Species in Chernobyl is mutating to 'feed' on nuclear radiation
C. sphaerospermum adapts to Chernobyl's radiation, utilizing it for energy, demonstrating remarkable resilience and potential applications for radiation protection.
A visual tour of Chernobyl: A disaster of biblical proportions, now compounded by war
Pierpaolo Mittica's book documents the lives and memories of those affected by the Chernobyl disaster, highlighting their experiences and resilience.
Mutant frogs of Chernobyl prove the exclusion zone is SAFE for humans
Chernobyl's exclusion zone may now be safe for human habitation, as declining radiation levels do not negatively impact the aging of local frog populations.
Mutant wolves exposed to Chernobyl disaster evolved a new superpower
Mutant wolves in Chernobyl have genetically altered immune systems that show resilience to cancer.
Researchers hope to use the findings from the mutant wolves to find cures for human cancer patients.
How the mutant animals of Chernobyl have changed
Wildlife in Chernobyl's exclusion zone displays 'superpowers'
Animals near Chernobyl exhibit rapid evolution due to radiation
Species in Chernobyl is mutating to 'feed' on nuclear radiation
C. sphaerospermum adapts to Chernobyl's radiation, utilizing it for energy, demonstrating remarkable resilience and potential applications for radiation protection.
A visual tour of Chernobyl: A disaster of biblical proportions, now compounded by war
Pierpaolo Mittica's book documents the lives and memories of those affected by the Chernobyl disaster, highlighting their experiences and resilience.
Mutant frogs of Chernobyl prove the exclusion zone is SAFE for humans
Chernobyl's exclusion zone may now be safe for human habitation, as declining radiation levels do not negatively impact the aging of local frog populations.
Mutant wolves exposed to Chernobyl disaster evolved a new superpower
Mutant wolves in Chernobyl have genetically altered immune systems that show resilience to cancer.
Researchers hope to use the findings from the mutant wolves to find cures for human cancer patients.
How the mutant animals of Chernobyl have changed
Wildlife in Chernobyl's exclusion zone displays 'superpowers'
Animals near Chernobyl exhibit rapid evolution due to radiation
Could These Major US Cities Survive a Nuclear Attack?
Nuclear reactions have significant lasting consequences, as demonstrated by historical events like World War II and Chernobyl.
Political tensions with nuclear nations have raised the threat of nuclear war significantly, likening it to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Dogs living near Chernobyl disaster mutated to develop new superpower
Dogs near Chernobyl have mutated to become immune to radiation and pollution, showcasing remarkable genetic adaptations.
STALKER 2 needed more time
STALKER 2 powerfully illustrates how the environment can reflect humanity's failures, turning industrial ambitions into haunting landscapes of danger and beauty.
This Is How Major American Cities Would Fare in the Event of a Nuclear Strike
The threat of nuclear attacks remains a significant global concern due to rising political tensions between nations.
In His Memoir, Aleksei Navalny Speaks From the Grave
Navalny's memoir illustrates his journey from an assassination attempt to imprisonment, revealing resilience against oppression.
Mushrooms foraged in Sweden could help research Chernobyl radioactive fallout
Sweden is utilizing its strong foraging culture to study radioactive Cesium-137 levels in mushrooms after the Chernobyl disaster.
Putin's war is raising risk of another Chernobyl, says historian who inspired hit TV show
The interplay of nuclear power and warfare poses significant risks, especially in Ukraine's conflict with Russia.
March 2024: Science History from 50, 100 and 150 Years Ago
Balanced rocks form when erosion creates a pillar with a harder capstone, self-leveling due to differential erosion.
Reactor rush in the U.S. peaked in the 1970s, impacted by accidents like Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, leading to cancellations.