Mysterious dark stripes that flow MarsThe surface surface may not be the result of running water after all, it suggests a new artificial intelligence analysis (AI). The stripes, observed for the first time that they ran along the cliffs of Mars and the Crater walls by NASA’s Viking mission in 1976, thought for a long…
Written by Adrienne Day; Illustrated by Traci Hafner Questions and Answers with Dean Alexis Abramson Before Alexis Abramson was Dean of Columbia’s climate school, he was an expert in energy efficiency, specialized in improvement and modifications buildings. The dean of the Climate School of Columbia, Alexis Abramson, shares his advice on how to reduce his…
What seems to be a double lobe nuclear explosion is actually the result of a rare astronomical outburst known as Supernova imposter. A “small” nuclear explosion occurred in the massive star ETA Carinae almost 200 years ago, but the star still lives inside, with the two expanding lobes that are shown here as a result…
Androctonus Ishtar sp. north. From the provinces of Dohuk and Nineve ABSTRACT A new species, Androctonus Ishtar sp. north.It is described and illustrated from the provinces Dohuk and Nineveh of Iraq. This new species was wrongly identified as A. Cassicauda Olivier. Summeric Androtonus Al-khazali and yağmur, and A. Turkiyensis Yağmur, are distributed in territories near…
Contraded key in dog dreams: Yes, dogs dream. Most of our dreams, especially vivid, occur during the sleeping dream dream (REM). It is important to note that Deirdre Barrett, from Harvard University, says: “This stage of the dream looks very similar in all mammals.” The evidence suggests that dogs can have some kind of experience…
Astronomers that use NASA’s James Webb space telescope (Jwst) They have discovered the tumultuous story of a distant and hellish explanet that is being stretched and burned by its star. The planet, known as WASP-121BIt is locked in an orbit dangerously close around a star approximately 900 light years away that is brighter and more…
It’s not looking good for the saola. If it still exists, it is one of the world’s rarest large mammals — a deerlike creature from the mountainous rainforests of Vietnam and Laos that’s been called “Asia’s unicorn” because of its scarcity. But the last living saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis) was seen in 2013, in photographs from…
Climatewire | The Oceanic and Atmospheric National Administration insists that it is ready for the hurricane season superior to the average that meteorologists expect this summer. But scientists from all over the country are the alarm on personnel scarcity and budget cuts, which say they could force the resources of the agency and the depletion…
Many people have strong beliefs about whether abortion should be legal Michael Bihmayer/Imelo/Alamy God exists? Should we legalize all drugs? They are the Harry Potter Good books? Its position on these thorny questions and more can now be predicted through an artificial intelligence model that was trained in the beliefs of more than 40,000 people,…
During multiple generations of CMIP models, arctic sea ice trends predictions have gone from being too stable to the right. Because? The outstanding diagnoses on our page comparison page are currently based on temperature, and in general they show that climatic models have been working well in these trends for decades. But there has been…