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Today’s world is the world of Science and new Technologies, Experiments, Research, and its Implementations. In this category, we will get all the information about New Scientific Researches that have been under process around the world. From the clipper launch at NASA to the latest iPhone release by Apple, you will get it all!
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Zigzagging in an airplane over forests and rivers, Thomas Millette scanned the Nova Scotia landscape using special thermal-imaging equipment in search of one thing: the endangered mainland moose. The Massachusetts scientist had been directed by officials with the Department of Read more …
Meal kits like HelloFresh come to your door as a box or bag full of plastic-wrapped ingredients. But while it may look wasteful, a new study suggests home-delivered meal kits might actually be better for the environment than buying food for dinner Read more …
Over the past few decades, astronomers have wondered if a nearby swarm of material — one through which Earth crosses — may hold rocks that could pose a danger to people on Earth. Now a Canadian research team is calling Read more …
They show a landscape that is otherworldly and sublime, but the photos from the High Arctic nonetheless capture foreboding signs of a climate changing even faster than expected. Near the 80th parallel, McGill University researchers have documented significant degradation in permafrost — earth that Read more …
The federal minister of environment and climate change is sounding the alarm on how climate change could impact Newfoundland and Labrador. “I know everyone’s looking at the icebergs that you can see off the coast — that may be nice, may be Read more …
An online disinformation campaign believed to originate from Iran tried to get Canadian media to amplify fake news, a CBC/Radio-Canada analysis has found. And in at least one instance, it was successful. The campaign was first discovered by researchers at Read more …
Hello, people! This is our weekly newsletter on all things environmental, where we highlight trends and solutions that are moving us to a more sustainable world. (Sign up here to get it in your inbox every Thursday.) This week: Carbon capture: Where it’s at Read more …
Chile’s 12,000-square kilometre Southern Patagonia Ice Field has split in two and is likely to continue to fracture amid climate change, according to a team of Chilean scientists who were in the region in March. Gino Casassa, chief of the Read more …
China is to blame for much of the increase in illegal ozone-depleting substances (ODS) since 2013, according a study published by the journal Nature on Thursday, with domestic companies accused of violating a global production ban. About 40 to 60 Read more …
Steve Biro had the photo of an eagle and its reflection in his mind before he went out door that day. Even with a clear artistic vision, Biro wasn’t sure he’d be successful. When he had tried to achieve that Read more …