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Clear ideas about glass and mirrors - Vimarsana News

Clear ideas about glass and mirrors

Color, reflection, a sense of spaciousness: These are just a few ways mirrors and glass illuminate your home. NanaWalls and floor-to-ceiling windows are some of the most obvious ways to incorporate glass, but there are...

'Jet packs' and ultrasounds could reveal secrets of pregnant whale sharks - Vimarsana News

'Jet packs' and ultrasounds could reveal secrets of pregnant whale sharks

Only one pregnant whale shark has ever been studied. New underwater techniques using ultrasound and blood tests could change that.

Uterine implants and underwater ultrasounds aim to demystify shark births - Vimarsana News

Uterine implants and underwater ultrasounds aim to demystify shark births

At first glance, the device resembles an egg-shaped game. But the birth-alert-tag is anything but a toy. Inside, it holds technology that collects data aimed at informing conservation strategies for sharks, among the most vulnerable vertebrates on Earth. The birth-alert-tag (BAT) is a first-of-its-kind device designed to be implanted in the uterus of pregnant sharks. […]

Several Factors Point To Shipping Being A Leading Cause Of Whale Shark Deaths - Vimarsana News

Several Factors Point To Shipping Being A Leading Cause Of Whale Shark Deaths

Freya Womersley, David Sims (The Conversation)–Over 80% of international trade is carried by sea. Much of what we use and consume everyday either has been or will be transported on huge...

Scientists Have Figured Out What's Killing The World's Biggest Fish - Vimarsana News

Scientists Have Figured Out What's Killing The World's Biggest Fish

Over 80 percent of international trade is carried by sea. Much of what we use and consume everyday either has been or will be transported on huge vessels which plough the global ocean.