Ocean water is pushing miles beneath Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier,” making it more vulnerable to melting than previously thought, according to new research using radar data from space to perform an X-ray of the crucial glacier. As the salty, relatively warm ocean water meets the ice, it’s causing “vigorous melting” underneath the glacier. This could mean global sea level … [Read more...] about Ocean water is rushing miles underneath the ‘Doomsday Glacier’ with potentially dire impacts on sea level rise
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If you see this ‘googly-eyed’ creature in your backyard, here’s what it means
The world around us truly is a fascinating place, and one that continues to conjure wonders even today, when most people would tell you we’ve seen and explored pretty much all there is to see and explore. The rise of the internet means that as a global collective we’re privy to things our ancestors never were. Take, for example, things occurring in the daily lives of people … [Read more...] about If you see this ‘googly-eyed’ creature in your backyard, here’s what it means
Scientists Have Described The Butt Orifice Of A Dinosaur For the first Time
It’s not often in this line of work you receive a press release titled “All-purpose dinosaur opening,” but a particularly well-preserved Psittacosaurus specimen has, for the first time, been formally recognized as having the multi-faceted butt orifice known as a cloaca. The discovery, made by researchers from the University of Bristol, UK, was published in the journal Current … [Read more...] about Scientists Have Described The Butt Orifice Of A Dinosaur For the first Time
Drone footage captures incredibly rare images of uncontacted people who are cut off from entire world
The footage in question appears to show them attempting to shoot down the drones with bows and arrows Remarkable drone footage has surfaced, capturing incredibly rare images of uncontacted people who are cut off from the entire world. The footage appears to show them attempting to shoot down the drones with bows and arrows, offering a rare glimpse into their secluded … [Read more...] about Drone footage captures incredibly rare images of uncontacted people who are cut off from entire world
Remembering a piece of nostalgia – do you recognize this object?
Roller skating is a pastime that generations of kids and adults have enjoyed. The first use of roller skates were said to be in a London stage performance as early as 1743, with John Joseph Merlin claiming the first skate invention while living in London in 1760. They even featured during World War II when the U.S. had the idea of using them to move infantry … [Read more...] about Remembering a piece of nostalgia – do you recognize this object?