[ad_1] Scientists recently found the complete fossil of a shark that used to rule the oceans about 93 million years ago. The findings based on the remains of a strange species of shark officially known as “Aquilolamna milarcae” were published in the journal Science on Thursday. Vertebrate paleontologist and lead …
Read More »Cretaceous plankton-eating shark had long wing-shaped fins | Paleontology
[ad_1] A new species of shark with thin and hypertrophied pectoral fins has been identified from fossilized remains discovered in northern Mexico. Reconstruction of life of Aquilolamna milarcae. Image credit: Oscar Sanisidro. The recently identified species of shark, called Aquilolamna milarcae, swam in the oceans of the Upper Cretaceous, approximately …
Read More »Capitalism is what will defeat Covid
[ad_1] Here is the paradox of this pandemic moment: Big corporations are political villains, ridiculed by the left and the right. However, the main, and perhaps only, reason why the scourge of Covid-19 is on the decline is the vaccines developed by Big Pharma. Few are more aware of this …
Read More »Oumuamua Space Oddity Likely a Piece of a Pluto-Like World, Scientists Say | Space
[ad_1] The first known interstellar visitor to our solar system is neither a comet nor an asteroid as was first suspected and looks nothing like a cigar. A new study says the mysterious object is likely a remnant of a Pluto-like world and is shaped like a cookie. Astronomers from …
Read More »Moderna and IBM Partner on COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Chain, Distribution Data Exchange
[ad_1] The companies intend to explore technologies, including artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the hybrid cloud, that could help support smarter management of the COVID-19 vaccine. “data-credit =” Image: iStock / gopixa “> Image: iStock / gopixa To paraphrase “Jaws”: we need a larger distribution. In a timely move, IBM and …
Read More »Samsung’s cheapest Galaxy A phones take center stage at Unpacked
[ad_1] Samsung’s Galaxy A series includes the A51. Sarah Tew / CNET Samsung tends to use its flashy Unpacked events to showcase the newest high-end devices on its Galaxy S, galaxy note Y Galaxy Z phone families. But it is the company’s mid-range A series, which last year started at …
Read More »On the International Space Station, scientists found new species of bacteria
[ad_1] The scientists genetically analyzed the microbes collected from inside the International Space Station. They looked at samples collected from an air filter, a research station, and the dining room table. Three samples revealed a species of bacteria that had not been seen before on Earth. See more stories on …
Read More »Researchers develop a digital model of the Antikythera mechanism
[ad_1] LONDON ENGLAND-Living science reports that researchers at University College London believe they have created a digital model of the complete Antikythera mechanism. An estimated one-third of the 2,100-year-old corroded brass device was discovered in 1900 in a Roman shipwreck off the coast of the Greek island of Antikythera. Its …
Read More »Ethiopia’s Segenet Kelemu Among the Innovative Scientists You Need to Know About in Tadias Magazine
[ad_1] After watching a near-biblical swarm of locusts destroy crops in his Ethiopian village, Segenet Kelemu turned to science and changed the world. Segenet, who studied plant and genetic pathology at Montana State, Kansas State, and Cornell University in the US, now heads the International Center for Insect Physiology and …
Read More »Tributes come to the father of the cassette tape – Science & Tech
[ad_1] The tributes came on Friday after Dutch engineer Lou Ottens, who is credited with inventing the audiotape and helping create the compact disc, died at the age of 94. Created by Ottens while working for electrical giant Philips, the cassettes made music truly portable for the first time and …
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