Seismic anisotropy reveals deep mantle dynamics
Fountain: Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems In some parts of the Earth’s interior, seismic waves travel at…
Seismic anisotropy reveals deep mantle dynamics
Fountain: Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems In some parts of the Earth’s interior, seismic waves travel at different speeds depending on the direction in which they move through the rock layers in the interior of the earth. This property is known as seismic anisotropy and can provide important information about how silicate rock in the mantle deforms,…
Apple could soon make it easier to migrate from iPhone to Android
Apple has been working on a new framework designed to simplify the transfer of third-party app data between iOS and Android devices. The new framework, called App Migration Kit, will be available to anyone with a device compatible with iOS or iPadOS 16.1 and later. Like the aforementioned operating systems, this new framework is currently…
From Ratan Tata to Azim Premji, top Indian business tycoons who drive cheap cars
From Ratan Tata to Azim Premji, top Indian business tycoons who drive cheap cars By Mashable India June 27, 2023 #Ratan #Tata #Azim #Premji #top #Indian #business #tycoons #drive #cheap #cars
Apple could skip the iPhone 19 and go directly to the iPhone 20
Apple’s iPhone 17 line has only been on sale for a few weeks, but attention is already turning to next year’s iPhone 18. And beyond that, another model is likely to follow. Except a new report claims it won’t be called iPhone 19 as you might expect. Instead, Omdia chief researcher Heo Moo-yeol believes that…
Mining activists attacked as South Africa delays energy transition
Mfolozi Community Environmental Justice Organization leader Fikile Ntshangase was murdered in 2020. Image courtesy of Lunga Bhengu/groundWork. Environmental justice activists have spoken out against coal and iron ore mining in South Africa, telling a recent human rights hearing that the industry violently undermines the country’s promised energy transition. They also noted the continued threats, displacements,…
Ted Nordhaus Epiphany: Does Watts agree with that?
Ted Nordhaus deserves credit for doing what few in the climate establishment do: admitting he was wrong. in his essay “I thought climate change would end the world. I made a mistake” (The Free Press, October 19, 2025), Nordhaus admits that his worldview “was based on apocalyptic models born of erroneous assumptions.” That phrase alone…
AGU Science Policy 2025 Mid-Year Report – The Bridge: Connecting Science and Policy
The bridge: connecting science and politics the bridge is an AGU blog that connects science and politics. It provides a platform for scientists, policymakers and experts to communicate ideas on the science policy interface. The ideas and opinions expressed on this site are solely those of the authors and commentators. They do not necessarily represent…
Best early Black Friday 2025 iPad deals: 9 sales already sold out
When is Black Friday? Black Friday is an annual shopping event that occurs the day after Thanksgiving in the United States. This year it falls on Friday, November 28. However, you can expect deals the week leading up to the day, as well as throughout the weekend. Are iPad deals really cheaper on Black Friday?…
Bases de datos vectoriales versus bases de datos tradicionales: lo que las empresas deben saber
PostgreSQL, MySQL y Oracle han impulsado sistemas empresariales durante décadas; optimizado para esquemas claramente definidos, integridad transaccional y rendimiento predecible. Se destacan en responder lo que preguntaste, no lo que quisiste decir. Aquí está el problema: la IA lo cambia todo. Los sistemas de inteligencia artificial modernos no solo buscan coincidencias exactas; buscan significado. Necesitan…
“We were wrong”: Scientists find hidden phenomenon that could trigger a boom in marine life
Measurements were taken at 13 different locations in the Arctic Ocean. Credit: Lisa W. von Friesen As Arctic sea ice melts, new life may emerge from the melt. Researchers have discovered that bacteria beneath and along the melting ice are converting nitrogen gas into a form that feeds algae. The rapid loss of sea ice…
