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'Tiger stripes' underneath Antarctic glaciers slow the flow
Narrow stripes of dirt and rock beneath massive Antarctic glaciers create friction zones that slow the flow of ice toward the sea, researchers at Princeton University and the British Antarctic Surve ... more
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Whitefly aims to prevent contamination of agriculture
On November 8th, JoVE, the Journal of Visualized Experiments, introduced a new technique to aid in the development of defenses against diseases threatening food crops worldwide.
The method, pu ... more
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Researchers uncover origins of cattle farming in China
An international team of researchers, co-led by scientists at the University of York and Yunnan Normal University, has produced the first multi-disciplinary evidence for management of cattle populat ... more
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Volunteers join scientists in finding out who gets rid of cow dung
With more than a billion cows around the world, an immense amount of dung is produced each day. Most of these droppings will evidently disappear, as the world is still green rather than brown. Now a ... more
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Study suggests small asteroid 2024 PT5 likely originated from the Moon
Major component of NASA's NEO Surveyor enters deep space testing
Now That's Ingenuity: First Aircraft Measurement of Winds on Another Planet
