I have never fallen into Movedizas Arenas, but like most people, I have been anxious for that at least several times in my life. You too, right? It is real: you can be absorbed in the soft liquefied land unexpectedly, in walks or random walks. One of my friends fell to the Movedizas sands in…
Abstract A new Boxfish, Kentrocapros flavimaculatusIt is described on the basis of two collected samples of New Zealand. The new species is distinguished from all other species from Kentrocapros Through the following combination of characters: Many yellow spots on the side sides of the body, a different column in the middle of each dorsolateral crest…
Posted in April 2025 The presentation of a manuscript to a magazine requires extensive format network guidelines, which ensure that the manuscript is intended to observe clarity, consistency and editorial policies. Magazines observe rigorous standards for scientific content, and also maintain rigorous standards for the presentation, structure and formatting of content. A manuscript with adequate…
The other day I finally left a very stressful impulse to submit two requests for subsidies to the European Innovation Council. The call in question is for Pathfinder_open projects, which aim at evidence of the principle of innovative technological innovations. So I thought about informing about that experience (no, I’m not new, but you never…
Summer is a good time to go outdoors, play, explore and learn at the same time. I often find that if you set up some Outdoor science experiments, My children continue to return to them for a period of weeks or days, each adding their own turn to the activity. There are 10 of my…
Vox of the editors It is a blog from the AGU publications department. TO Recent article in Geophysics reviews Explore drivers, rates and impacts of the earth’s survey worldwide. It also analyzes the need to improve processes representations and the inclusion of the interaction between the sinking of the earth and the climatic extremes, including…
A fossil skull found in the northwest of China belongs to a rare group of dinosaurs that is an early member of a lineage of sauropods that are not related to better known species such as Brachiosaur and Apatosaurio. The sauropods were the largest land animals of all time. They had small distinctive heads and…
Accumulation area in the Port of the Popa section, which shows the obverse and inverse faces of the coins, as observed at the bottom of the sea. Credit: Arc-Dimar, 2022; Image of the authors. These gold currencies have not shine in more than 300 years. At 600 meters below, sunlight never reaches the bottom of…
The Week That Was: 2025-06-07 (June 7, 2025)Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org)The Science and Environmental Policy Project Quote of the Week: “Historically, the claim of consensus has been the first refuge of scoundrels…If it is consensus, it isn’t science. If it’s science, it isn’t consensus.”— Michael Crichton, Aliens Cause Global Warming, Caltech Michelin Lecture…
AGU is a global community. In 6 continents, in 200 countries and regions, we connect to each other, defending research, discovery and solutions. Borders, languages, time areas and customs can zigzagen through our membership map, but science remains our guide star and our union purpose. It is even interwoven in an official statement of AGU…