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The researchers developed a modeling tool that uses sound waves from volcanic activity, which sound like a trombone.

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Scientists from New Zealand have found an ecosystem 500 meters deep hundreds of kilometers from the edge of the Ross Sea ice shelf in Antarctica, which is inhabited by shrimp-like animals, it was reported.

Swarms of microscopic shrimp-like organisms live beneath a gigantic Antarctic ice shelf, in a cathedral-like cavern hundreds of meters high, in a newly found underwater habitat that had been an ice-locked secret until recently.

New Zealand scientists ‘jumping up and down’ at find during investigation of climate-induced melt of ice shelf

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The Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague has obtained permission from the State Office for Nuclear Safety to build the VR-2 research reactor. Construction and commissioning of the subcritical reactor is scheduled to be completed by the end of this year.

Mexico will launch its first mission of sending autonomous mini-robots to the Moon for soil exploration in a scientific first. Gustavo Medina Tanco, head of the space instrumentation laboratory at the National Autonomous University of Mexico's Institute for Nuclear Sciences (UNAM), said the first-of-its-kind scientific mission is a part of the Colmena project, that envisions the two-wheeled bots scrambling across the lunar surface while taking sophisticated measurements.

A recent report by the National Environment Complaints Committee accuses county governments of failure to conserve the environment.

Radiotherapy Medical Physicist (P4), Vienna, Austria Organization: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Country: Austria City: Vienna Office: IAEA Vienna...