Shahinflipped into Climate Change/Climate CrisisThe Arctic Two new studies substantially advance understanding of currents that help regulate climate phys.org - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution As the planet warms, significant questions have arisen regarding the impacts of rising temperatures on the ocean circulation that helps regulate …
Mediumflipped into The Best of MediumGlobal Warming How Global Warming Could Lead to More Global Warming Medium - Yasmin Tayag A new paper warns of increased climate change due to melting sea ice A new paper, published in the journal Nature Communications on Tuesday, warns that …
AvatarUm, actually...flipped into Science!Science Study shows how tiny compartments could have preceded cells phys.org - Emily Ayshford One of the most important questions in science is how life began on Earth. One theory is that wet-dry cycling on the early Earth—whether through …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCoronavirus (Covid-19) Fig. 1: Overall structure of CV30 Fab in complex with SARS-CoV-2 RBD and kinetics of glCV30. | Nature Communications nature.com a Structure is shown in cartoon with surface representation shown in transparency. CV30 heavy chain is shown in dark blue and light chain in light …
DPReview.comflipped into Photography NewsPhotography Researchers create 100 billion FPS 3D camera with lens that mimics human eyes dpreview.com - Brittany Hillen A study recently published in Nature Communications details the creation of an ultra-fast 3D camera capable of recording at 100 billion frames per …
Derek Evansflipped into The Big MeltGlobal Warming Ice loss due to warming leads to warming due to ice loss: A vicious circle phys.org - Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research The loss of huge ice masses can contribute to the warming that is causing this loss and further risks. A new study now quantifies this feedback by …
