First study to look at facial responses of foetuses to tastes shows crying expression twice as likely for kale than carrot If the taste of kale makes you screw up your face, you are not alone: researchers have observed foetuses pull a crying expression when exposed to the greens in the womb. Source:www.theguardian.com Original Image Link
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Sarah Sparrow, ClimatePrediction.net project. Embracing the power of thousands of home computers to simulate future climate scenarios.
Martin Stendel, Danish Climate Scientist, Digitising the climate history of Denmark and Greenland using ancient shipping logs.
Joaquim Garrabou, Observadores del Mar, Tracking the human-induced changes in the Mediterranean Sea to preserve the health of the ocean.
StefanBrönnimann, Swiss Climatologist. Identifying the gaps in our climate knowledge and how to fill them with historical records and ancient data.
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Climate Change News Video: How to become a citizen scientist and help save the planet | Climate Now
Climate scientists need your help to decipher ancient documents, observe changes in nature, and offer your computing power for future global warming scenarios.
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Dr Sarah Sparrow, ClimatePrediction.net project. Embracing the power of thousands of home computers to simulate future climate scenarios.
Martin Stendel, Danish Climate Scientist, Digitising the climate history of Denmark and Greenland using ancient shipping logs.
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Climate Change News Video: 'Humans are putting too much pressure on the environment,' says new UN report's author
The UN Human Development Report 2020 points to potential multiple crises if leaders fail to act now.
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Climate Change News Video: New pro-active effort to keep communities safe from deadly floods
The risk of intense storms in the south of France is rising due to climate change . Now local authorities, climate scientists and satellite experts are working on a new pro-active approach to help communities stay safe from deadly floods.
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Climate Change News Video: UN climate report: World on track for 3°C temperature rise by 2100
The world is on course for 'extreme' climate change -- according to a new UN report that predicts an average temperature rise of 3 degrees Celsius.
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Science News Video: As old-growth grasslands disappear, ecologists test new restoration strategies
A new nonprofit, the Society for the Protection of Underground Networks, is on a mission to illuminate the hidden world of fungi beneath our feet. Gabriel Popkin, a contributing correspondent, joined these researchers on their inaugural sampling expedition in Patagonia. The researchers hope to map the global distribution of mycorrhizal fungi with a network of researchers.
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Science News Video: How soft sounds might dull pain in mice
Experiments in mice show how sound tamps down on pain processing in the brain
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Science News Video: This little bot can hitchhike, swim and swoop with ease
Robots on long survey missions need to conserve power whenever possible. What if they could just hitch a ride on whatever they’re studying? That’s the idea behind a new robot, inspired by remoras, fish that hitchhike onto other animals using an adhesive disc on top of their head.
Remoras use lamellae, slat-like bones encased in soft tissue, and spinules, rows of hard teeth-like tissue to create tight suction. In 2017, scientists created a disc inspired by these features. But the disc couldn’t suction with individual lamella, making it vulnerable to falling off.
In the new study, the researchers created a disc with redundant suctions, allowing it to attach to surfaces even if part of its disc was not fully attached.
Adding propellers on board enabled the robot to swim underwater and latch onto moving objects. The bot could also launch itself out of the water in less than half a second, scientists report this week in Science Robotics.
The researchers anticipate this robot being used in a variety of situations: from diving in the water to tag animals, to long term environmental surveys. Watch the video to see the robot tackle a variety of situations with ease.
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Science News Video: This robotic pill clears mucus from the gut to deliver meds | Science News
A robotic pill called RoboCap churns through viscous mucus (stained red) and intestinal juices (green) in a lab dish (shown sped up in this video). In experiments in pigs, the pill cleared mucus from the lining of the small intestine to deliver insulin or antibiotics.
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This animation shows how DART's impact on Dimorphos will affect the space rock's orbit around its larger parent asteroid, Didymos. DART should shove Dimorphos into a slightly tighter, shorter orbit.
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Why does the universe contain so much more matter than antimatter? Ghostly subatomic particles called neutrinos may provide clues. Physicists are building giant experiments to test that hunch.
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Fri, 23 Sep 2022 14:26:00 GMT A study used cutting-edge imaging to observe the facial expressions of fetuses in utero, showing how they may be able to taste and smell foods.
Fri, 23 Sep 2022 12:38:54 GMT In what’s being described as the first direct evidence that fetuses respond to flavours in the womb, fetuses exposed to kale flavours were more likely to show “cry-face” reactions than fetuses exposed ...
Fri, 23 Sep 2022 06:40:00 GMT The moms were asked not to consume any food or flavored drinks one hour before their scans and also not eat or drink anything with carrot or kale the day of the scan as a control. The mothers were ...
Thu, 22 Sep 2022 23:38:14 GMT Babies in womb ‘smile’ for carrots and grimace for kale, study finds - The landmark study could advance understanding of how human taste and smell receptors develop ...
Thu, 22 Sep 2022 23:05:00 GMT Researchers at Durham University identified how babies in the womb react differently to the tastes of foods eaten by the mother via 4D ultrasounds of fetuses. Unborn babies smiled when exposed to ...
