Mount Etna, located in Italy, is a famous volcano known for its frequent eruptions. Scientists have been using seismic tomography to analyze the magma pathways below this active volcano. This technique helps in creating 3D images of the Earth’s interior, giving researchers insights into the geological processes at work beneath the surface. Anisotropic tomography, a
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An international team of geophysicists recently made a groundbreaking discovery that challenges the conventional timeline of Earth’s plate tectonics. Published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the study focused on analyzing zircons from Jack Hills in Australia, shedding light on the possibility that plate tectonics may have begun much earlier than previously
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Rechargeable solid-state lithium batteries have the potential to revolutionize the way we power our electronic devices. With enhanced energy density and improved safety features compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries, they offer a promising solution to the growing demand for long-lasting and reliable power sources. However, one major drawback of these advanced batteries is their impact
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Climate change is a pressing issue that is affecting our planet in various ways. Recent research has shown that the impacts of climate change are not uniform across different regions, with temperature rising differently based on factors such as latitude and elevation. This variability in Earth’s climate patterns is known as climate heterogeneity, and it
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Exoplanet LHS-1140b, discovered in 2017, has recently caught the attention of scientists due to its unique characteristics. It is believed to be an ‘eyeball’ planet, with a global ocean covered in ice, featuring a single, iris-like region of approximately 4,000 kilometers across, constantly staring at its host star. This bizarre description adds to the mystery
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Ever since astronauts left the lunar surface, the moon has been longing for their return. 52 years later, it appears that the moon has gotten ahead of us Earthlings by 1.1 seconds. Additionally, the moon’s time stretches ahead of Earth’s by 57 millionths of a second every day. While this may seem insignificant, it has
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Recent research conducted by the Chinese University of Hong Kong has shed light on the connection between the gut microbiome and autism. This study goes beyond analyzing bacteria and delves into the role of fungi, archaea, and viruses in the digestive tract. The findings suggest a correlation between changes in the gut microbiome composition and
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