The particles in the ball prove there was an asteroid impact 430 thousand years ago. REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – A study found particles from outer space asteroid collision at the top of Mount Walnumfjellet, Queen Maud Land, East Antarctica. The research team was led by scientists from the University of Kent and Imperial College London. They … Read more
Illustration of Antarctica full of snow. (Pixabay / michelle2214) Hitekno.com – Rising of the surface sea water to be one impact climate change global problem that must be faced by humans. Para scientist also looking for ways to be able to overcome it. One of the ways scientists claim it can inhibit sea level rise … Read more
Illustration of Antarctica full of snow. (Pixabay / michelle2214) Hitekno.com – There are still many unsolved mysteries on Earth, such as the latest discoveries will sea creatures bizarre trapped for 50 years. This mysterious sea creature was found trapped for 50 years, and it was only revealed after it was discovered when a giant iceberg … Read more
JAKARTA – predicted since 1960, finally the most distant particle detector at Earth has detected antimatter particles most energetic ever. Namely, one ultralight particle that hit the ice Antartika with the roar of the energy of 6,300 mosquitoes that were flying. Also read: Ancient Magma Ocean Traces Found Scattered in Greenland The collision occurred in … Read more
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KOMPAS.com- A mysterious hole known to be among the sea ice offshore Antartika which first appeared in 1973. The hole is so large, it’s even thought that it could swallow California. Reporting from Science Alert, Sunday (15/11/2020), for three winters, the mysterious hole was still in its place. However, it appears that most of these … Read more
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KOMPAS.com – Scientists from the universities of Leeds, Edinburgh, and College London analyzed satellite surveys of glaciers, mountains, and glaciers icing around the world between 1994-2017 to identify impacts global warming. In a review published in the journal Cryosphere Discussions, the team found a fantastic loss of ice, namely about 23 trillion tons of ice. … Read more