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Water’s Desalination with a Cheap, Fast And Safe Procedure!
Scientists from the University of Alexandria in Egypt developed a simple and inexpensive desalination technology of seawater. Scientists from the University of Alexandria in Egypt developed a simpl...
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Giant Inflatable Balloons Protect Underground From Floodwaters
Sea level is rising, and sweeping storms are becoming more common in New York. The New York City Subway is at risk, but it could be protected from flooding with waterproof covers in the entrances....
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Indications For Ancient Oceanic Mega-Tsunami In The Atlantic
Scientists have discovered that, 73,000 years ago, the biggest island of West Africa in the Atlantic, Santiago, where 250,000 people live today, was hit by a 244m high tsunami wave. The cause was the...
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Trees On Strike !
The trees absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The trees absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Every year that passes, trees leaf out earlier in spring b...
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Research: Seasonal Variations Of Seismicity
For a reason that scientists have yet to discover the most powerful and with the largest focal depth of earthquakes are affected by the seasons of the year, and usually occur between April and October...
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Video: Two Autonomous Drones Build Bridge that Lifts the Weight of a Man
The researcher Federico Augugliaro, uploaded the following video, which depicts two drones that without remote control build a bridge of ropes, which is able to lift the weight of an adult. The resea...
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The Problem Of The Ozone Hole In Antarctica Remains
Ozone levels in this region are expected to recover to pre-1980 levels after 2070. Ozone levels in this region are expected to recover to pre-1980 levels after 2070. The creation of a large oz...
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Soil Erosion in EU
Despite the measures of the Common Agricultural Policy in soil erosion, rain and rivers erode every year around 600 million cubic meters of soil, according to the findings of the European Commission's...
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The Population of Trees Has Halved Since Man Discovered Ax ...
A survey conducted by an international team of scientists reveals the negative impact of humans on the environment regarding the population of trees on Earth. The study of new satellite imagery in...
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Video: The Heavy Rains Trigger Landslides
Writers at NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio said "Landslides are one of the most dangerous natural hazards on the planet. Between 2007 and 2015, there were more than 25,000 reported deaths due t...
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