BP finally choked off the flow of oil into the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday – 85 days and up to 184 million gallons after the crisis unfolded – then began a tense 48 hours of watching to see whether the capped-off well would hold or blow a new leak. to the relief of millions of people along the Gulf Coast, the big, Read more…

It’s 2030 and the population of the four-county region has almost doubled from today’s just under five million people to nine million. In Miami-Dade the urban development boundary has expanded like the waistline of a diet-program dropout.Developers, lobbyists, and builders are among the many who have benefited from the growth. But not everyone is happy. Read more…

Six hundred feet below the Antarctic ice, where no light can be found, NASA scientists made a startling discovery a swimming shrimp-like creature that could challenge the idea of where and how forms of life can survive. Read more…

Plans for a massive electricity grid dedicated to uniting the varied sources of renewable energy available in northern Europe have taken a step forward in January as nine countries formally agreed to work together on the project. Read more…

University of Chicago paleontologist Paul Sereno and his colleague at McGill University in Montreal, Hans Larsson, unveiled fossils of five ancient crocodile species nicknamed BoarCroc, Read more…

Hindistan’ın güneyinde 65 milyon yıllık dinozor yumurtaları bulundu. Hindistan’da çıkan "The Hindu" adlı gazetede yayımlanan haberde, yumurtaların Hindistan’ın güneyindeki Tamil Nadu eyaletindeki bir köyde Read more…

The Moon was believed to extremely dry since the return of lunar samples from the Apollo and Luna programs. Many Apollo samples contain some trace water or minor hydrous minerals, Read more…

Güney Pasifik’te Tonga açıklarında deniz dibindeki bir yanardaÄŸ harekete geçince kısa süreli bir panik yaÅŸandı. Ama yetkililer bölgede yaÅŸayan insanların hayatının tehlikede olmadığını açıkladı. Read more…

"The surface can tell us a lot about what’s happening inside the Moon, but until now mapping has been very limited," Shum said. "For instance, with this new high-resolution map, we can confirm that there is very little water on the Moon today, even deep in the interior. Read more…

Keller, a professor in Princeton’s Department of Geosciences, is among a minority of scientists who believe that the story of the dinosaurs’ demise is much more complicated than Read more…