[ad_1] University of Hawaii Merciless eels on the top of the submarine mountain in CCZ; over 9,800 feet deep. (Photo credit: Drazen Lab / UH Mānoa; Deep CCZ Exp) The largest aggregation of fish ever recorded in the abyssal deep sea was discovered by a team of oceanographers from the …
Read More »Researchers record the largest aggregation of fish in the abyssal sea depths
[ad_1] Merciless eels (Ilyophis arx, Family Synaphobranchidae) swarming in a small pack of bait deployed on top of an unnamed abyssal underwater mount in southwestern Clarion Clipperton at a depth of 3083m. Credits: Deep Sea Fish Ecology Lab, Astrid Leitner and Jeff Drazen, Department of Oceanography, SOEST University of Hawaii …
Read More »China launches mission to bring back material from the moon
[ad_1] The launch was broadcast live on national broadcaster CCTV, which then switched to computer animation to showcase its progress in space. Loading The typically secretive administration had previously only confirmed that the launch would be in late November. Spacecraft typically take three days to reach the moon. The mission’s …
Read More »‘Snapchat Bullies Threatened My Teenage Son And Pushed Him To Take His Life’
[ad_1] A mom believes her teenage son took his own life because he was bullied on Snapchat. Jack Parker, 15, was found dead in the woods near his home in Astley, Wigan on July 28. His mother says the schoolboy was bullied on Snapchat, where he was harassed and threatened. …
Read More »Scientists want to build a lunar habitat inspired by ancient architecture: Inverse
[ad_1] Scientists want to build a lunar habitat inspired by ancient architectureReverse China prepares lunar probe to report moon rocksEnglish Al Jazeera On the day of the Chang’e-5 mission, thinking back to Xi’s key quotes about the Chinese space dreamCGTN Rock samples from the Chinese lunar mission could unravel the …
Read More »Creation of self-constructed folded macrocycles with low symmetry
[ad_1] Two views of the main chain of the crystal structure of a perfectly unimolecular 23mer that forms spontaneously from a single monomer. Credit: Huc Group The synthesis and self-organization of biological macromolecules is essential for life on earth. Chemists at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich now report the …
Read More »Galaxy encounters the violently disturbed Milky Way, according to a study
[ad_1] Magellanic Clouds over Bromo Semeru Tengger National Park, Java, Indonesia. Credit: Gilbert Vancell- gvancell.com The spiral-shaped disk of stars and planets is being pulled, twisted and deformed with extreme violence by the gravitational force of a smaller galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC). Scientists believe that the LMC crossed …
Read More »Researchers present a super-fast camera for exoplanets
[ad_1] The 20440-pixel MKID device designed for the MKID Exoplanet Camera is the superconducting detector array with the highest number of pixels at any wavelength. Credit: Image courtesy of the researchers In the years since astronomers discovered the first exoplanet, a planet that orbits a star outside the solar system, …
Read More »Study reveals the true origin of the oldest animal evidence – HeritageDaily
[ad_1] Two teams of scientists have resolved a longstanding controversy over the origins of complex life on Earth. The joint studies found that molecular fossils extracted from 635-million-year-old rocks are not the earliest evidence of animals, but instead common algae. Researchers from the Australian National University (ANU), Max Planck Institute …
Read More »Lakes beneath glaciers could enrich the oceans near Antarctica and Greenland
[ad_1] New research has found that water beneath glaciers in Antarctica and Greenland flows into nearby oceans, carrying elements that could affect how life grows and thrives. The study, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that subglacial lakes in Antarctica and streams emerging from …
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