Earth Science
Bat Guano Minerals Reveal a Surprisingly Easy Way to Lose Their Water
A multi-analytical study shows that guano-derived taranakite transforms into the rare cave mineral francoanellite at low activation energy, driven by...
AI Listens for Disasters: New Network Tells Volcanoes and Earthquakes Apart from Human Noise
A new parallel AI network called Infra-Net uses multi-view wavelet scattering features and confidence-based fusion to distinguish natural hazard infrasound...
AI Dataset Spots Millions of Ocean Eddies Daily From Space
A new deep-learning dataset called PhyEddy-Net fuses satellite altimetry, vorticity, and sea surface temperature data to detect 36.7 million ocean...
Landfill Leachate Is Quietly Poisoning Groundwater Near an Indian Holy City
A two-year study of a Varanasi landfill finds that heavy metals from leachate have pushed nearby groundwater into the very...
Azerbaijan’s Mud Volcanoes Creep Like Glaciers, Reshaping Landscapes and Threatening Infrastructure
Satellite imagery reveals that nearly forty percent of Azerbaijan's surveyed mud volcanoes have kilometre-scale flows creeping slowly downslope like glaciers,...
New Ocean Model Tracks Light in Three Streams to Simulate Black Sea Ecosystems
Scientists have integrated a high-resolution three-stream radiative transfer model into the NEMO ocean framework and demonstrated in the Black Sea...
Microbial Physiology, Not Just Enzymes, Drives Nitrous Oxide Isotope Signatures
New research shows that nitrous oxide isotope fingerprints from denitrifying bacteria vary dramatically with growth conditions and enzyme dynamics, challenging...
Wetlands, Health and Water: Why the Ramsar Convention Holds the Key to SDG 6
A new PLOS Water analysis of Ramsar COP15 outcomes argues that integrating freshwater biodiversity with public health and WASH systems...
Auroral Arcs Reveal First Observations of ULF Waves Driving Ion Upflow
For the first time, scientists have directly observed ultra-low frequency waves in Earth's magnetosphere driving ions upward from the polar...
Hidden Layers Beneath Argentina’s Lerma Valley Reveal a Crust Split in Two
A thirteen-station seismic network has revealed a layered, north-south divided crust beneath Argentina's Lerma Valley, mapping the Moho, a mid-crustal...
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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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