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Aliens are not little green men. They devour people in purple. The majority of the planet’s land masses are green, despite the fact that the Earth is sometimes referred to as “the Pale Blue Dot” because of its abundant oceans. Through a process called photosynthesis, plants employ chlorophyll—which reflects green light while absorbing red and … Read more
Every 36 million years, there is an explosion of life on Earth. Every 36 million years, in Earth the diversity of marine life explodes, and recent research indicates that the indirect cause is tectonic heating. A thorough examination of the fossil and geological record demonstrates that the sea level is constantly fluctuating due to a … Read more
The Megalodon was not at all like a massive great white shark. Based on recent research of fossil evidence, Megalodon, the ancient shark that is commonly portrayed as a super-sized great white shark, was actually a quite different species. Scientists studying sharks have found that the ferocious predator was longer, more slender, and hunted in … Read more
Did dinosaurs and humans coexist at the same time? What if dinosaurs and humans actually got along? Answering this question is not simple. The overwhelming weight of the evidence up until recently pointed to the absence of coexistence between humans and dinosaurs in the same location and at the same time. Some people contend that … Read more
You know it’s not quite time for dinner, but you’re starving. You can always rely on peanut butter at this crucial moment. Smoothed over bread, dipped in apple sauce, or consumed directly from the spoon (come on, you’re probably guilty of that), peanut butter is a satisfying and simple go-to snack.However, is peanut butter truly … Read more
Alarms Raised After Dead Fish Is Unexpectedly Found in California Lake Following the discovery of dead fish floating in a California drinking water reservoir, officials have begun testing the area. On Wednesday night, the Lake Elsinore & San Jacinto Watersheds Authority (LESJWA) declared that it has begun looking into the oxygen levels at Canyon Lake. … Read more
Researchers from the Universities of Cambridge and Melbourne completed a significant study that was published in the journal Science Advances, providing insight into how some drug or medications affect cognitive performance. The results of the study, which included 40 healthy individuals between the ages of 18 and 35, cast doubt on the idea that medications … Read more
Ever wonder why certain trees have white paint applied to them? There is a rationale for this!You will undoubtedly run into a sea of plant-loving individuals from all over the world if you spend enough time browsing the internet. To be honest, nobody is more committed than those who plant trees. After all, growing a … Read more
The globe has imposed a sugar intake moratorium. A thorough evaluation of research that has been released recently revealed the detrimental connection between disease and sugar consumption.Acknowledging the connection between commonly consumed food and illness is crucial for organizing efforts to modify detrimental consequences. These include tooth decay, obesity, type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease, … Read more
Under the Pacific Ocean, scientists think they have discovered a glimpse into Earth’s early history. Under the Pacific Ocean, scientists think they have discovered a glimpse into Earth’s early history. The key to our past, according to a team led by scientist Cornel de Ronde of GNS Science and geophysicist Simon Lamb of the University … Read more
