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How hot is too hot? This is how our bodies react to extreme heat - Vimarsana News

How hot is too hot? This is how our bodies react to extreme heat

A study shows that some people increase their metabolic rate after a certain temperature, but scientists still lack understanding of why

Source: elpais.com
Carbios Presents Its 2022 Annual Results and the Progress of Its Industrial and Commercial Deployment - Vimarsana News

Carbios Presents Its 2022 Annual Results and the Progress of Its Industrial and Commercial Deployment

Project to build, in France, the world's first PET biorecycling plant: Progress in line with 2025 unit commissioning target 6 Excellent results from the demonstration plant validating the

Cities are death traps in extreme heat — but they don't have to be – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Cities are death traps in extreme heat — but they don't have to be – POLITICO

Heat waves are part of the new normal, and some cities are better prepared than others.

NASA's Juno Spacecraft Pictures Mighty Jupiter Moon Ganymede in Close-up - Vimarsana News

NASA's Juno Spacecraft Pictures Mighty Jupiter Moon Ganymede in Close-up

NASA finally received the first two images from NASA Juno’s June 7, 2021, flyby of Jupiter’s giant moon Ganymede.

NASA's Juno spacecraft snaps first close-ups of Jupiter's largest moon - Vimarsana News

NASA's Juno spacecraft snaps first close-ups of Jupiter's largest moon

A picture of Ganymede's sunlit side shot using JunoCam NASA said that the sunlit picture released on Tuesday was captured using JunoCam paired with a "green filter," the spacecraft's visible light imager. Once Juno relays home pictures it shot using the Red and Blue filters, NASA said imaging experts will be able to piece together a color portrait of the water-ice-encrusted moon. The pictures have a resolution of approximately one kilometer per pixel. Dark side Close-up imag...