Hurricane Polo brings heavy rain and waves to Mexico coast
Hurricane Polo churned off the coast of Mexico on Thursday, triggering flooding and landslides in Guerrero state.
Category: Science
Stonehenge Altar Stone may have traveled from Scotland via glacier
Researchers propose that Stonehenge's six-tonne Altar Stone moved from northeast Scotland to Dogger Bank by glaciers before humans carried it to Salisbury Plain.
New Zealand women face contradictory body ideals promoted by online fitness influencers
Researchers surveyed 200 young New Zealand women about the conflicting physical standards they encounter on social media platforms.
New research warns AI cannot fix Britain’s supply chains without better foundations
Researchers from the University of East London and the University of Hertfordshire published a study in Benchmarking: An International Journal stating that artificial intelligence will not solve supply chain problems unless businesses first improve their data, skills, and management systems.
Past emissions from top polluters will warm planet for decades
A University of Washington study published in PLOS Climate finds that historical output from the top 178 carbon majors will keep the Earth warmer for many years.
New AI analysis tracks million-dollar US charitable gifts from 2021 to 2023
Indiana University researchers used a new AI method to examine large charitable donations in the United States between 2021 and 2023.
Researchers test ethephon to delay cherry blossoms and avoid frost damage
A study from the University of Göttingen found that applying ethephon in fall can postpone flowering in specific sweet cherry varieties grown in Lower Saxony, Germany.
New research suggests crown-of-thorns starfish can aid coral reef health
University of Sydney researchers report that controlled populations of crown-of-thorns starfish at One Tree Island on the Great Barrier Reef may support coral diversity.
Study links GenAI use to better grades and tech confidence for online adult learners
University of Phoenix scholars published research on generative AI usage among online adult students in the journal Artificial Intelligence in Education on June 30.
Researchers identify Tennessee bottlebrush crayfish as North America largest specimen
A team of biologists and museum curators has identified a Tennessee bottlebrush crayfish as the largest recorded in North America after reviewing collections across the country.