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Are There Habitats For Life On Mars? - Salty Seeps, Clear Ice Greenhouses, Ice Fumaroles, Dune Bioreactors,... - Vimarsana News

Are There Habitats For Life On Mars? - Salty Seeps, Clear Ice Greenhouses, Ice Fumaroles, Dune Bioreactors,...

The present day habitability of Mars is an area of research that has exploded hugely in the last decade, to the extent that it's often hard to keep track of everything that's going on. This is by way of background material for my other articles on habitability of Mars.

PSHS-WVC wins 10 awards in HK science olympiad - Vimarsana News

PSHS-WVC wins 10 awards in HK science olympiad

STUDENTS from the Philippine Science High School-Western Visayas Campus(PSHS-WVC) in Iloilo City bagged 10 awards in the final round of the Hong Kong International Science Olympiad (HKISO) 2023.

Microplastics At Core of Emerging Fields of Study for VA Tech Researchers - Vimarsana News

Microplastics At Core of Emerging Fields of Study for VA Tech Researchers

We use plastic in almost everything from the clothes we wear to the furniture in our homes to the tires on the cars we drive. Plastics even are used in personal…

Newnan property owners get last chance to reach agreement - Vimarsana News

Newnan property owners get last chance to reach agreement

The proposed sale of two adjoining city-owned pieces of property has become a problem in a formerly peaceful neighborhood in Newnan.

In determining what's true, Americans conside - Vimarsana News

In determining what's true, Americans conside

In trying to decide whether a claim of fact qualifies as either true or false, Americans consider the intentions of the information source, Boston College psychologists reported recently in Nature’s Scientific Reports. That confidence, they found, is based on what individuals think the source of information is trying to do – in this case either accurately informing or deceiving their audience.