Category Archives: Science

Venezuela becomes the first Andean country to lose all its glaciers

For the people of the Venezuelan state of Mérida, the glacier-capped peaks of the Sierra Nevada have been a source of pride since time immemorial: The mountains are part of the regional identity and the source of various legends in the region that link them with the legendary whites. eagles But none of the six… Read More »

See the Flower Moon in bloom with spectacular photos from around the world

May’s full moon delighted skywatchers as it shone brightly in the spring sky, and we have the photos to prove it. full moon of mayThe Moon, also known as the Flower Moon, rose and was visible in the sky shortly after sunset. constellation Scorpio. It was then processed to hide or hide. Antaresa red supergiant… Read More »

Massive new NASA exoplanet catalog reveals 126 extreme and exotic worlds

A new catalog of 126 worlds beyond the solar system contains a cornucopia of newly discovered planets; some have extreme and exotic natures, but others could potentially support life as we know it. The catalog’s mix of planets is further evidence of the vast and wild diversity of worlds beyond our cosmic backyard; It even… Read More »

Crows can count to four, new study finds

Sign up for CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news about fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more. Maybe “birdbrained” isn’t such an insult after all—crows, the ubiquitous city bird, can vocally count to four, according to recent research. Curious creatures can not only count, but also match the number of calls they… Read More »

NASA says helium leak poses no safety threat to Boeing’s Starliner capsule

After nearly three weeks of extensive testing and data analysis, NASA managers said Friday they are confident in Boeing’s technology. frequently delayed Starliner crew capsule He said a small helium leak in the ship’s propulsion system did not pose a flight safety concern and said it could be launched safely “as is” on June 1.… Read More »

Trial of cloud-illuminating technology sparks controversy in a California city

Scientists surprised Northern California city leaders last month when they announced a project to study technology that could one day be used to light up clouds and reduce global warming. The experiment involved spraying salt water across the deck of the USS Hornet, an aircraft carrier docked in Alameda and serving as a museum, to… Read More »

Animals treat themselves with plants; behaviors that humans have observed and imitated for thousands of years

When a wild orangutan in Sumatra recently suffered facial injuries after a fight with another male, he did something that caught the attention of scientists observing him. The animal chewed the leaves of an ivy vine, a plant that monkeys do not normally eat. Over the course of several days, the orangutan carefully applied the… Read More »

Animals treat themselves with plants; behaviors that humans have observed and imitated for thousands of years

When a wild orangutan in Sumatra recently suffered facial injuries after a fight with another male, he did something that caught the attention of scientists observing him. The animal chewed the leaves of an ivy vine, a plant that monkeys do not normally eat. Over the course of several days, the orangutan carefully applied the… Read More »

An inventor’s inventions, once celebrated, are now seen as a disaster and the world is still recovering

Sign up for CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news about fascinating discoveries, scientific breakthroughs and more. In front of a crowd of reporters, inventor Thomas Midgley Jr. poured lead additive onto his hands and then began inhaling the fumes for about a minute. “I can do this every day without any… Read More »