Earth Science
Water From a Rain of Dry Pebbles: Hydrogen May Have Made Earth’s Oceans
New experiments show that dry silicate pebbles falling through Earth's hot hydrogen atmosphere could have generated the planet's water through...
Hidden Seawater Intrusions Double Thwaites Glacier’s Projected Sea-Level Rise
A new observation-constrained ice-sheet model shows that kilometer-scale seawater intrusions at Thwaites Glacier's grounding zone double its projected sea-level contribution...
Snow Creep Experiments Reveal Two Temperature Regimes That Models Have Missed
Controlled creep experiments on single snow samples reveal two distinct temperature regimes of snow viscoplasticity, with a stronger temperature sensitivity...
A Vast Steppe Crosses a Climate Tipping Point Into Heat and Drought
New research in Nature Geoscience shows that the Western Eurasian Steppe has undergone an abrupt, human-influenced regime shift toward hotter...
Losing Water and Paving Cities Drive the Fastest Urban Heat Warming, Satellite Study Finds
A two-decade satellite analysis of 100 global cities shows that losing water bodies and expanding impervious surfaces amplify urban extreme...
Hidden Half of the Forest: New Map Charts China’s Fine Roots Down to Two Meters
Scientists have built the first high-resolution map of fine root biomass across China, resolving root distribution layer by layer down...
China’s New EPICC Air Quality Model Rivals Global Giants in Landmark Head-to-Head Test
A year-long, nationwide comparison shows China's newly released EPICC-Model matching or beating CAMx and CMAQ at simulating summer ozone peaks...
Transparent Tsunami Walls Nearly Match Concrete Giants in Japanese Coastal Test
New simulations of tsunami defences in Kesennuma, Japan, show that a transparent, community-informed barrier system can achieve protection within 10...
Financial Fingerprints: New Study Maps Risk and Performance in Vietnamese Industry
A new study of 135 Vietnamese listed industrial firms uses compositional data analysis, clustering, and principal component analysis to show...
Solar-Powered Robot Boat Uses AI to Monitor Water Quality in the Amazon in Near Real Time
A solar-powered autonomous vessel equipped with AI has demonstrated near-real-time water quality monitoring across a 10-kilometer route in Brazil's Belo...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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