Oxygen Discovery is Ocean: something is pumping huge amounts of oxygen at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, at depths where a lack of sunlight makes photosynthesis unattainable. Marine Ocean Oxygen Discovery The phenomenon was located in a province covered with ancient buildings the size of a plum called polymetallic nodules, which could recreate a…
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a first test of its kind that can collect “zombie cells”, linked to the early stages of lung cancer. When detecting these aged (senescent) cells in urine samples, this new method could offer a non -invasive and profitable form of detecting lung cancer before it takes over….
I have been receiving many media consultations about a New document about the AMOC (Circulation of southern Atlantic dump), which has just been published. In my opinion, this great interest in the media is perhaps due to the confusing messages transmitted in the title of the document and in the press releases in this regard…
This image shows the core of the Terzan 5 globular cluster, only 22,000 light years away in our own Milky Way, with a wide variety of colors and masses inherent in the stars. With millions of stars in just a few tens of light years on each other, this dense collection of stars remains incredibly…
Renders of a possible iPhone 17 Pro design The investment firm Morgan Stanley theorizes that Apple has long -term options to protect its professional prices of the iPhone 17 of tariff increases, including buyers of address to greater storage capacities, which have a greater profit margin. Although Trump has now stopped many tariffs, and although…
MDPI publications resumption After a careful reflection and the light of the reflective comments of numerous authors, I have decided to resume publications of Publications of MDPI magazine. While previously I had chosen not to include content of this source, I now recognize that doing so would represent a lack of transparency and an involuntary…
Loneliness is rising fast. Remote work, isolation, and digital lives have made daily human interaction harder to come by. For many, the silence after a long day feels heavier than ever. That’s where emotional support AI steps in. These tools use artificial intelligence to provide companionship, create safe spaces, and simulate empathy when no one…
This publication was executed for the first time last January, but now it is equally relevant. Years ago, Carol Evans, then a biologist from the Land Management Office in the Northeast of Nevada, told me that I wanted to write a book called Transmission stories – A series of Vignettes About the many streams that…
We may not be living through Earth’s sixth mass extinction event — at least not yet. That’s the conclusion of a new analysis of plant and animal extinctions published September 4 in PLOS Biology. The researchers propose that human-driven extinctions of genera in recent centuries have been rare. But not everyone agrees with that assessment….
Until the 1980s, modern Malthus acolytes such as dres. Paul Ehrlich and John Holden predicted population bombs and advocated the mandatory sterilization and abortion of the government to prevent it. (1) Science did not buy in the narrative of the end of the world and the poor have benefited. Instead of world hunger authoritarian, they…