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As telescopes have become more developed and strong, stargazers have had the option of identifying an ever increasing number of far-off worlds. These are probably the earliest worlds to take

Astronomy

Research on the Moon’s Magnetic Crust Leads Scientists to Disprove Long-Held Theory

Astronomy Article

Scientists now understand how and why the Moon's crust is magnetized thanks to new multinational study, thus "debunking" one of

Environment

Research indicates a need to enhance prediction of Arctic melt ponds.

Environment Article

New exploration shows two generally utilized PC models that foresee summer soft lake development on ocean ice incredibly misjudge their

Environment

The United Nations has called for bold action to protect the oceans.

Environment Article

World pioneers should do other things to safeguard the seas. A significant United Nations meeting closed on Friday, focusing on

Earth Sciences

Scientists decipher and catalog the various sources of the Earth’s minerals.

Earth Sciences Article

A 15-year focus on driven by the Carnegie Institution for Science subtleties the beginnings and variety of each and every

Astronomy

The Moon’s Magnetic Fields Are the Remains of a Former Core Dynamo

Astronomy Article

Currently, it cannot be observed from Earth that the moon has an interior magnetic field. On its surface, there are isolated areas with a magnetic field that is extraordinarily powerful

Astronomy