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30.01.202515:07
Praying mantises are masters of camouflage.
It is extremely difficult to see mantises in the foliage or on the bark of a tree. After molting these insects change colors to blend into their natural surroundings as closely as possible.
It is extremely difficult to see mantises in the foliage or on the bark of a tree. After molting these insects change colors to blend into their natural surroundings as closely as possible.
29.01.202515:06
Newborn polar bears weigh between 0.45 and 0.68 kilograms.
The cubs are up to 30 centimeters tall. However, by the time they come out of their den for the first time (about 4 months after birth), they weigh from 10 to 15 kilograms and look much bigger.
The cubs are up to 30 centimeters tall. However, by the time they come out of their den for the first time (about 4 months after birth), they weigh from 10 to 15 kilograms and look much bigger.
28.01.202515:07
That kind of sleeping places was especially popular in Britain in the 17th century.
30.01.202511:07
German town Nördlingen is situated inside a meteor crater that is 14 million years old.
29.01.202511:03
Is Einstein's theory - the end?
Swiss scientists stand one step away from the GREATEST discovery in human history.
What's going on:
- The Dark Energy Survey (DES) is a multi-year project investigating the expansion of the universe and gravitational anomalies.
- Gravitational anomalies, also known as gravity pits, are massive objects that distort the space around them.
Latest discoveries:
- DES has combined data from studies from dozens of countries, analyzing over 100 million galaxies to trace the history of the universe over four time periods.
- At a time step of 7 billion years ago, data confirmed Einstein's theory of relativity.
- But at a stage 3.5 billion years ago, the calculations yielded a deviation: the size of the gravitational anomalies did not match theoretical predictions.
What it means:
- A study suggests that Einstein's theory of relativity may be incomplete.
- The bias is already 60%, and the scientists intend to bring the analysis to 100%.
Swiss scientists stand one step away from the GREATEST discovery in human history.
What's going on:
- The Dark Energy Survey (DES) is a multi-year project investigating the expansion of the universe and gravitational anomalies.
- Gravitational anomalies, also known as gravity pits, are massive objects that distort the space around them.
Latest discoveries:
- DES has combined data from studies from dozens of countries, analyzing over 100 million galaxies to trace the history of the universe over four time periods.
- At a time step of 7 billion years ago, data confirmed Einstein's theory of relativity.
- But at a stage 3.5 billion years ago, the calculations yielded a deviation: the size of the gravitational anomalies did not match theoretical predictions.
What it means:
- A study suggests that Einstein's theory of relativity may be incomplete.
- The bias is already 60%, and the scientists intend to bring the analysis to 100%.
28.01.202511:06
Thai soup Tom Yam Kung has been inscribed by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage - Thai Foreign Ministry.
30.01.202507:06
Batman the character is more than 85 years old.
29.01.202507:05
Reindeer eyes change color through seasons ranging from blue to golden.
28.01.202507:05
Kaspersky Anti-Virus recorded a real pig when creating the alert sound.
30.01.202505:05
Perspectives:
- Scientists believe that gravity may obey more fundamental laws than previously thought.
- If the study is successful, it could lead to the discovery of new laws of physics and dramatically change our understanding of the universe.
- Scientists believe that gravity may obey more fundamental laws than previously thought.
- If the study is successful, it could lead to the discovery of new laws of physics and dramatically change our understanding of the universe.
29.01.202505:01
Geneticists have solved one of the mysteries of nature: they found out exactly how ginger cats appear.
Here is what they have learned:
- Previously, the mechanism of the appearance of red color in cats remained unclear, unlike other animals and humans.
- Research has shown that cats have a unique genetic process at work.
- If in most animals the color of the coat determines the protein MC1R, then in cats for the red color is responsible for the recently discovered gene Arhgap36.
- The gene is located in the X chromosome and exists in two variants: "O" for red coloring, "o" for black.
- The unique gene arrangement leads to interesting combinations:
- Females with the genetic combination "Oo" become tri-colored.
- Males, having only one X chromosome, can be either ginger or black.
- The rarest tri-colored males
The "O" coloration is only produced by a genetic abnormality - the presence of an extra X chromosome.
Here is what they have learned:
- Previously, the mechanism of the appearance of red color in cats remained unclear, unlike other animals and humans.
- Research has shown that cats have a unique genetic process at work.
- If in most animals the color of the coat determines the protein MC1R, then in cats for the red color is responsible for the recently discovered gene Arhgap36.
- The gene is located in the X chromosome and exists in two variants: "O" for red coloring, "o" for black.
- The unique gene arrangement leads to interesting combinations:
- Females with the genetic combination "Oo" become tri-colored.
- Males, having only one X chromosome, can be either ginger or black.
- The rarest tri-colored males
The "O" coloration is only produced by a genetic abnormality - the presence of an extra X chromosome.
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