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Like songs that carry nostalgia, things can help us feel that we have maintained a moment in time.
After our wedding last Sunday, my husband and I already expected how we could retrieve our own day on the road.
Pictures and videos were taken many moments, such as promises that reflect the appreciation of the stars (refer to the groom to work in it Syzygy).
The souvenir of the treasure in particular is a blue flower made by my nephew, with a magic that displays our first letters.
It made me wonder: What are the stories that beings will leave behind humanity one day? Two excavation scholars are already studying how daily elements can become ancient pieces in the distant future.
Back to the future
The co -author Sarah Gabbut from Leicester University has established an industrial technology of a notebook, paper and plaster in Paris. However, it is impossible to know exactly how neglected elements will be surrounded. Sarah Gabbot
Instead of digging bone fossils, future scientists will end Technologies such as wind turbines and mobile phones And other remnants of our current reality.
Sarah Gabbut and Jean Zallasvich, excavation scientists at Leicester University in the United Kingdom, explore this topic in the new book “Discarded: How Technofossals will be our final legacy.”
Many of the plastic elements and other manufactured elements will not collapse easily, and materials such as epoxy resin such as amber may work, leaving many effects without much context.
“The smartphone gives very little,” said Gabbot. “You will see a lot of these things. They will know that it was important for civilization, but what was used for him?”
Dino dead
In other fossil news, claws of a type of newly discovered researchers were asking whether they had come from a giant laziness or 1990 movie “Edward Scissorhands”.
Instead, the huge curved claws – at approximately 1 feet (30 cm) in size – belong to a creature discovered in what is now Mongolia. Duonychus Tsogtbaaari, which was 10 feet long (3 meters), was part of a group of embarrassing dinosaurs.
She used her frightening claws to understand the entire trees and Recruitment of tall and feathers It should be seen to think.
Meanwhile, scientists have identified a previously unknown parasite of the samples besieged in ABER 99 million years. It can be for an unusual insect A strange structure of injecting creatures has developed With her eggs.
Another team of fossil scientists found new fossilized types of fish up to 16 million years in Australia with it The last meal is still sound.
Solar energy update
The partial solar eclipse is seen while the sun rises behind the Delaware Breakwateer on June 10, 2021, at Lewes Beach in Dyaire. – Ubre Jiminiani/NASA
The partial solar eclipse turned the sun into a crescent over the northeastern United States, East Canada, Greenland and other regions on Saturday morning. For those in North America, the heavenly event occurred during sunrise.
The scene comes two weeks after the creation of the overall eclipse of the “blood moon” moon in the sky of the night.
Partial solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves between the sun and the earth, but heavenly bodies are not completely in line with it, which makes it look like The moon takes a bite of the sun.
If you misses the event, be sure to keep your accredited viewers within your reach – another pair of the overall lunar eclipse and partial solar eclipse occurs in September.
Other worlds
When the curiosity analyzed parts of the crushed rock sample, it was revealed The largest organic particles on Mars. Scientists believe that molecules can be fragments of fatty acids, which are chemical building blocks in life.
Samples do not contain conclusive signs that vehicles were created by life. But the results indicate that any signs of life on Mars for billions of years may still exist today.
Separately, materials such as barricula and other toxins in Mars dust Life -threatening effects caused astronauts On a future mission to the Red Planet, a new research indicates.
Wonderful creatures
The behavior of the European soil bath helps in the seeds of seeds and creates habitats for insects and reptiles. – Thomas Lohnes/Getty Images
The cave paintings helped researchers track the mysterious assets of the European Polison, which have changed significantly in the appearance between 22,000 and 17,000 years.
Scientists believe that the European busson is mixed, called “sadness”, which arose from the formulation of the steps that was now intersecting with the euros, or the greatest grandfather of modern livestock.
However, the Buson was hunted to hide and the centuries, which was Used as drinking vesselsThe population collapsed across most of the continent, as well as West Asia.
BISon reproductive programs have helped return all over Europe, and even their soil habits improve the diversity of the ecological system.
Curiosity
Take a deep diving in these stories that are sweeping:
– Metal detector, Peter Hides More than 800 artifacts high -level iron age In 2021 in northern Yorkshire, England. Now, fossils and new research have shown that items can change the way the researchers understand how life was in ancient Britain.
– NASA’s demobilization is called “the target” and “Al -Qassi” by the employees, with some of them wondering how these changes will do It affects the objectives of science and exploration of the agency.
The scientists seized records of the first known voices made by sharks, and There is one type behind balloon sounds.
Maybe a few couples of “Microlighting” have helped barely visible, created by charged water drops, Light the first life on the primitive earth.
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