Space science
Titan has more oil than Earth
According to newly published studies, Titan asteroids have more natural gas and liquid hydrocarbons than all known reserves of oil and natural gas on Earth.
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Space science
Why are water droplets spherical in the universe?
On Earth, whether it's in a lake or in a cup, gravity pulls the liquid down into its shape. But in the universe, the influence of attraction is different.
Space science
The Peruvian people are sick with meteorites
Dozens of people in a town in Peru, near Lake Titicaca, reported vomiting and headaches after seeing a sudden formation of a hole, apparently caused by a meteorite last…
Space science
Discover many large seas on Saturn's Titan satellite
Scientists of the US aeronautics agency NASA yesterday (March 13) announced that the unmanned probe Cassini had found evidence of large seas on the private guard.
Space science
Discovering a meteorite existed before the Sun was formed?
According to a new study published in Science, a meteorite falling in Canada may contain components formed in a cold cloud before the solar system was born.
Space science
Evidence of hydrocarbon lakes on Titan moon detected
Scientists say the first common evidence has been found about giant hydrocarbon lakes on Titan's surface, which is believed to have a fairly Earth-like atmosphere.
History
Turtle Lake and anecdote
The design has only a large concrete pillar plugged into the octagonal lake, Ho Con Rua (District 3) associated with an anecdote of the long-standing town of the Republi…
Biology
The algae erupted heavily in Hoan Kiem Lake after dredging
In recent days, the surface of Ho Guom water surface has many large green areas, which are suspected to be blue algae after the dredging period.
Biology
Fluffy flies specialize in swimming in the water
Lake Mono, California, USA, is home to Ephydra hians, according to National Geographic.
Biology
FAO warned about the virus Tilapia Lake
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has issued a warning about TiLV virus.
Biology
Algae invade the deepest lake in the world
Russian and some other scientists have observed that algae grow very fast in the lake Baikal since 2011.
Biology
Bacteria multiply 800m below the surface of Antarctic ice
Scientists discovered bacteria at a depth of 800m, below the Antarctic ice surface. This discovery raises hope, sees extraterrestrial life.
Biology
Detecting the ability to filter bacteria in the water of pine
People in many parts of the world are still using water from rivers and lakes that contain many dangerous bacteria. Therefore, the water source needs to be filtered befo…
Biology
Surprise with the creature in the warm lid
Ben Baiser, the lead author of a study at Oikos, conducted a study of marshy carnivorous plants, showing a complex world you can see inside warm plants. small.
Biology
Detecting microbial populations in places without oxygen and light
Scientists have recently discovered that ancient bacteria live beneath the icy surface of the Antarctic lake