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Mercury Contamination Rampant in Ancient Maya Cities, Sealed Elemental Liquid Jars Found - Vimarsana News

Mercury Contamination Rampant in Ancient Maya Cities, Sealed Elemental Liquid Jars Found

Most ancient Maya cities still suffer the effects of mercury contamination to the present day. Sealed jars with elemental liquid have been found on archeological digs.

Colorful, Unique Plumage of Songbirds Raises Risk of Being Traded, May Lead Extinction - Vimarsana News

Colorful, Unique Plumage of Songbirds Raises Risk of Being Traded, May Lead Extinction

 Songbirds with colorful and unique plumage get more risk of being traded. Experts say this may lead to extinction.

Sinking Coastal Cities, Rising Sea Levels: Global Warming Causes Double Trouble - Vimarsana News

Sinking Coastal Cities, Rising Sea Levels: Global Warming Causes Double Trouble

A new study shows that global warming is causing double trouble as sinking coastal cities and rising sea levels are both observed.

1000 Fossilized Eggs from China Hint Lack of Diversity in Dinosaurs, Decline Before Extinction - Vimarsana News

1000 Fossilized Eggs from China Hint Lack of Diversity in Dinosaurs, Decline Before Extinction

1000 fossilized eggs found in China give clues that support theories about the lack of diversity in dinosaurs that might have caused a decline way before its extinction via asteroid.

Asian Physicists Are Creating an Atomic LEGO Set Made of Graphene to Understand Electrons - Vimarsana News

Asian Physicists Are Creating an Atomic LEGO Set Made of Graphene to Understand Electrons

In order to more accurately observe the melting of frozen electrons, a group of physicists from China, Hong Kong, and Japan created a device that could peer into the subatomic spectacle.