Drought reveals Spanish Stonehenge lost | Earth

[ad_1] <! – -> This image shows the remains of stones erected as of July 28, 2019, having been submerged since the 1960s. Image via NASA's Earth Observatory. After 50 years underwater, the Guadalperal Dolmen in Spain, a circle of 150 stones erected since 7000 years, is back on the mainland, thanks to the record … Read more

International Space Station: Watch the incredible moment when astronauts dock at the ISS | Science | New

[ad_1] The crew of Expedition 61 of the International Space Station moored at the ISS on Wednesday, September 25, after six hours of flight. The exciting journey began around 2:57 am (9:47 am Eastern) with the take-off of the Russian Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. The launch marked a historic moment for spaceflight, as the first … Read more

Extreme exercise could blunt the brain, according to a study

[ad_1] By Steven Reinberg HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, September 26, 2019 (HealthDay News) – A new study says excessive exercise can tire your brain. The results show that despite the benefits of endurance sports, an excessive training load can have adverse effects on your brain, French researchers said. "Our findings draw attention to the fact that … Read more

Scared scientists in front of a very large planet orbiting a very small star

[ad_1] WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Scientists express their surprise after discovering a solar system 30 light-years from Earth that defies any understanding of the planet's formation, with a large planet resembling Jupiter orbiting around a star tiny called red dwarf. An artistic impression of the giant gas planet GJ 3512b orbiting its red dwarf host star, … Read more

Black Hole Collisions: Three Supermassive Black Holes Are About To Crush | Science | New

[ad_1] The unexpected trio of black holes has been discovered through many observations of the universe, including NASA's Chandra X-Ray observatory. Astronomers originally wanted to study pairs of black holes, but were pleasantly surprised to find three people so close to each other. The three black holes are supermassive, which means that they are hundreds … Read more

First signs of life: microbial remains found in ancient rocks

[ad_1] Scientists have discovered exceptionally preserved microbial remains in some of the oldest rocks on Earth in Western Australia – a major breakthrough in the field, offering clues to the origin of life on Earth. UNSW researchers have discovered the organic matter contained in stromatolites – fossilized microbial structures – from the former Dresser Formation … Read more