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US workers who work remotely friendly jobs are working from home almost half the time five years after the pandemic began
Credit: Katlinboroughtssova of Pexels Five years after the Covid-19 pandemic disrupts office life, the American workplace has settled into a new rhythm. Remotely friendly employees now spend an average of 2.3 days each week at home. This is a research team that tracks remote employment. And looking at all workers, not only remotely friendly positions, they work remotely 1.4 days…
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Environment
New discoveries dated the overdrill of Los Chocoyos 79,500 years ago, indicating that the Earth bounced back within decades
Geochemical analysis of major oxides of coretephra debris in ice and marine sediments analyzed analysis correlated with LCY ash. Credit: Communications Earth & Environment (2025). doi:10.1038/s43247-025-02095-6 An international team of Earth and Life scientists, hydrologists, chemists and physicists have found evidence that overdrilling of Los Chocoyos occurred about 79,500 years ago, and that the planet bounced back from its chilling…
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Science
New research reveals the structure of violent winds 1,300 light years away
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Planet WASP-121B is extreme. It is a gas giant nearly twice the size of Jupiter, orbiting around very close to the stars, nearly 50 times more than the Earth does around the Sun. The WASP-121B is so close to that star that it locked its rotation with a “resonance.” Planets always show the same face to…
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Space & Cosmos
60 years ago: Ranger August photos help you choose your Apollo site
A site that impacts Rangers 7, 8, and 9. Credit: NASA/JPL Before Apollo astronauts stepped onto the moon, much was known about the lunar surface. Most scientists believed that the moon had a solid surface supporting the astronauts and their landers, but they believed that it was covered with a deep layer of dust that engulfed visitors. Until 1964, no…
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Environment
Rainfall in Arabia was five times more extreme 400 years ago
Brinepools are one of the most extreme environments on the planet, but despite their high salt content, exotic chemistry, complete lack of oxygen, these pools are full of life and unique in the Earth’s rainfall patterns We provide a record of the Credit:AceanXPlorer New research reconstructing extreme rainfall in Arabia reveals that the area’s rainfall is five times as extreme…
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Earth
Atmosphere Rivers describe the atypical years of El Niño and La Niña
Credit: NOAA GOES-WEST El Niño and La Niña are climatic phenomena associated with wet, dry winter conditions in the southwestern United States, respectively. However, in 2023, La Niña year was found to be very wet in the southwest rather than dry. A new study from scientists at the Oceanography Institute in San Diego, California found that atmospheric rivers account for…
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Other Sciences
The fossil skull that shook the world – the complex colonial legacy of Townfind 100 years later
Australopithecus africanus specimens discovered in South Africa, 2.1 million years ago, are cast in three parts: endocrine, face and mandibles of children in the town. Collection from the University of Witwatersland (Institute of Evolutionary Research) in Johannesburg, South Africa. Sterkfontein Cave, Hominid Fossil. Credit: Didier Descouins via Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0 Here’s how the story of a town’s children is…
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Earth
The initiative calls for global collaboration to rebuild the climate of the past 100 million years
An overview of techniques for creating and improving age models for geological records and their use in paleoclimate reconstruction. Credits: Paleomarine and Paleoclimate (2024). doi:10.1029/2024PA004932 The Times is the title of the International Team project, an acronym for “Time Integrated Matrix for Earth Sciences.” The idea behind it is to launch a global program with the aim of synchronizing age…
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Biology
Fossils show gum trees that have been tracked for millions of years
The injury of the fossil eucalyptus insect mines from the Lagunadel Hanko on the left matches the center and the mining mining of modern eucalyptus samples in Australia on the right. Credit: L. Alejandro Giraldo How long do insects eat leaves eat their favorite food? According to Pennsylvania researchers, perhaps the opposite of the world has found insects on fossil…
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Biology
According to the survey, India doubles the population of tigers in 10 years and praises conservation efforts.
Tigers can be seen on April 12, 2015 at Lantan Boa National Park in Sawai Mado Hopp, India. India protects large cats from poaching and habitat losses, securing sufficient prey, reducing human and wild disputes, and increasing the level of living in the community near the tiger area for more than 10 years. Double the population. According to the State…
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