Understanding our past is a very
significant as it can also give us a fair projection of the future. This is especially
true in case of the cyclic global weather patterns and the temperature changes
that the planet has seen over several millions of years.
Any ecological enthusiast worth his salt would tell you that birds and wind turbines do not go along that well. Especially, when it comes to the horizontal axis designs, they are known to be potential threats to bird’s flight and life. However, in a sort
It was just a few days back that we showed images from Envisat that range from way back in 2002 to 2012, and how the satellite has captured the degeneration of the ice shelves in Antarctica. Envisat has been European Space Agency’s premier satellite whe
The National Science Foundation is all set to test out a giant earthquake on a five storey building. It has been specifically designed as a fully equipped edifice for the shake table test that plans to perform the testing with all the inner workings of a
Climate models have always given us a variety of conclusions because fact
gathering procedures have been uncertain and unreliable. All this happens with unpredictable
variations like wind direction, season and gas content. Also the gas samples collected
m
A team of researchers from National Center for Atmospheric Research have come up with another example of how delicate and fragile the natural balance of our planet is. A lot of times we assume with stubborn shortsightedness that what we do, will not affec
It is interesting how every minute detail of evolution has been crafted and perfected to essentially create living beings that are best suited to survive, adapt and further evolve. What might seem like random acts of accident to us actually hold great sig
According to the scientists of Israel, the existence of Dead Sea is under threat as the human activity around it can cause it to dry up completely. More than 100,000 years ago the Dead Sea almost dried up and recovered, but this time the present drops in
Scientists at a German research institute have come up with an interesting finding. In a study concluded recently, it became evident that tiny armored creatures that usually float along the surface of the ocean can adapt and survive in the rapidly changin
Most of us tend to associate green technology systems with reduced scale of carbon emissions and mitigated pollution. However, beyond just lowering carbon footprint, the expansive scope of this relatively nascent industry has the solid economic capacity t
