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  • DNA study 'fills gaps' in Indigenous Americans' ancestry May 17, 2025
    A recent genetic study has successfully traced the migration patterns of prehistoric humans from Asia to the Americas, shedding light on the ancestral origins of underrepresented Indigenous groups. Researchers analyzed genomes from various ethnic groups, revealing genetic connections and divisions among early settlers.
  • Ice theft in Antarctica: A glacier stealing ice from its neighbour, raising sea levels, as well as concerns May 17, 2025
    Scientists have discovered "ice piracy" in Antarctica, where glaciers are stealing ice from their neighbors at an alarming rate. Kohler East Glacier is redirecting ice flow from Kohler West Glacier, causing it to slow down. This rapid shift, observed via satellite, contributes to sea-level rise, forcing a reevaluation of sea-level rise predictions. […]
  • Vast hydrogen reserves discovered in Earth’s crust could power the planet for 170,000 years May 17, 2025
    A recent study reveals vast reserves of natural hydrogen within Earth's continental crust, can potentially supply clean energy for 170,000 years. This discovery, led by researchers from multiple universities, could revolutionise global energy systems by offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. The focus is now on developing methods to locate […]
  • Indian astronaut Sudhanshu Shukla to grow superfoods in space, a significant step towards space agriculture May 17, 2025
    Group Captain Sudhanshu Shukla is set to embark on the Axiom Mission-4 to the ISS in 2025, a collaborative effort involving NASA, ISRO, and ESA. He will conduct experiments on growing green gram and fenugreek seeds in microgravity. This research aims to develop sustainable food solutions for long-duration space missions, advancing India's role in space […]
  • 'Alpha predator' sharks and humans clash on an Israeli beach May 17, 2025
    A fatal shark attack in Hadera, Israel, has sparked concerns about human-wildlife conflict. The sharks are drawn to the area by warm water from a power station, leading to increased interaction with swimmers. Despite warnings and a previous deadly incident, people continue to enter the water, often disturbing the sharks.

 

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