[ad_1] Arthropods have been among the most successful animals on Earth since the Cambrian period, around 520 million years ago. They are the most familiar and ubiquitous and make up nearly 80% of all animal species today, far more than any other animal. But how did arthropods evolve and what …
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Read More »Value share, supply demand, share and value chain 2020-2027 – TechnoWeekly
[ad_1] Overview of the consumption market of primary lithium batteries (primary lithium batteries) The consumer market for primary lithium batteries (primary lithium batteries) is undergoing rapid progress due to the introduction of the latest technology every year. These progressions are constant and offer an overview of the factors that push …
Read More »A woman’s place? Hunting with spears, study the finds
[ad_1] Issued on: 04/11/2020 – 22:44Modified: 04/11/2020 – 22:39 Washington (AFP) A new study says a woman’s home may never have been home at first. Scientists said Wednesday they discovered the 9,000-year-old remains of a young woman in the Peruvian Andes along with a well-stocked large hunting tool kit. Based …
Read More »A stolen piece of the Earth’s moon appears to be in orbit around Mars
[ad_1] Moon Heist According to a new study, part of Earth’s Moon may be in orbit around Mars. There is an asteroid in an eccentric orbit of Mars called (101429) 1998 VF31, which scientists at the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium (AOP) in Northern Ireland have now determined to have a …
Read More »Fireballs could light up the sky this week during the Taurid meteor shower
[ad_1] Fireballs Could Light Up The Sky This Week During Taurid Meteor Shower | Travel + free time Skip to content Top navigation Close Explore Travel + Leisure Close Look at the picture You may see a fireball in the sky this week, but don’t worry, it’s just the Taurid …
Read More »USRA appoints Lisa Gaddis as director of the Lunar and Planetary Institute
[ad_1] USRA appoints Lisa Gaddis as director of the Lunar and Planetary Institute Press release from: Universities Space Research Association Published: Wednesday 4 November 2020 The Universities Space Research Association (USRA) today announced the appointment of Dr. Lisa Gaddis as Director, Lunar and Planetary Institute, starting November 9, 2020. Since …
Read More »The quasi-atomic “maps” reveal the structure for maintaining pH balance in cells
[ad_1] Cryo-EM images of the proton activated chloride channel (PAC). Credit: Dr. Wei Lü, Van Andel Institute For the first time, scientists have visualized a new class of molecular gates that maintain pH balance within brain cells, a critical function that keeps cells alive and helps prevent strokes and other …
Read More »Did prehistoric women hunt? New research suggests this
[ad_1] For a long time it was believed that hunting in prehistoric societies was practiced mainly by men. Now a new study joins a body of evidence that challenges this idea. The research reports the discovery of a female body, buried next to hunting tools, in the Americas about 9,000 …
Read More »Astronomers discover the hellish planet K2-141b
[ad_1] An artistic rendition of K2-141b. Illustration: Julie Roussy, McGill Graphic Design, and Getty Images Scientists have discovered a terrifying and inhospitable hell planet floating in space. And before you say, “Uh, I know, ma’am. I live here!” Let me clarify: they have found a second terrible hell planet, in …
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