[ad_1] The seven planets of TRAPPIST-1 are about the size of the Earth and three of them – the planets labeled e, f, and g – would be in its habitable zone. …
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Biotoxins derived from the proliferation of marine algae alter the development of zooplankton and the oceanic food web
[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain Researchers from the University of Barcelona, in collaboration with a team from Zoological Station Anton Dohrn (Italy), have analyzed the impact of diatom algae on the development …
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[ad_1] Jellyfish float across the ocean like drones from the sea. Their simple nature makes them a natural muse for robot engineers who build devices capable of sneaking into tight spaces, to …
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[ad_1] More than 80% of the Earth's oceans are still unexplored. But researchers like Alan Jamieson and Thomas Linley are working to change that. By joining an expedition in the Atacama Trench, …
Read More »Complex organic bubbles from the depths of the oceanic world Enceladus
[ad_1] Credit: European Space Agency Data from the Cassini International Probe revealed complex organic molecules from Saturn's icy moon, Enceladus, reinforcing the idea that this oceanic world is home to conditions conducive …
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