This new human lineage vanished also mated with modern humans

[ad_1] A new study reveals that a new missing human lineage who lived in New Guinea and who has crossed paths with modern humans The genetic differences of this lineage compared to other humans make it a group as distinct as our nearest missing relatives, the Neanderthals and the Denisovans, the scientists added. Although modern … Read more

The black hole image confirms those who have seen the invisible

[ad_1] Black holes are the undisputed titans of the cosmos. These collapsed stars are so dense and massive that even light can not escape their gravitational claws, making them invisible. Do not be afraid: we can now "see the invisible", according to astronomers who unveiled Wednesday the first picture of the black hole and its … Read more

The glaciers of the European Alps could disappear by 2100

[ad_1] A supraglacial pond on the Plaine Morte Glacier, the largest glacier in the European Alps. Credit: Mr. Huss According to new climate models, the glaciers that cover the European Alps could disappear by 2100 if global warming due to human activity increases significantly over the next decades. "In a bad case, everything will be … Read more

Germs Exchange Genes, Even Beyond Tissue Limits, Study Finds

[ad_1] PICTURE: The University of Illinois graduate, Arshan Nasir, and colleagues from Illinois and Korea have studied the genetic exchanges between microorganisms associated with humans. Nasir is now a postdoctoral fellow at Los Alamos … view more Credit: Photo courtesy of Carlos Trujillo from Los Alamos National Laboratory CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – Bacteria in the human … Read more

The first image of a black hole made Katie Bouman a celebrity overnight. Then the Internet trolls came down.

[ad_1] Breaking News Emails Receive last minute alerts and special reports. News and stories that matter, delivered the mornings of the week. SUBSCRIBE April 12, 2019, 9:01 pm GMT By Ben Collins Katie Bouman, a researcher who helped create the first image of a black hole, quickly gained Internet fame on Thursday for her role … Read more

New research supports the volcanic origin of Kiruna iron ores

[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain The origin of Kiruna type iron oxide apatite ores has been the subject of much debate for more than 100 years. In a new article published in Nature Communications, a team of scientists presents unequivocal new data in favor of a magmatic origin of these important iron ores. The study … Read more