#scientistsatwork — Public Fediverse posts
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Searching for 'Dark Oxygen' in One of the World's Deepest Mines
A scientist's quest for mysterious sources of underground oxygen may offer clues about the origins of life.#elevators #mars #microbes #chemistry #underground #science #mining #mines #scientistsatwork #section-Articles
Searching for 'Dark Oxygen' in One of the World's Deepest Mines -
In a century-old hospital, a team of “dream engineers” investigates the science of uneasy sleep.#laboratories #scientistsatwork #sleep #dreams #section-Articles
Inside Montréal’s ‘Dream and Nightmare Laboratory’ -
And the people trying to save these endangered species.#cheese #endangeredanimals #conservation #turtles #seals #dogs #birds #dolphins #cows #frog #scientistsatwork #animals #archiveofwonder #section-Articles
7 Stories of the World’s Rarest Animals -
The Mystery of Uruguay's Ferocious, All-Female Cannibal Insects
The small-winged stick mantis is found throughout South America's grasslands. But in Uruguay, the population is entirely female.#cannibals #reproduction #biology #science #insects #scientistsatwork #section-Articles
The Mystery of Uruguay's Ferocious, All-Female Cannibal Insects -
To Save America's Native Bees, the Oregon Bee Project Is Mapping Every Single One
The project aims to make a complete 'bee atlas,' detailing every single local pollinator.#laboratories #longreads #oregon #libraries #library #data #endangeredspecies #climatechange #insects #collections #biology #biodiversity #scientistsatwork #science #honey #nativebees #maps #bees #section-Articles
To Save America's Native Bees, the Oregon Bee Project Is Mapping Every Single One -
In 1990, a scientist began visually documenting Prince William Sound’s recovery from the Exxon Valdez oil spill. When funding ran out, volunteers took over.
Alaskans Have Photographed This Boulder for 33 Years -
Revealing the unseen world under Monterey Bay.
How to Recreate the Deepest, Darkest Ocean -
A marine reptile fossil from Svalbard challenges ideas about evolution and Earth’s greatest mass extinction.
This Arctic Ichthyosaur Should Not Exist -
Renowned entomologist Frank Nischk remembers when the determined insects tried to invade a field station.