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Jan 08 2025
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Nature and Science 12.4

By Actueel, Wetenschap
Marsquakes caused by meteorite impacts On Earth, seismic data plays a crucial role in understanding the planet’s interior structure, tectonic activity and earthquake dynamics. Seismic waves on Earth are caused by earthquakes or human activities, such as explosions. Shifting focus to Mars, the use of seismic data provides a comparable...
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Jan 08 2025
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Langere dagen door smeltend ijs

By Actueel, Wetenschap
Door: Daphne de Widt Naar: Marcel aan de Brugh (juli 2024) ; NRC reportage ‘Smeltende ijskappen laten de aarde langzamer draaien.’ En Mostafa Kiani Shahvandia et al, 5 juni 2024, PNAS 2024 Vol. 121 No. 30 e2406930121,  Een dag, 24 uur. Een gegeven dat voor iedereen vrijblijvend is en over...
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Feb 29 2024
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Nature & Science 12.1

By Actueel, Wetenschap
Arctic multitasking: sleeping while eating Reindeer in the Arctic need to be well equipped to survive the harsh winters. Eating, however, is still as important as always. Since reindeer are herbivores, it takes quite some time to gather the nutrients needed to keep their body functioning properly and be kept...
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Feb 20 2023
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The James Webb Telescope seen in space with the Earth in the background

Nature & Science 11.1

By Actueel, Wetenschap

Door: Jochem Stouthamer & Guido de Ruiter  Closing the ozone layer gap problem With ice caps getting smaller and smaller, increasingly hot summers and winters, and widespread droughts, climate change is one of the biggest problems of our time caused by emissions of all kinds of greenhouse gases. Previously, one…

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