NewsBulukumba – Planet Earth not completely controlled by dinosaurs in its era but there are alsoregime flower‘ millions of years ago. Reported by WartaBulukumba.com from Science alert on Saturday 8 January 2022, according to a 2021 paper, evolution plant flowering has set off an explosion diversity life from Planet Earth. Most of the plant what … Read more
The James Webb Space Telescope will launch in late December. REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA — The James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful space observatory ever built, will finally launch in late December after decades of waiting. Reporting from Sciencealert, Sunday (12/12), here are five things you need to know about: space telescope James Webb. Giant golden … Read more
Jakarta – On December 27, 1831, Charles Darwin sailing aboard the HMS Beagle. His original destination was South America. The dark journey became one of the important journeys in the origin of ideas Darwin’s theory. How’s the story? Darwin’s theory of evolution is summarized in his book, On the Origin of Species in 1859. This … Read more
THE ANGELS – Writer and brain scientist from the Los Angeles Natural History Museum JM Stibel said that the size of the human brain has greatly diminished in the last 50,000 years. The results of research written in the journal Brain, Behavior and Evolution, JM Stibel reveal the fact that brain size has been reduced … Read more
Nationalgeographic.co.id—If you ever wonder and wonder why there is hair growing near anus You, you don’t have to worry about this condition. This is a common condition experienced by humans, not a disorder. Hair that grows near anus You are commonly referred to as ass hair. In general, there are certain parts of the human … Read more
science daily – Bowfish (Bowfin Fish) – Nationalgeographic.co.id—Fish ancient Known as the bowfin, this is one of the longest-living animals on earth, it has kept a genetic secret that may help unravel history. evolution man. Michigan State Researcher Ingo Braasch and Andrew Thompson solve some of those secrets. Leading a project involving more than two … Read more
Site/National Geographic Team – Cenderawasih—family Paradisaeidae. The feathers of this Papuan bird have some of the darkest black pigment in the world. To attract a mate, they flip over a part of their back feathers called their cloak and dance in a semicircle. – Nationalgeographic.co.id—Bird and mammal have a better chance of survival than climate … Read more
Nationalgeographic.co.id—Recent research by marine biologists offers an answer to a hitherto unsolved fundamental puzzle. The question is: why some fish warm blooded, while most of fish cold-blooded? What are the advantages of form evolution this? This study provides some of the first direct evidence of an evolutionary advantage for fish–fish warm blooded. In addition, the … Read more
Parkinson’s is an especially complicated disease and not only for the patient, but also for his relatives. That is why there are countless celebrities who have made this complication public in order to raise awareness. This is the case of Helen Mirren, Robin Williams or Michael J. Fox. – The Parkinson it is one of … Read more
1971yes/Getty Images/iStockphoto – Ancient human illustration – Nationalgeographic.co.id – Puzzle related studies evolution human ancestry continues. Previously, it was reported that apart from genes, it was culture that greatly contributed to human evolution. Now, scientists from the University of Cambridge are proposing a new theory that there is an ability cognitive that evolved in an … Read more