Oceanography
Tag the hunting animals in the Pacific
Scientists found that there are two large areas in the North Pacific Sea that are a promising land for marine life, attracting a diverse array of predators in the projec…
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Oceanography
Seawater is rising abnormally
Sea level began to rise rapidly in the late 19th century and has tripled over the past two millennia, according to a detailed analysis of swamp deposits found in North C…
Oceanography
New predictions for sea level
Fossil coral data and temperature records from ice core measurements have been used to set more suitable limits for future sea level rise, and to test predictions about…
Oceanography
Sea seals help provide climate data
According to French, Australian, American and British scientists, a special oceanographic sensor attached to an elephant seal can provide 30 times as much data about the…
Oceanography
Seabed exploration robot
Ocean scientists from Delaware University (USA) have just launched the DOERRI robot - a new type of seabed robot that can help discover the geological secrets of the Bla…
Oceanography
Explore the ocean with high technology
The ocean covers more than 70% of the earth. Life in the oceans is diverse, rich and influential on the continents. Therefore, observing the ocean is also of interest to…
Oceanography
Sea fish is only enough for 50 years
Scientists say there will be almost no fish or other seafood in the middle of the century if the current rate of exploitation continues. According to the latest study, t…
Oceanography
The water level in the Arctic Ocean decreased by 2cm / year
According to data from the ERS -2 satellite of the European Space Agency (ESA), the team of scientists from Germany and the Netherlands discovered that the water level i…
Oceanography
Sea level rose 30 cm in the 21st century
By using data from tide gauges around the world, Australian researchers have discovered sea level rise of about 19.5 cm from 1870-2004, with the fastest growth rate in 5…
Archeology
Discovering traces of the ancient Antarctic continent
Hidden deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet, scientists were surprised to find evidence that the continent's long-term existence was lost.
Archeology
Reject the role of FOXP2 gene in human language evolution
Previously, scientists believed that the FOXP2 gene, was associated with the development of speech. It is this gene that explains why modern humans have the advantage of…
Archeology
The truth was revealed at the tomb of pharaoh Tutankhamun: the scientific world was stunned
Since 2015, the scientific community has been boiling for the tomb of pharaoh Tutankhamun (or King Tut).
Archeology
Dead Sea scrolls and important archaeological findings in 2017
New archaeological findings can change history. This article lists important archaeological findings in 2017 summarized by the Live Science website.
Archeology
Not Megalodon, this is the first person to
According to archaeological data of scientists after the discovery of their fossils in the Midwestern United States, Cladoselache is the ancestor of the shark.
Archeology
Ancient people conquered many new lands thanks to El Nino
According to Science Alert, the study focused on learning about one of the most remote areas, Oceania, where there are signs of human habitation about 3,400 years ago.