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This year, there are almost twice as many fires raging in the Amazon rainforest than there were last year. Many of them were presumably started by humans. The fires burn most easily in areas where the Amazon region is already damaged by extensive deforestation. An interview with Susan Trumbore, Director at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena, about the importance of the Amazon rainforest and the threats to this unique ecosystem.
It’s hard to say for sure.

An interview with Raquel Sirotti, PhD student at the Max Planck Institute For European Legal History about the Brazilian President’s environmental agenda
I would say he is trying to make sure that international

In a recent Nature study, an international research team reports the earliest modern human burial in Africa. The remains of a 2.5 to 3 year-old child were found in a flexed position, deliberately buried in a shallow grave directly under the sheltered overhang of the cave. The interment at Panga ya Saidi joins increasing evidence of early complex social behaviours in Homo sapiens.
“At this point, we weren’t sure what we had found.

Centaurus A is home to a supermassive black hole. With the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), researchers have now zoomed into the heart of this galaxy some 13 million light years away. In the process, the team not only precisely determined the position of the black hole but also observed a gigantic jet originating there. This bundled gas stream appears to emit radiation only at its outer edges, thereby calling theoretical models into question.
“I am sure that we will soon master the improved methods

Parrots are among the most intelligent animals on Earth. Interview with Auguste of Bavaria on endangered parrots and their suitability as pets.
I am sure that the realisation that these animals rank

Malfunction of cellular condensates is a disease mechanism relevant for congenital malformations, common diseases, and cancer
“This is why we are sure that the HMGB1 mutation is

New all-sky survey by the MeerKAT radio telescope shows the universe as expected at large distances – unlike previous observations by other telescopes that find an anisotropy of the radio dipole
of previous telescopes, but we don’t yet know for sure

New all-sky survey by the MeerKAT radio telescope shows the universe as expected at large distances – unlike previous observations by other telescopes that find an anisotropy of the radio dipole
of previous telescopes, but we don’t yet know for sure

Franciele Kruczkiewicz, PhD student at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, about Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, who first theorized that the stars were composed of hydrogen and helium.
Computers, when she started out in the US, and I am sure

Astronomers have resolved the decade-long solar abundance crisis: the conflict between the internal structure of the Sun as determined from solar oscillations (helioseismology) and the structure derived from the fundamental theory of stellar evolution, which in turn relies on measurements of the present-day Sun’s chemical composition. New calculations of the physics of the Sun’s atmosphere yield updated results for abundances of different chemical elements, which resolve the conflict. Notably, the Sun contains more oxygen, silicon and neon than previously thought. The methods employed also promise considerably more accurate estimates of the chemical compositions of stars in general.
Sun’s atoms and its radiation field in order to make sure