Teenagers pre-disposed to bipolar disorder have certain weak neural connections, says study
Research paper offers hope for early intervention for the affected
Source: gulfnews.com
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Planet Earth's Heartbeat Every 27.5 Million Years Causes Dramatic Changes Defining Epochs in Geological History
Our planet earth has a cycle called the 27.5-million-year heartbeat that has governed creation and destruction since the very beginning.
United States Alan Collins Michael Rampino University Of Adelaide York University Earth Are Correlated
Source: hngn.com
Salvaged Cape Cod Shipwreck Wood is the 1626 Sparrow-Hawk, Says Study
A new study has “proven” that the mysterious salvaged Cape Cod shipwreck timbers found washed up on a beach in 1863 are the 1626 UK Sparrow-Hawk ship.
Source: ancient-origins.net
Science Fiction Guide To Keeping Doomsday Glacier Hanging On May Be Within Our Technological Capabilities
By Kim Stanley Robinson(Bloomberg) –Do you like going to the beach? Too bad. They’re all doomed. I say this because beaches are by their nature located right at sea level. Waves...
Source: gcaptain.com
Experts say being alone in nature can help with stress
It may seem obvious but psychologists confirm that solitude, away from sounds, distractions and in nature by yourself can help improve the nervous system, assist in making digital detoxes easier and help people "de-tether" from sensory overload.
Source: wxyz.com
Plant-Based Cellulose May Be the Solution to Ice Cream's Crunch Problem
Chemists said that cellulose nanocrystals could also be used on other frozen goods. Eating crunchy and icy ice cream can ruin the experience. Luckily, chemists have figured out how to ensure the ice cream stays creamy and soft.
Sophie Webster Tao Wu Technology Of Ice Cream University Of Tennessee Department Of Food Science Tech Times
Source: techtimes.com
Experts say being alone in nature can help with stress
It may seem obvious but psychologists confirm that solitude, away from sounds, distractions and in nature by yourself can help improve the nervous system, assist in making digital detoxes easier and help people "de-tether" from sensory overload.
Source: 10news.com
The True Story of Baby Carrots - Origin and Evolution
Everything you need to know about Baby Carrots - either cut down or grown small
Source: carrotmuseum.co.uk
Australia has the power to lower carbon emissions in Asia Pacific
New research quantifies the energy, land and water requirements of a zero-carbon export model for Australia, writes Michael Weaver. Australia could drastically lower carbon emissions in the Asia-Pacific region by exporting zero-carbon commodities such as electricity, green hydrogen and green metals, according to new research by experts at The Australian National University
Source: anu.edu.au
Australia has the power to lower carbon emissions in Asia Pacific
New research quantifies the energy, land and water requirements of a zero-carbon export model for Australia, writes Michael Weaver. Australia could drastically lower carbon emissions in the Asia-Pacific region by exporting zero-carbon commodities such as electricity, green hydrogen and green metals, according to new research by experts at The Australian National University
Source: anu.edu.au