September
New scenario about the formation of Central Alps
Scientists at ETH Zurich have developed a new model that simulates the development of the central Alps. The findings of the study were recently publi
September
Study quantifies human infrastructure on oceans for the first time
Scientists from Australia and the United Kingdom managed to quantify the manmade constructions that currently cover the world's oceans.
September
Scientists have found a way to turn classic bricks into electrical storage devices.
September
Study presents new insights about the depletion of the world's groundwater storages
According to a new study, the vast proportion of groundwater stores has not changed in recent years. The water table is typically considered the boun
August
A rockfall in Grand Canyon revealed ancient fossilized footprints
A rockfall that occurred in Grand Canyon near a popular hiking trail revealed ancient fossil footprints. The rockfall occurred in the Manakacha forma
August
Rock debris can protect glaciers from climate change
According to new evidence, rock debris that lie on top of glacier formations may protect them from climate change and slow down their melting pace. A
August
Human-induced seismic activity significantly reduced due to COVID-19 pandemic
Findings from a new study suggest that human-induced seismic noise has been reduced as a result of COVID-19 measures. The research which was publi
