere of the sun and beyond. Understanding these explosions is not only crucial for…