Trained as an economist, Pulkit Bajpai has spent his career working with local governments around the world in search of small initiatives that can add broader progress for the adaptation and financing of climate change. Now, Bajpai hopes to combine this experience in climate economy and data science with new courses as a student at…
Press in or click to see the image in full size This image of a region inside the Jezero de Marte crater, known as Cheyava Falls, was taken with the Mastcam-Z Chamber of Perseverance of NASA. The drilling well, on the left, shows where a sample was collected on July 21, 2024, while the image…
The Vouched, The Unaveuched and Digital Phantom: Four Spiders (Araneae) published for, but not happening, Ireland Abstract The Gnaphosid Zelotes Subterraneus spider (CL Koch, 1833) is formally eliminated from the Irish list. The names of three species of spiders recently published for Ireland would constitute the first Irish records; However, no coupons were collected. Therefore,…
When modern humans arrived in Western Europe, they took their love for projectiles along with them. That is what a new analysis in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences It seems to suggest, after identifying the oldest shell workshop throughout Western Europe, in an archaeological site in Saint-Césaire, France. Splicing shells and color…
He Atacama desert It is an access point for astronomy. With its dry air and lack of light pollution, it is a perfect place for some of the world’s largest and most precise telescopes. Several of these telescopes They are on mountains like Cerro Pachón and Cerro Tololo where the altitude allows darker skies and…
Prey animals can use their colors to hide from predators or dissuade them from attacking. But local conditions determine which option works best. A global study comparing defensive coloration in insects reveals that camouflage and warning colors each excel under certain environmental conditions. The findings, published September 25 in Science, identify fundamental factors that may…
September 22, 2025 2 Read minimal San Francisco shaken by the pred AWN earthquake The San Francisco Bay area shook early this morning by an earthquake of magnitude 4.3 along the Hayward’s fault line By Meghan Bartels Edited by Andrea Thompson USGS/CISN: seismic system of northern California (UC Berkeley, USGS Menlo Park and Partners) Sleeping…
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The first complete reviews of the Critical review of the DOE are now entering online. First out of the door is a good Interactive carbonbrief Based on the direct contribution of scientists whose documents were summoned, sometimes in deceptive or false ways. They have a good color coding for which one. There is a complementary…
In black corridors of tone of Mammoth Cave National Parkdeeply under the wavy hills of Kentucky, scientists have discovered something surprising: the fossilized remains of two never seen before prehistoric shark species. Limestone More than 325 million yearsThese old predators have resurfaced with a surprising level of preservation, opening a rare window to marine life…