New solar sailing technology for NASA
Researchers is taking solar sailing to the next level with advanced photonic materials. This new class of materials could be used to steer reflected...
New battery could store wind and solar electricity affordably and at room temperature
A new type of flow battery that involves a liquid metal more than doubled the maximum voltage of conventional flow batteries and could lead...
Rapid cloud clearing phenomenon could provide another piece of climate puzzle
Researchers have described rapid and dramatic clearing of low cloud cover off the southwest coast of Africa. This newly observed phenomenon could help climatologists...
New particles are formed also in the polluted air of major cities
Researchers have discovered a mechanism that leads to atmospheric new particle formation in megacities.
Deep-diving scientists say shallow reefs can’t rely on twilight zone systems for recovery
A team of highly trained scientific divers explored Pacific and western Atlantic reefs to test a widely held hypothesis that climate-stressed life from shallow...
Learning from ‘little monsters’
By studying deep and shallow water zones of streams and their resident invertebrates, researcher reveals mysteries of fresh water life.
In a warming climate, Arctic geese are rushing north
As Arctic temperatures continue to rise, migratory barnacle geese have responded by speeding up their 3,000-kilometer migration in order to reach their destination more...
From cradle to grave: Factors that shaped evolution
This study brings us closer to knowing the complex interactions between topography and climate change, and how these factors influence the evolutionary histories and...
Vast majority of Americans support Endangered Species Act despite increasing efforts to curtail it
Roughly four out of five Americans support the Endangered Species Act, and only one in 10 oppose it, found a survey of 1,287 Americans....
Deepwater Horizon oil spill: Oil biodegradation inhibited in deep-sea sediments
Degradation rates of oil were slower in the dark and cold waters of the depths of the Gulf of Mexico than at surface conditions,...




















