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The Geoid: How Gravity and Space Missions Reveal the Earth's True Irregular Shape
2+ hour, 44+ min ago (326+ words) The accurate representation of the shape of the Earth is known as the Geoid, a model that combines physical and mathematical principles influenced by gravity. This figure is neither perfectly spherical nor geometric, but rather takes on an irregular shape…...
Giant Armadillo of Brazil: Cerrado Architect Creates Burrows Used by 32 Species in 596-Day Study
3+ hour, 44+ min ago (348+ words) In the vast lands of the Cerrado of Goiás in Brazil, the giant armadillo stands out not only for its size but for its ability to modify the environment. This mammal, scientifically known as Priodontes maximus, has been described as…...
NASA's MAVEN mission discovers how solar wind creates auroras on Mars without a global magnetic field
4+ hour, 44+ min ago (354+ words) The space mission of NASA, known as MAVEN, has provided new insights into the auroras on Mars, revealing how the solar wind interacts with the atmosphere of the red planet. Through detailed observations, it has been discovered that these luminous…...
Puerto Madryn: 700 fishing crates on the beaches reignite the debate on industrial impunity
6+ hour, 44+ min ago (503+ words) The appearance of more than 700 fishing crates on the beaches of Puerto Madryn once again exposed the fragility of controls over the environmental liabilities of the maritime industry in the Golfo Nuevo. The removal of 750 plastic containers over two days…...
A major global report on migratory birds will be presented in Nairobi ahead of the World Migratory Routes Summit
8+ hour, 44+ min ago (225+ words) On the upcoming September 11, 2026, in Nairobi, the new State of the World’s Birds Report will be presented, prepared by BirdLife International. This document, published every four years, will focus on migratory bird populations and provide essential information for the discussions…...
Special Operation: Endangered Squirrel Monkey Rescued in Costa Rica from Illegal Trade
12+ hour, 35+ min ago (380+ words) A squirrel monkey (Saimiri oerstedii), an endangered species in Costa Rica, was recovered in a joint operation between SINAC, OIJ, and the Prosecutor’s Office of Coto Brus. The action originated after a citizen complaint in the Agua Buena community, where…...
Powerbox SE: create a low-cost solar box that brings electricity to rural communities in Nigeria
13+ hour, 45+ min ago (180+ words) In Nigeria, millions of people still rely on diesel generators, kerosene, or are directly without electricity. To tackle this challenge, Professor Hafiz Alaka from the University of Hertfordshire spearheaded the development of Powerbox SE, a low-cost solar box that generates…...
Costa Rica evaluates the effectiveness of wildlife crossings: connectivity achieved, but collisions persist
14+ hour, 45+ min ago (332+ words) In Costa Rica, where roads cross biological corridors and protected areas, researchers from Panthera Costa Rica, with support from the IDB, set out to answer two questions: Do animals use wildlife crossings in a way comparable to how they move…...
Ecuador establishes Yasuní-Limoncocha-Cuyabeno corridor of 173,000 hectares to protect Amazonian biodiversity
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (337+ words) Ecuador has taken a crucial step in the conservation of the Amazon by formally establishing the Yasuní-Limoncocha-Cuyabeno corridor. This vast conservation area covers 173,000 hectares that connect three fundamental reserves, ensuring the protection of a unique ecosystem in the world. The…...
California loses 60% of coastal dunes since the 19th century, affecting protected species and local biodiversity
1+ day, 45+ min ago (308+ words) The coastal dunes of California not only beautify the landscape but also play a vital role as a natural barrier against the Pacific Ocean. A recent study revealed that these formations have decreased by almost 60% since the 19th century. This loss…...