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American oceanologists from the University of California at San Jose have stumbled upon a new, hitherto unseen species of chimera fish, also known as ghost sharks or rat fish.
On Sunday evening, March 24, a strong geomagnetic storm began on Earth. The Kp index has reached a value of 8, which corresponds to the G4 class (out of 5 possible).
Karelian birch has a very interesting wood pattern. However, does this mean that she does not have annual rings?
Recently, researchers at Dartmouth College described an unusual case of prosopometamorphopsy, a rare disorder in which people's faces look distorted and "demonic." The study is published in the jou
In the Australian tropics, in order not to be eaten, the fauna has to act tough and remain secretive.
On the sea beach in Monterey Bay in California (USA), locals discovered a mysterious skull of enormous size.
Norwegian fisherman Dag Rydland came across a strange object in the open sea north of the island of Annea.
The Parry arc was photographed in the sky over the Ryazan region.
The shot was taken on the afternoon of March 10 in the Spassky district. The air temperature was -11 degrees.
In the coming weeks, it will be possible to see the Pons—Brooks comet in the night sky without special optics. A cosmic body approaches us only once in 70 years.
Astronomers have reported that the star T Coronae Borealis (T CrB) will explode at any time this year, and its light will be visible to the naked eye for a week.
American researchers have determined the true origin of sound waves, which were previously associated with the fall of a meteorite.
In August 2017, the last total solar eclipse was observed in the United States, which allowed American researchers to obtain valuable scientific data on the behavior of fauna.
