Ocean under the earth! Three times more water than on Earth: scientists

Ocean under the earth!  Three times more water than on Earth: scientists

Scientists have discovered that there is an ocean inside the Earth’s crust. Located 400 miles below the Earth’s surface, it lies within a rock called ringwoodite. Just as sponges can absorb and store water, so can ringwoodites. The crystal structure of ring woodite allows for this. A large amount of water can be stored inside … Read more

The Impact of Ocean Heat Waves on Biodiversity and Climate Change

The Impact of Ocean Heat Waves on Biodiversity and Climate Change

The oceans have absorbed 90% of the excess heat produced by carbon pollution from human activities since the beginning of the industrial era. Photo/Down Earth LISBON – Ocean has absorbed 90% of the excess heat generated by carbon pollution from human activities since the beginning of the industrial era. As a result, heat wave the … Read more

New Master’s Programs at University of Macau: Construction Project Management and Smart Ocean Technology

New Master’s Programs at University of Macau: Construction Project Management and Smart Ocean Technology

Original title: Studying in Macau | University of Macau 24Fall has added 2 new master’s programs, accepting applications for Level 6, 4-level and 8-level associate degrees! Currently, the University of Macau has not announced the opening time for 24fall master’s degree applications. However, the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Macau will … Read more

Mini Neptune – The Most Common Exoplanet According to NASA and JWST Findings

Mini Neptune – The Most Common Exoplanet According to NASA and JWST Findings

Wednesday, 16 August 2023 – 14:06 WIB LIVE Techno – Mini Neptune is widespread throughout the Milky Way and is the most common type of exoplanet, according to the Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). GJ 1214b or Gliese 1214b is one of them. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is known to be making progress, … Read more

The Impact of Rising Ocean Temperatures on Shark Behavior and Marine Ecosystems

The Impact of Rising Ocean Temperatures on Shark Behavior and Marine Ecosystems

The temperature of the world’s oceans is getting hotter, it turns out that sharks, which are known as ferocious predators, become easily angry. Photo/Daily Mail LONDON – Temperature ocean in a world that is getting hotter, it turns out to make sharks known as ferocious predators so easily angry. This shows that the rise in … Read more

The Mystery of the Gravity Hole in the Indian Ocean: Scientists Discover its Origins

The Mystery of the Gravity Hole in the Indian Ocean: Scientists Discover its Origins

Jakarta – For years scientists have been confused about the origin of this gravity hole in the Indian Ocean. Recently, however, they have identified the mysterious hole with several conjectures of origin. A gravity hole in the Indian Ocean is a place where the Earth’s gravitational pull is weaker, its mass is lower than usual, … Read more