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Camera Reveals 60 Million Icefish Nests: The Largest Underwater Breeding Colony Ever Found
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-sent-a-camera-beneath-antarcticas-frozen-waters-and-found-60-million-fish-nests-in-a-hidden-ocean-colonytrait that gives the fish a translucent, white appearance and makes them the only known vertebrates without this oxygen‑carrying protein. Each bowl‑shaped nest, dug into the muddy substrate, typically hosts an adult fish guarding a clutch of roughly...
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Ancient Cambrian Fossil Unveils First Spider‑Like Jaws and Birth of Horseshoe Crab Gills
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/the-fossil-that-could-finally-explain-how-spiders-got-their-deadly-bitestructures that likely operated as primitive book gills—layered, plate‑like organs used by aquatic animals to extract oxygen from water. Modern horseshoe crabs still rely on comparable respiratory sheets. The spatial arrangement of these limbs supports...
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Lost Himalayan Population Uncovered: DNA Shows Ancient Mix of Indian and Tibetan Ancestry
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/dna-from-a-remote-cave-reveals-a-lost-population-no-one-knew-existedwork identified a variant of the EPAS1 gene—derived partly from Denisovan ancestry—that underpins Tibetan adaptation to low‑oxygen conditions, as reported in a 2014 Nature study. Excavated human bones in room 2 of Old Lady Spider Cave ©Nature While the...
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Diver Finds Soviet Gold Bars Lost in WWII Barents Sea Shipwreck After 40 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/the-soviet-union-lost-465-gold-bars-in-a-wwii-shipwreck-until-a-diver-finally-radioed-ive-found-the-gold-nearly-40-years-laterliving in a high‑pressure environment for up to 30 days to mitigate decompression sickness while breathing a helium‑oxygen mix. The original entry plan through torpedo damage proved impossible when debris blocked the opening, so divers cut a new hatch...
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Great Barrier Reef Microbiome Mapped Revealing More Than 500 New Species and 360,000 Viruses
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-just-mapped-the-great-barrier-reefs-hidden-microbiome-revealing-more-than-500-species-never-seen-beforeYun Kit Yeoh of the Australian Institute of Marine Science explained that micro‑algae generate the majority of atmospheric oxygen and serve as the primary energy source for marine food chains, ultimately feeding organisms ranging from tiny coral polyps...
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Superionic Hydrogen Hidden in Earth’s Core Could Power the Planet’s Magnetic Field
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/earths-core-may-be-hiding-a-strange-form-of-hydrogen-that-exists-nowhere-else-on-the-planetyellow lower levels. Credit: PNAS The authors note that analogous mechanisms could affect other light constituents such as oxygen and carbon, potentially shaping the core’s overall makeup and dynamical behavior. “Our results, therefore, demonstrate that...
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Why Divers Keep Risking Their Lives on the Mount Everest of Shipwrecks 70 Years Later
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/the-mount-everest-of-shipwrecks-still-draws-divers-despite-18-deaths-beneath-the-atlanticdivers to six‑to‑eight times atmospheric pressure, accelerating gas consumption and raising the risk of nitrogen narcosis, oxygen toxicity and decompression illness. Inside, explorers must contend with sideways stairways, decaying metal frameworks,...
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China’s Future Moon Base May Rely on Robot Dogs for Construction and Patrol
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/robot-dogs-could-become-the-first-workers-at-chinas-planned-moon-base-in-an-ambitious-push-for-2035could become a critical resource. Extracted ice might support life‑support systems directly or be split into hydrogen and oxygen for propulsion and power generation. Utilizing in‑situ resources would lessen reliance on Earth‑launched cargo, where each...
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China’s Long March 7A Explodes 85 Seconds After Launch, Halting Zhongxing‑4B Mission
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/chinese-rocket-bursts-into-flames-just-moments-after-liftoff-in-dramatic-launch-failuremerges the first two stages of the Long March 7 family with an added third stage that runs on liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. This arrangement enables the vehicle to deliver up to roughly seven metric tons to a geostationary transfer orbit, a...
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Webb Uncovers Hidden Black Hole Cloaked in Dense Gas, Explaining Mysterious Red Dots
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/a-black-hole-660-million-years-after-the-big-bang-is-hiding-behind-a-bizarre-cosmic-disguiseupper limit of 117 parsecs on its effective radius. A tentative 30 percent brightening over 56 days and a faint narrow‑line oxygen emission further support an active black‑hole scenario. JWST imaging and spectroscopy reveal MoM‑BH*‑1’s extreme Balmer...
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2024 Vampire Squid ’New Species’ Debunked as a Misidentified Twin
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/a-new-deep-sea-squid-was-discovered-in-2024-then-scientists-realized-it-was-a-familiar-creaturegroup. It sports eight web‑connected arms, large eyes, and a dark body that can reach roughly a foot in length. Adapted to oxygen‑poor depths, the vampire squid feeds on “marine snow”—a drifting mix of dead plankton, mucus, and organic debris. A young...
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Astronomers Spot a Supernova Shock Breakout 500 Million Light‑Years Away in Real Time
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/astronomers-caught-a-star-exploding-500-million-light-years-away-almost-the-moment-it-beganmass‑loss episodes that stripped away its outer hydrogen and helium layers, leaving a core dominated by carbon and oxygen. The expelled material lingered near the star, forming at least two distinct shells: an inner, relatively low‑mass shell linked to...
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324 Million Year Old Fossil Reveals Bizarre 24 Limbed Insect That Lived Between Land And Water
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/this-bizarre-fossil-was-misidentified-for-decades-its-true-identity-changes-the-storyvisible spiracles—the breathing holes common in fully terrestrial insects—the mystery of how this creature managed its oxygen intake remains a point of investigation. The appendages are shaped more like paddles for swimming or moving through shallow...
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Rare 2,000 Year Old Roman Anchor Discovered Preserved on the North Sea Seabed
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/buried-in-sand-for-2-000-years-this-roman-anchor-just-resurfaced-off-the-english-coast-almost-untouchedtwo meters in length and weighs approximately 100 kilograms, was preserved in an exceptional state due to its burial in oxygen-deprived sand. In most marine environments, iron and wood decompose rapidly, often vanishing within decades. However, this...
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Massive 68 Million Year Old Soft Shell Egg Discovered in Antarctica Defies Evolutionary Rules
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/scientists-just-found-the-largest-soft-shell-egg-ever-discovered-buried-in-antarctica-for-68-million-yearsof its burial site. Analysis of the surrounding material revealed deposits of apatite and pyrite, which only form in low-oxygen, or anoxic, marine environments. This lack of oxygen prevented the egg from decaying, allowing it to remain intact for tens...
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JWST Reveals Why Gas Giants Are In A Desperate Race Against Time To Form
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-used-jwst-to-watch-72-young-star-systems-lose-the-gas-needed-to-build-giant-planetsIn every instance where a neon jet was identified, researchers also detected concurrent winds of molecular hydrogen or oxygen. JWST intensity maps and graphs compare gas emission around several young star systems. Credit: The Astronomical Journal This...
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Scientists Discover Exotic Liquid State Of Hydrogen Deep Inside Earth’s Solid Core
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/deep-inside-earth-hydrogen-may-move-like-a-liquid-while-the-iron-around-it-stays-solidcore is primarily composed of iron, it is known to harbor smaller concentrations of lighter elements, including hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon. At the extreme pressures and temperatures found at the center of the Earth, these materials behave in ways that...
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Astronomers Discover New Cosmic Fingerprint to Unlock the History of the Universe
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/faint-manganese-signals-could-reveal-how-the-universe-built-its-elementscurrent and future deep-space observatories. By integrating these manganese findings with established data on elements like oxygen and sulfur, researchers hope to construct a more granular timeline of how the universe seeded itself with the building...
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Stunning New Image Reveals Hidden Details of the Iconic Helix Nebula
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/scientists-finally-see-the-helix-nebula-in-unprecedented-detail-after-combining-images-from-two-powerful-telescopesand T.A. Rector (NRAO). The resulting image displays a vivid interplay of colors, where blue denotes the glow of ionized oxygen and red highlights emissions from hydrogen and nitrogen. Stellar Evolution and Cometary Filaments At the core of the nebula,...
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Why Your Dream Of A Moon City Might Run Out Of Water Sooner Than You Think
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/a-lunar-city-with-1-million-people-sounds-possible-but-how-long-would-its-water-lastancient asteroid impacts, were intended to be the lifeblood of future missions, providing essential resources for drinking, oxygen production, and rocket fuel. Artist’s illustration of a future lunar base being built on the Moon. Credit: Shutterstock...