Science

First direct evidence of ocean mixing through the Gulf Stream

The “Triaxus” towing platform makes its way through the rough surface of the ocean during a storm. By towing such a platform with monitoring instruments through the water, changing its depth into a ‘yo-yo’ pattern as it traveled, the scientists created high-resolution snapshots of how a dye released upstream evolved …

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Brazil is open to everything except masks.

The old town was busy on Monday afternoon, the first day of a new phase of large-scale reopening of Brazil’s largest city. Shoppers were on the streets and in stores, sellers were pushing watermelon carts and other wares, and everything around them were sounds of human activity, not back to …

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Strange pink snow in the Italian Alps could be a red flag

Pink Snow as seen on Presena Glacier. Miguel Medina / Getty Images Pink snow, also called “watermelon snow,” appeared on the Presena glacier in northern Italy, according to researcher Biagio Di Mauro of the Institute for Polar Sciences of the National Research Council of Italy. While it’s not uncommon for …

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