Mars Express finds evidence of a large water deposit in the Medusae Fossae Formation
This map shows the estimated amount of ice in the mounds that form the MFF, indicating that the ice-rich deposits ...
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New material opens possibility of converting water pollutants into hydrogen gas
Abstract. Exploration of reactive and selective Ni-based electrocatalysts for urea oxidation reaction (UOR) is crucial for the development of urea-related ...
Israeli magazine: Tel Aviv turned water into a weapon of mass destruction in Gaza
"972+" magazine said that since the beginning of the war, Israel has created an unparalleled health crisis by depriving Palestinians ...
Research team uses water as nonlinear medium for ultra-wideband white laser
An intense white light laser projects a bright rainbow, as demonstrated in a photo from experiments conducted by L. Hong's ...
A new rigorous assessment of remote sensing tool accuracy to support satellite-based water management
An image showing the raster view of evapotranspiration from the OpenET Data Explorer. Credit: DRI/OpenET Sustainable water management is a ...
Discovery changes understanding of the history of water on the Moon
Lunar meteorite sample Tara Hayden successfully studied and discovered the water-bearing mineral apatite. Credit: Tara Hayden New research led by ...
Water could have flowed intermittently through Martian valleys for hundreds of millions of years.
Detail of a network of unnamed valleys on Mars. Impact craters are marked with blue and red circles. Craters marked ...
Discovery of a water molecule contradicts textbook models
Graphical representation of the liquid/air interface in sodium chloride solution, courtesy of Yair Litman. Credit: Yair Lipman Hand models will ...
Green technology pumps water from the air at CES
Shannon Stuckenberg, co-founder of Genesis Systems, discusses the inner workings of a WaterCube device that extracts water from the air ...
Bottled water may contain hundreds of thousands of previously unknown tiny pieces of plastic, study finds
Using lasers, scientists photographed hundreds of thousands of previously invisible tiny plastic particles in bottled water. Credit: Naixin Qian, Columbia ...
