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Our solar system could be tilted due to interactions between the Sun and its temporary twin. #scicomm #science #sciencenews #astronomy sciworthy.com/the-suns-twin-…

Researchers from Woods Hole and UCLA developed a new, natural method to “mine” rare earth elements from water using seaweed! #scicomm #science #sciencenews #REEs sciworthy.com/using-seaweed-…

Humans are changing the rock cycle even faster than we realized! #science #sciencenews #geology #scicomm sciworthy.com/industrial-was…

Scientists discovered soil viruses that help legume plants convert atmospheric nitrogen into biologically available nutrients. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #agriculture #soilscience sciworthy.com/viruses-help-p…

Scientists in Australia found that rapid cooling events driven by coastal upwelling have become more frequent and severe over the past decade, impacting marine megafauna. #science #sciencenews #scicomm sciworthy.com/cold-shocks-in…

Scientists modeled the newly built Vera Rubin Observatory to determine how many incoming impactors it could detect before they struck Earth. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #asteroids sciworthy.com/how-many-aster…

Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Tulane University found that a specialized group of pain-sensing neurons, called TRPV1+, plays a role in detecting and fighting off parasitic worms in mice. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #neuroscience sciworthy.com/a-parasite-tha…

Researchers in the UK proposed a new model for how ice sheets melt, based on observations of subglacial lakes in Greenland. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #climatechange sciworthy.com/how-do-ice-she…

Scientists from France developed a new seismic-based signalling system that provides early alerts of volcanic eruptions. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #volcano sciworthy.com/a-new-method-t…

Were dinosaurs doomed before the asteroid hit? New on Sciworthy! sciworthy.com/were-dinosaurs…

Researchers from China developed a fully biodegradable energy-harvesting device that uses spent coffee grounds to transform motion into electricity. #science #scicomm #sustainability sciworthy.com/brewing-sustai…

Researchers demonstrated that the first microbes to colonize recently deglaciated soil can extract nutrients from air and rock to survive these barren landscapes. #science #scicomm #sciencenews sciworthy.com/when-glaciers-…

Researchers combined clues from seismic data and sediment samples to unravel the history of tsunami-causing earthquakes in the Japan trench. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #tsunamis sciworthy.com/the-history-of…

Researchers from Duke University found that waters downstream of a lithium processing plant had high metal concentrations even decades after the mine shut down. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #miningimpacts sciworthy.com/hard-rock-lith…

Scientists in the US and China have developed a new biological fungicide that kills the fungus responsible for brown rot disease in stone fruit trees. #science #sciencenews #scicomm #sustainablefarming sciworthy.com/using-bacteria…

Are intelligent aliens more likely to emerge on planets with more or less land cover than Earth? New on Sciworthy! sciworthy.com/is-earths-wate…

Researchers used isotopes in magmatic minerals to demonstrate that continental magmas altered globally around 450 million years ago following the evolution of land plants. #science #scicomm #sciencenews #evolution sciworthy.com/plants-changed…

Did the evolution of land plants change rivers forever? New on Sciworthy! sciworthy.com/how-did-plants…

Today, Mars is a big red dustball, but researchers studying Martian clay deposits think it was once warm and humid.👇 #mars #scicomm #sciencenews sciworthy.com/clay-minerals-…

Astronomers studied galaxies that formed 2 to 3 billion years after the Big Bang, during a period when galaxies formed stars at the highest rate in cosmic history, called "cosmic noon." sciworthy.com/what-were-anci…