02-January-2024 - news

Researchers in Colombia have discovered a rare bird that is half male and half female, with the typical plumage of all species. This is only the second sighting of such a bird in a hundred years. Dogs with brown eyes are considered more splendid by humans compared to wolves with yellow eyes. A volcanic eruption occurred in Iceland after weeks of earthquakes. Nightmares can be an emotional escape and may help us confront traumas and phobias. Miners in North Dakota found a mammoth tusk, part of the biggest collection of mammoth skeleton ever found in the state. Recent microbial discoveries challenge our view of life on Earth. Earth's inner core may be reversing its rotation. One in nine bird species have been lost, double the previous estimate. A chemical reaction known as palladium-catalyzed close coupling has potential for scientific discoveries. Honey productivity of bees has decreased due to climatic conditions, soil productivity, and the use of herbicides. Hello, good morning from Cosmo Radio. Welcome to our monthly space of science news. Here there are the news of January, edited by our bilingual students of second essence. A group of researchers has found in Colombia a rare specimen of green-green honeydew, Dilorophane spica, half male and half female, that have the typical plumage of all species. The second sighting of such a bird was the first in a hundred years, according to the research. I found this information in El Mundo and it's from the 5th of January of 2024. Hello, I'm Hugo and I will talk about the brown color of the eyes of the dogs. A group of scientists has discovered that facial images of dogs with brown eyes are more splendid than the world. Most dogs have brown eyes because humans only see them. Humans think that the dogs with brown eyes are more splendid and less splendid than wolves, whose eye color is usually yellow. The eruption of a volcano in Iceland, El Pais, 19th of December, 2023. A volcanic eruption began this Monday, 18th of December, at night in the north of Grendavík, in Iceland, after weeks of earthquakes that forced the population of Iceland's second city to evacuate. The eruption began around 10 p.m. with several previous earthquakes, some of them before, and has generated explosive emissions of lava towards an already completely red sky. The eruption has stopped, but the lava continues to flow through an abysmal crust. Good evening, probably you've ever wondered why do we have nightmares. The answer could be an emotional escape in which we learn to confront our traumas and phobias. According to some experts, nowadays the most repeated nightmares are tooth loss, seeing yourself falling into the void, forgetting something really important, or suffering a violence attack. All of these dreams are sometimes produced because of the stress or medication to treat diseases such as Alzheimer's or drug constriction, and they normally happen in the first part of the night. Although, other experts also think that bad dreams could be positive because they can help us to process some intense experiences that happen during the day. ABC, 31st December, 2023. Miners in North Dakota find a mammoth tusk in the ground by Jack Dura, January 7th, 2024. Two workers in a mine in Beulah, North Dakota noticed that there was something in the ground. They ignored it, but later one worker investigated and realized they had unearthed a mammoth tusk. The tusk is part of a collection of over 20 bones. That's the biggest collection of mammoth skeleton ever found in North Dakota. The mining company is planning to donate the bones to the state for educational purposes. Info found at this article. Recent microbial discoveries are challenging our view of life on Earth. It appeared in moss which found in sultans of Germany. They have a great resemblance to flying saucers. He is making a study of the Technical University of Darmstadt. The sprouted vines start off their typically larger victims by closing down on them. The photos are taken by Sebastian Hecht, Javier Roque. Earth's inner core may be reversing its rotation. The earth's earth may have temporarily stopped spinning relative to the Monday and Christ in 20th century. Now the inner core may be reversing its spin as part of a cycle that occurs every year. Major extinctions. 23rd of December of 2023. Center for Ecology and Hydrology in the UK. Scientists say that one in nine bird species have been lost over time. Double the estimate. About 1,400 types of birds have disappeared, increasing the current biodiversity crisis and as a consequence of human activity. Hello, I'm Cesar and I'm presenting mid-year lab partner concept. ANIA has planned, designed and executed a chemical reaction known as palladium-catalyzed close copy. This reaction gave his inventors the 2010 Nobel Prize of Chemistry. This idea can be productively used to increase the number of scientific discoveries. At first, core scientists had simple tasks such as make a robotic liquid handler machine dispense colored liquids into a crate containing 96 small wheels aligned in a grid. After that, they introduced to the IAEA more types of robotic equipment. The IAEA final exam was to put its assignment module and training together to fulfill the exam. To fulfill the team's exam command to perform Suzuki and Sonogashira reactions or palladium catalyzed close copy. The IAEA passent exam perfect. For many years, the honey productivity of bees has decreased and no one knows why. After several studies, the investigators come to a conclusion. Climatic conditions and soil productivity were some of the most important factors when estimating honey yield. The main author, Gabriela Kinlan, was inspired by this comment. Bees just can't make honey like they used to. Together with Cristina Gruzinger, the co-author, discovered that the lack of flowers was a worrying factor for beekeepers. This was due to the use of herbicides that destroy them. 6.0 January 4th of 2024. And this is all for today. We meet again next month. Thanks for your attention.