Francis Dami

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For the first time, hyper-entanglement in mass-containing atoms
Atoms are always moving, sometimes in ways that are hard to completely control. This frenetic behaviour has been difficult to settle despite the efforts of numerous researchers.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Futurism
Two worldwide ocean bands are warming at historic rates, according to scientists.
More heat is being absorbed by the oceans than ever before. These seas have warmed at a never-before-seen rate, according to researchers, and this change has an impact on marine life and weather patterns. Researchers have compared worldwide measures from 2000 to 2023 to those from the early 2000s.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in History
Growing sea urchin populations are too much for coral reefs to withstand.
The majority of the spiny sea urchins have entered Hawaiian coral reefs and have set up these essential underwater ecosystems with a serious risk. Recent research has shown that coral reefs can erode faster due to increased marine organism imbalances than the reconstruction of the coral reef.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Petlife
Loneliness associated with poverty creates actual mental and physical suffering.
In many parts of Europe, poverty and loneliness create unrelenting pain, both emotionally and physically. New research suggests that poverty is the primary reason why these conflicts persist.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Earth
A crisis of child exploitation is being exacerbated by climate disasters.
Climate change is often observed by temperature charts, sea level increases, or increased Co₂ values. But behind these graphics, there are kids, especially in places like Kenya. This is the real consequence of the world of global warming.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Earth
Lotion and perfume interfere with the body's natural air purification system.
The air around us is not empty. Wear molecules, gases, and invisible particles, and interact with everything, including us. Scientists have long known that people emit chemicals and react to the air around them. However, discoveries deepen this understanding. Applying perfumes and lotions can change your individual's airspace than is perceived.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Blush
The unique skull of an extinct, enormous "thunderbird" has been discovered by archaeologists.
The Australian Outback once trembled beneath a ball. He was bigger than one person and five times heavier than Cassobary. For over a century, scientists have known these giants (called dromaeosaurus) only from scattered and often cut bones. The crushed skull that appeared in 1913 led to wild assumptions about what Zenonis Newton, the last of the string, looked, fed, and squealed. Now, the newly excavated skull bones have been transformed by blowing one from the dry bed of Lake Carabona.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in History
Geologists question if Earth contains enough copper to support global development.
Every bustling phone, the lights are on every night, and every mile that lets you slide your electric car on the highway has one thing in common. They are all driven by copper.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Earth
The history of Jupiter: How the young gas giant influenced our solar system
Long before Earth formed the first continent, Jupiter was already a massive thing that formed the solar system. The enormous gravity of the newborn gas giant formed a swirling disk of gas and dust around the infant's sun, carving gaps, cutting the small world into a stable orbit, and locking the wide structure we see today.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Futurism
Scientists believe that dolphins use whistles to communicate in a specialised language.
Something unusual unfolds in the sun-covered flat areas of Sarasota Bay. For more than 50 years, researchers have observed and documented local communities with bottlenecks. Her goal was to better understand these intelligent marine mammals. But now, a group of scientists may have moved quite a bit -- to understand how dolphins can talk to each other.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Petlife
The intriguing presence of the "second sound" is confirmed by physicists.
Heat commonly spreads till it fades away. In regular life, a heat spot in liquid fast blends with cooler areas, and the whole lot settles at a single temperature. MIT researchers, after exploring a superfluid quantum gas, have proven that warmth can travel in a wavelike way referred to as 2d sound, in place of spreading out and calming down.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Humans
The astonishing presence of "time mirrors" is confirmed by physicists.
For decades, theoretical physicists have cast the idea that time reflection, also known as the "time mirror," can one day be demonstrated in real experiments. This idea seemed too big and wild, but it has repeatedly appeared in serious discussions about quantum mechanics.
By Francis Dami9 months ago in Longevity