Dragon Ball Super will surely return to the big screens sooner or later. The continuation of the manga version is a strong enough argument that it’s only a matter of time until the anime version comes back as well. The ...
Frieza is not exactly the kind of individual who would give flowers to girls. In fact, he would use every dirty trick in the book to take down his opponent. Any fan of the famous Dragon Ball Z anime knows ...
Lithium-ion batteries are notorious for their inconvenient cold-weather performance, which directly impacts their most significant applications – everything from starting a snowmobile in Alaska to piloting a rover on Mars. Researchers from the Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory ...
Many people don’t like to admit it, but plenty of animals and insects are able to do things that our species can’t. It’s also available for ants, as the little creatures can build astonishingly complex structures. The underground “cities” that ...
A new report shows once again how climate change shapes both the present and future of our planet, triggering the worst-case scenario. This time around, we find about Sweden’s current situation. The country’s tallest mountain peak shrunk a lot in ...
Earth is fueling some underground heat that threatens the Thwaites Glacier, well-known Antarctica’s Doomsday Glacier. Recent research indicates that the atmosphere and the warming ocean are the only culprits dragging Thwaites closer to collapse. Now, the inner Earth is also ...
Half a billion people are relying on coral reefs for food. This can only mean that the marine creatures are astonishingly important for the environment. Corals are fascinating, but they still provide surprises for researchers. According to Gizmodo, a roughly ...
Rainfall was reported for the first time at the summit of Greenland’s ice sheet. But, as intriguing as it might be, researchers worry because this is just another unfortunate milestone in Earth’s ecological unraveling. Now, new data and reports are ...
As per a new report, a massive reservoir that supplies water to tens of millions of people in the Western US is now facing the worst-case scenario. The Colorado basin is at such low levels that people must reduce their ...
A rare natural event occurred in Alaska, as per a new report by NBC. Three volcanoes are currently erupting in the Alaskan chain of Aleutian islands, while two others are rumbling quietly. According to previous reports, it’s been 7 years ...
Plants transformed Earth, and they might have created the environment that supports life as we know it today. More than 500 million years ago, they transformed from algae to land plants, and they managed to cool the temperature on your ...
Asteroid Bennu is a giant in the sky that might represent a danger for future generations of humans. According to scientists, Bennu is expected to come near our planet by the year 2300, and according to many estimations, there is ...
Roughly 8.7 million species currently exist on Earth. It means that the amount of information about them wouldn’t most probably fit in the brain of an average person. There probably are even more species undiscovered, which makes the scenario even ...
Botanists from the University of British Columbia and the University of Wisconsin have all the reasons to be proud of themselves. These folks have discovered in North America a new carnivorous plant known as Triantha occidentalis. The plant makes its ...
Researchers have recently obtained a lost fragment of Stonehenge that was taken back in 1958. Back in 1958, Robert Philips used to be the representative of a drilling company that was working on the restoration of Stonehenge. While the monument ...
Scientists are worried about a possible devastating impact on our planet. Their concerns are tied to the Gulf Stream, as the current poses a risk of collapsing. The stream remains one of the main potential tipping points when it comes ...
A recent USGS (US Geological Survey) report reveals Yellowstone’s current situation: over 1,000 earthquakes were recorded in July. The findings mark the most seismic period in the National Park since June 2017, when more than 1,100 earthquakes rumbled beneath the ...
Cats are known to be pretty smart creatures. They can understand a lot of things, even though they often ignore their owners. Cats even have outstanding long- and short-term memories. According to a new study posted in Trends in Genetics, ...
Scientists managed to eradicate an area of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes by using genetic engineering to make the females infertile, in what the lead researcher referred to as the “game-changer in bringing about malaria elimination.” A team of researchers, under the leadership ...
Scientists have just learn something very interesting about our sun! There are slow-moving waves of plasma on the sun, and they could actually help us understand what’s going on with the star’s magnetic field. NASA’s Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) has ...
La Nina is known for its behavior and the fact that it can’t be controlled. It usually brings abnormal air pressure and warm waters to the Pacific Ocean. A new study found that La Nina rises the carbon export from ...
The worldwide “business as usual” approach to the ongoing problem of climate change has gotten our planet’s “vital signs” to reach record-breaking levels of deterioration, an influential team of scientists reported last Wednesday. They warned that we are about to ...
A new study highlights Earth’s current situation and is worse than we previously imagined. According to a team of scientists from NTU Singapore and Cambridge University, our planet experiences something quite peculiar yet shocking. The slow-motion collisions of tectonic plates ...
How much can the past inform the future? Can we figure out climate change better by analyzing bits of history? An international team of anthropologists, earth scientists, and geographers discusses a new approach called the archaeology of climate change. They ...
Clouds will increase global warming, and we can’t do pretty much anything about it, researchers warn us. New satellite data of Earth’s cloud cover unveils how clouds are very likely to amplify global heating. A team of scientists at Imperial ...