Science NEWS – 09-14-2024

Australia Expands Its Flora and Fauna Registry with 750 New Species

The Australian government has officially added 750 new species of plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms to its biodiversity list, marking a significant achievement in conservation efforts. Read more.

Investigations Intensify Over Origins of Stonehenge’s Key Component

Recent studies suggest that a significant stone at Stonehenge likely originated from Scotland, leading researchers to delve deeper into its historical context and transport methods. Read more.

Scientists Discover Potentially Hazardous Lifeforms in the Atmosphere

Researchers have uncovered unusual and potentially dangerous lifeforms thriving thousands of feet up in the Earth’s atmosphere, raising concerns about the implications of airborne pathogenic microbes. Read more.

Swallowed Eels Employ Unique Escape Technique

Recent observations reveal that eels have developed an extraordinary method of evading fish predators by slipping through their gills, showcasing their adaptiveness in the aquatic ecosystem. Read more.

New Evidence Links Mega El Niños to Earth’s Worst Extinction Event

Scientific research now suggests that Mega El Niños may have significantly contributed to the Permian mass extinction, a catastrophic event that obliterated 90% of Earth’s species. Read more.

Mystery of Mega-Tsunami that Shook the Earth Solved

Scientists have finally unraveled the mystery behind a colossal 650-foot mega-tsunami that created vibrations felt around the globe for nine days, illuminating it as a significant geological phenomenon. Read more.

Puzzling Red Dots Observed in James Webb Telescope Images

Researchers remain intrigued by numerous ‘little red dots’ captured in images from the James Webb Space Telescope, with ongoing analysis to determine their cosmic significance. Read more.

Revisiting the Great Dying Event Through New Research

A recent study sheds light on the causes of the Great Dying, the most catastrophic extinction event, by proposing new theories linked to environmental circumstances. Read more.

AI Chatbots Effectively Combat Conspiracy Theories

Recent findings show that AI-driven chatbots are proving effective in changing people’s beliefs regarding conspiracy theories, highlighting their potential role as tools for truth. Read more.

Concerns Rise Over H5N1 Bird Flu Spread as Seasons Change

Experts warn that the United States is entering a riskier period regarding the spread of H5N1 bird flu, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and preventive measures. Read more.