On September 11, 2001, terrorists hijacked two planes and smashed them into the Twin Towers in New York City, lower Manhattan, killing 2,606 people – and the satellites captured the horrific scene from space. A picture shows a large plume of smoke coming from where the buildings once stood, which …
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Cave angel fish were first seen walking on rocks in a cave in Thailand four years ago and now, scientists have identified about a dozen species of fish with similar capacity. The team analyzed the pelvic structures of about 30 hillstream lach species and found 11 matches of the rare, …
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Geologists have long thought that the central part of California’s famous San Rendress Fleet – about 90 miles (145 km) from San Juan Bautista to Parkfield – is a continuous creeping movement that provides a safe haven. Dissolution over central San Andreas over the last few decades, so the thinking …
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New research suggests that children who have previously caught a common cold have coronavirus antibodies that prevent them from developing a hyper-inflammatory condition called MIS-C. This rare disease is caused by the SARS-Covi-2 coronavirus infection, the same pathogen responsible for the current Covid-19 epidemic. Research has shown that this condition, …
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Scientists have demonstrated small boats that float upside down below the levitation level of a liquid with the astonishing agility of physics. Researchers in Paris were also investigating the effect of vert tremors, which could be used to deflect fluid levels in mid-air. The liquid level on the suspended mattress …
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