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A New Video Captures Mossy Corona in the Sun’s Atmosphere in Extraordinary Detail

A New Video Captures Mossy Corona in the Sun’s Atmosphere in Extraordinary Detail


A new video released by the European Space Agency (ESA) reveals the riotous activity of the sun’s atmosphere in unprecedented detail. Taken by the Solar Orbiter in September, the footage captures a lush blanket of “coronal moss” met by bright arches, or the magnetic field lines that shoot from the interior. Researchers say the brightest regions reach a whopping one million degrees Celsius—the cooler spots appear darker because they absorb radiation—and the “fluffy” hair-like structures are made of charged plasma. More
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Orangutan Observed Treating a Wound With a Medicinal Plant for the First Time

Orangutan Observed Treating a Wound With a Medicinal Plant for the First Time

Biologists have observed a Sumatran male orangutan using the sap and chewed leaves of a medicinal plant to treat an open wound on his face. While there has been previous evidence of self-medication behaviors in animals, it is the first known incident of an animal in the wild treating a wound with a “biologically active […]
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Climate Adaptation and Its Measurement: Challenges and Opportunities

Climate Adaptation and Its Measurement: Challenges and Opportunities

Climate Adaptation and Its Measurement: Challenges and Opportunities

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This document provides an overview of the challenges and current approaches to climate adaptation measurement, as well as guiding principles and their real world application for program implementation and monitoring.

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Fri, 05/03/2024 – 17:48

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05/03/2024

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Celebrating Earth Day 2024

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Celebrating Earth Day 2024

Back in 1970, the nation’s first Earth Day occurred. About 20 million people attended events around the nation. Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson (1963 to 1981) championed Earth Day and encouraged people to fight for the environment with the same passion they had when opposing the Vietnam War. When Earth Day celebrated its 20th anniversary in 1990, […]
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