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Last year, researchers reported a 30% decrease in the population of Western monarch butterflies overwintering in California.

According to a recent report, the population of western monarch butterflies that migrate to California for the winter decreased by 30% last year, possibly as a result of unusually wet weather conditions. According to the Xerces Society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving invertebrates, volunteers recorded over 230,000 butterflies during their visits to California and

The United Nations agency has verified a temperature reading of 119.8 degrees in Sicily, which was recorded two years ago and is considered the highest temperature ever recorded in Europe.

In 2019, the United Nations’ weather organization verified that a temperature of 48.8 degrees Celsius (119.8 degrees Fahrenheit) in Sicily was the highest ever recorded in Europe. On August 11, 2021, the World Meteorological Organization reported that temperatures were reaching record highs in Sicily, along with many other parts of Europe. This event has raised

“The Japanese moon probe has resumed its operations after the sun has reached its solar panels. It is now up and running again.”

A Japanese lunar spacecraft is now operational on Monday following a few stressful days without adequate sunlight to produce energy. On January 20, Japan’s initial trip to the moon successfully made a precise landing, but unfortunately ended up upside down. As a result, its solar panels were unable to receive sunlight. However, as the lunar

Technology is being utilized by investigators in the field of science to uncover fraudulent activity and plagiarism in published studies.

Recent accusations of fraudulent research at a prominent cancer institute have brought attention to the importance of honesty in scientific practices and the efforts of non-professionals in detecting manipulated images in published studies. On January 22, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, which is affiliated with Harvard Medical School, announced its request for retractions and corrections of scientific

Could other states copy Alabama’s use of nitrogen for executions?

ATMORE, Ala. (AP) — Alabama’s first-ever use of nitrogen gas for an execution could gain traction among other states and change how the death penalty is carried out in the United States, much like lethal injection did more than 40 years ago, according to experts on capital punishment. The execution of Kenneth Eugene Smith, a

A prominent geneticist in Russia has been dismissed for his controversial belief that humans could potentially live up to 900 years before the Biblical flood was caused by sin.

The director of a renowned genetics institute in Russia has been removed from their position by the country’s science and higher education ministry. This decision comes after the director caused controversy by claiming that ancient humans had longer lifespans and that the shorter lifespans of modern humans are a result of their ancestors’ wrongdoing. According

NASA’s little helicopter on Mars has logged its last flight

NASA’s small Mars helicopter has completed its final flight in Cape Canaveral, Florida. On Thursday, the space agency declared that the helicopter called Ingenuity, weighing 4 pounds (1.8 kilograms), is unable to continue flying due to damage to its rotor blades. Although it is still standing and communicating with flight controllers, officials have confirmed that

The United States has established strategies to safeguard endangered whales in the vicinity of offshore wind farms, while companies exchange wind lease agreements.

The federal environmental agencies released plans on Thursday to improve the conservation of endangered whales in light of the development of offshore wind farms in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This decision was made as two companies involved in offshore wind energy revealed they were exchanging their respective projects. The final plans to safeguard the endangered

Numerous sea turtles in North Carolina perished due to being shocked by freezing temperatures.

Officials have reported that numerous sea turtles have perished due to frigid temperatures along the North Carolina coastline. On Sunday, the North Carolina State University Center for Marine Sciences and Technology received 109 cold-stunned sea turtles from Cape Lookout. Unfortunately, only 36 of them were able to survive, as stated in a recent social media

A rhinoceros successfully conceived through embryo transfer, potentially aiding in the preservation of a critically endangered subspecies.

Scientists report that a rhinoceros was successfully impregnated using embryo transfer, a technique that could potentially aid in the preservation of the critically endangered northern white rhino subspecies. The study involved the use of the southern white rhino subspecies, which is less at risk of extinction. Scientists developed an embryo in a laboratory using eggs

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Last year, researchers reported a 30% decrease in the population of Western monarch butterflies overwintering in California.

The United Nations agency has verified a temperature reading of 119.8 degrees in Sicily, which was recorded two years ago and is considered the highest temperature ever recorded in Europe.

“The Japanese moon probe has resumed its operations after the sun has reached its solar panels. It is now up and running again.”

Technology is being utilized by investigators in the field of science to uncover fraudulent activity and plagiarism in published studies.

Could other states copy Alabama’s use of nitrogen for executions?

A prominent geneticist in Russia has been dismissed for his controversial belief that humans could potentially live up to 900 years before the Biblical flood was caused by sin.

NASA’s little helicopter on Mars has logged its last flight

The United States has established strategies to safeguard endangered whales in the vicinity of offshore wind farms, while companies exchange wind lease agreements.

Numerous sea turtles in North Carolina perished due to being shocked by freezing temperatures.

A rhinoceros successfully conceived through embryo transfer, potentially aiding in the preservation of a critically endangered subspecies.