New: popularsteemAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krzzanhive-185836steemhive-183959hive-180932uncommonlabhive-166405photographybitcoinhive-188619hive-150122hive-145157lifehive-183397hive-144064hive-113376krsuccesshive-109690hive-101145hive-139150hive-193637hive-193186TrendingNewHotLikerstanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • last yearScientists map optimal crop yield with minimal environmental impactA group of scientists at University of Cambridge has created a map demonstrating the ideal locations for cultivating the world's most critical food crops to increase their productivity while…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • last yearSunflowers are highly nutritious food source for beesA recent investigation conducted by experts from the University of Massachusetts Amherst suggests that the prickly pollen derived from sunflower plants can reduce the prevalence of a frequently…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • last yearTree ring analysis reveals 2021's heat wave as the hottest in over a millennium: studyAccording to a study conducted by Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory , an examination of tree rings in western North America has revealed that the heat wave experienced in the…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • last yearPlastic contamination is so severe that it forms as “rock”A team of scientists recently found rocks made of plastic on an isolated island off the coast of Brazil. This discovery is comparable to a previous one from 2014 , which reported melted plastic…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoCarbon retention is impacted by deep ocean wave turbulenceA study by the University of Cambridge has demonstrated that the ocean's capacity to retain carbon can be disrupted by enormous waves that occur underwater. These waves result in turbulence…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoPlants adapt to global warming by blooming larger flowers to attract pollinatorsThe University of Michigan researchers have found that global warming is causing Spring to arrive earlier, which could negatively impact plant-pollinator relationships. They discovered that some…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoZoo animals act differently during the Covid-19 lockdown periodDuring the course of the coronavirus pandemic, we were all required to adapt, including the zoo animals who no longer had the regular flow of visitors passing by each day. A recent study examined…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoChildren's mathematical abilities are correlated with particular genetic variationsA recent study has found genetic variations that are closely linked with children's mathematical abilities. This research is one of the initial studies to investigate different types of math skills…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoCovid-19 patients may find it more difficult to recognize facesIt is widely acknowledged that Covid-19 can result in various neurological issues, such as brain fog. However, recent research by Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire has discovered that…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoOur stomach acid may become more potent out of disgust and fearIt appears that during times of fear or disgust, evolution has determined that the optimal response is to reduce the pH level in the gut, thereby increasing its acidity. A team of researchers from…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoGlobal warming is threatening the world's coffee industry, according to researchMillions of individuals globally rely on coffee crops as a crucial revenue stream, yet with impending climate changes, coffee plantations face the risk of perishing or not flourishing. Coffee plants…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoBees improve dancing by observing peersThe renowned waggle dance of honey bees is a method they employ to inform their hive mates of a profitable food source they have discovered. This dance encompasses various aspects that signify the…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoRevival of wind-powered cargo ships to reduce carbon emissionsSince the ancient times, sailing has played a significant role in the development of civilizations as people navigated oceans to settle in new areas or engage in trade. However, the steam engine and…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoOur sense of time is influenced by our heart rate, according to researchFor many years, people have speculated about how the heart affects our perception of time, but there hasn't been much concrete evidence to support this theory. However, a group of scientists from…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoPlants transmit memories to their offspring to ensure their survivalAccording to a research article published by Cell Press , plant specialists explain the mechanism by which plants employ epigenetic reminiscences to adapt to changes in climate. These plants keep…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoBalloon tourism to experience Earth from an astronaut's perspectiveA Japanese startup is seeking potential customers willing to pay approximately $175,000 for a balloon-based capsule ride lasting several hours, which will ascend to a height of up to 15 miles (25…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoResearchers develop the world's tiniest remote-controlled robotThe research team at Northwestern University has created a minuscule walking robot that measures only 0.5 mm in width and is capable of bending, twisting, crawling, walking, turning, and even…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoHuman attempts to stop rivers from flooding can end up being more hazardous than beneficialThe Yellow River, China's second-largest river , courses for thousands of kilometers until it empties into the Bohai Sea in the province of Shandong. Recent research has demonstrated that people…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoEurasian woodcock has the brightest white feathers, according to researchBirds that are active during the day use colorful feathers to communicate, while those active at night have less vibrant appearances and communicate through sound or chemicals. However, some of…tanveer741 (68)in hive-109160 • 2 years agoThis AI-powered free app can identify bird species by sound recognitionResearchers have developed the BirdNET app , which is a free tool available for Android and iOS devices that can identify over 3,000 types of most common bird sounds. The app aims to make it…
