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Rock debris can protect glaciers from climate change
According to new evidence, rock debris that lie on top of glacier formations may protect them from climate change and slow down their melting pace. A According to new evidence, rock debris that lie o...
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Human-induced seismic activity significantly reduced due to COVID-19 pandemic
Findings from a new study suggest that human-induced seismic noise has been reduced as a result of COVID-19 measures. The research which was publi Findings from a new study suggest that human-indu...
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Increased precipitation leads to permafrost thaw in Alaska
Over the years, Alaska receives increased precipitation, a fact that will lead to its permafrost thaw in the future. A new study, recently published Over the years, Alaska receives increased precipi...
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Earth and Moon struck by asteroid shower 800 million years ago
According to a new study, a vast meteoroid bombardment struck the Earth and the Moon about 800 million years ago. The research was conducted from Jap According to a new study, a vast meteoroid bombar...
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The impact of bicycles on the velocity of motor vehicles
According to a new study, the presence of bicycles on roads that do not have bicycle lanes does not significantly affect the velocity of motor vehicles. Researchers from Portland State University s...
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The correlation between direct work and productivity in construction industry
A new study focuses on a crucial relationship that impacts the construction industry. The correlation between the actual labor and the productivity of a construction project. Researchers from Aarhu...
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Mega-tsunami generated by an ancient landslide in Mars
According to research from the University of Milan “Bicocca” in Italy, a mega-tsunami was generated by a massive landslide in Mars, billions of y According to research from the University of Milan “B...
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What controls the height of the world's mountains?
A new study comes to answer an interesting question. What determines the height of the earth's mountains? Mountains are formed as a result of plate t A new study comes to answer an interesting questi...
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Measuring the temperature of 3D objects using depth thermography
Scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, have introduced a new method to remotely measure the temperature within 3D objects. The new technique that is called "Depth Thermography", can d...
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How to address satellite debris issue
As years pass by, the assembly of satellites in space is beginning to become a major issue that needs to be urgently solved. Space debris (or space waste) is a term that refers to the human-made ob...
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