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The Connection Between Sand in Deep Sea and Ancient Extreme Climate - Vimarsana News

The Connection Between Sand in Deep Sea and Ancient Extreme Climate

Geologists are fascinated by the sedimentary cycle, which is the process by which sand is created by mountain erosion and transported to the ocean. This cycle is essential to understanding how the world functions.

Revolutionary Findings to Advance Sustainable Hydrogen Production - Vimarsana News

Revolutionary Findings to Advance Sustainable Hydrogen Production

Hydrogen fuel could be a more feasible option than conventional fossil fuels, according to the University of Surrey scientists who have discovered that a type of metal-free catalyst could add to the advancement of economical and sustainable hydrogen fabrication technologies.

Recycling Made Simpler with Photonic Labeling - Vimarsana News

Recycling Made Simpler with Photonic Labeling

Less than 15% of the 92 million tons of clothing and other textiles disposed of yearly are recycled—in part because they are so hard to sort.

New Form of Ice Resembles Liquid Water - Vimarsana News

New Form of Ice Resembles Liquid Water

Researchers from the University of Cambridge and University College London (UCL) have discovered a new type of ice that resembles liquid water the most out of all the forms, and which may hold the key to understanding this most well-known of liquids.

Source: azom.com
New Method to Create High-Energy "Quantum Light" to Explore Properties at Atomic Scale - Vimarsana News

New Method to Create High-Energy "Quantum Light" to Explore Properties at Atomic Scale

The scientists, from the University of Cambridge, together with colleagues from Austria, the US, and Israel formulated a theory illustrating a new state of light, which has exploitable quantum properties across a wide range of frequencies, nearly as high as X-ray frequencies.