I have seen this year One of the driest summers everMost of the country is still officially a drought. Millions of people in England are subject to a water hose ban Due to the lack of water, the levels of reservoirs and rivers remained low. The solution to this? People must flood their gardens and … Read more
It is endlessly amazing that the UK is able to hold a state funeral with only 10 days’ notice, complete with gun salutes, leaders of the free world, and a procession of some 4,000 soldiers marching in time to a single pendulum. Beat… Still, ask a train operator to do something seemingly simple like take … Read more
Infrared image of Jupiter’s northern hemisphere as seen by Jerram. attributed to him: natural astronomy (2022). DOI: 10.1038 / s41550-022-01774-0 A team of multi-institutional space scientists in the United States, working with a colleague from Italy and one from France, used modeling to partly explain the resilience of hurricanes orbiting around Jupiter’s poles. In their … Read more
Rhino behavior chaos They are called “unicorns of the sea” rhinoceros (Monodon Monoceros) are small whales found in the Arctic and famous for their long, single tusks. Narwhals are one of the most endangered species in the Arctic due to climate change, human activity and predation by invasive species – which is why it is … Read more
This is an opinion piece written by Bart George, a wildlife biologist and hunter in Northeast Washington. For another perspective, read “The Trophy Hunting That Leads Away from would-be hunters” by Professor and author Paul Lindholt. When it comes to wildlife management and hunting, I cannot go into poetic poetry, quote Shakespeare, or ponder philosophical … Read more
Are you ready for a blast of desert sunshine? Whitehall officials discuss a £18bn plan to harness solar and wind power in the African Sahara that could cut British homeowners bills Spectacular plans to install nearly 12 million solar panels and 530 wind turbines The generated power can be transported across the vast desert of … Read more
In December 2020, a small landing capsule brought rocky particles from the asteroid Ryugu to Earth’s material from the beginnings of our solar system. In December 2020, a small landing capsule brought rocky particles from the asteroid Ryugu to Earth’s material from the beginnings of our solar system. The Japanese space probe Hayabusa 2 collected … Read more
Europlanet Media Center A panoramic view of the upper atmosphere temperatures of Jupiter, 1,000 km above the cloud tops. Jupiter appears above the visible image of the context. In this shot, the auroral region (near the North Pole, in yellow/white) appears to have cast a massive planetary-scale heating wave toward the equator. This feature is … Read more
New research may explain why some people with COVID-19 develop only mild flu-like symptoms, while others develop severe illness that can lead to death. This may be the most baffling problem with COVID: While some infected individuals experience only mild flu-like symptoms, others[{” attribute=””>COVID-19 can spiral into severe disease, disability, and even death. A new … Read more
Orphaned children’s birds and poisoned seagulls. Small squirrels were picked up by cats. Skunks are caught in bear traps. wild animals In trouble like this across the peninsula – if they are lucky – they will eventually find their way to one of the few wildlife rescue centers across the region. Facilities like the Peninsula … Read more
