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February 13, 2013

The Committee for the Prevention of Nuclear Tests

North Korea's nuclear tests - what is the connection between a nuclear test and an earthquake?

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Ukhaatherium nessovi, a giant Cretaceous-age animal discovered in 1994 in Mongolia's Gobi Desert by the Mongolian Academy of Sciences and the American Museum of Natural History, is one of the many mammals used to study the placental mammal tree of life. When the tiny creature's remarkably well-preserved skeleton was discovered This time, the researchers were surprised to find the presence of epipubic bones, which were attached to both sides of the groin. Today this feature is only found in egg-laying mammals such as the duck and marsupial mammals such as the kangaroo. But their presence in this fossil showed that the first placental mammals also shared the same feature.

The oldest placental mammals, lived right after the end of the dinosaur period

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Minister Gilad Erdan at the Pratt Awards ceremony for 2012. Pratt Award winners for 2012. Photos courtesy of Yoav Itiel, Moshevat magazine.

Ministry of Environmental Protection: The World Bank Sea Canal will not restore the Dead Sea, but may even endanger it

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This is what the experimental production facility looks like (beautiful? suitable for the landscape? small? not offensive? not polluting?).

How does the State of Israel make statements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while promoting a polluting project?

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