93 million years ago, bizarre, winged sharks swam in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
The Eagle Shark of the Cretaceous
Magnetic reversal and demise of the Neanderthals?
“Combined with the highly precise growth-ring dating, the climatic changes over the 1700 year lifetime of the kauri tree can be linked to other records of environmental change. “
Greenland’s Ancient Crystal Graveyards: Evidence of Earth’s Magma Ocean
Researchers have found the chemical remnants of the magma ocean in 3.6-billion-year-old rocks from southwestern Greenland.
Amateur Involvement in Astronomy: Part 1 of Our Beginner’s Guide
To be an amateur astronomer on any level involves learning the constellations of the night sky.
Orkney Woman Wins Funding To Survey Peatland Sites
Sarah Crowe, 42, will travel between remote, hard to access sites in the north Highlands by bike in June 2021, to survey peatland habitats that are National Plant Monitoring Scheme sites.
Our Sense of Smell Triggers Powerful Memories
It found olfaction has the strongest connectivity. It’s like a superhighway from smell to the hippocampus.
No Hit to Soft Drinks Sales from Sugar Tax
The UK soft drinks industry levy (SDIL) is a two tiered tax levied on soft drinks manufacturers from April 2018 to encourage them to reduce the sugar content in their products.
Bee The Change
Bumblebees are in trouble and need our help. Over the past century our landscape has lost millions of the flowers they rely on to survive.
Dizziness Long Term Effect of #Covid
As we now pass the anniversary of the first death of Covid registered in Scotland , 13th of March 2020, we are becoming more aware of the long term effects of those who survive the virus.
Developing & Improving Antibody Tests #Covid
“Our prototype test has been designed in line with the gold standard requirements for such tests and in our smaller scale trial has proven more accurate while giving more useful information than existing tests.”
