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Study: When ice disappears, new coastlines emerge
The rapid retreat of glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere is freeing new coast sections from under the ice. In the years 2000-2020 alone, this process led to the creation of almost 2,500 km of coastline there. Greenland is 'getting' most of the new coastline, report scientists from an international team, including Polish researchers.
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Ornithologist: Spring mating of birds is a true spectacle of nature
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Polish researchers investigate virus linked to obesity
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'Polish hat' for any language model was created as part of PLLuM
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Polish researchers build quantum antennas for ESA
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Precipitation to glass: It takes water days to thousands of years to make this 'journey'
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Archaeologists have completed another stage of work in Pharaoh Shepseskaf's tomb
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Report: 87% of Internet users consider hate to be serious social problem
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Microalgae from peatlands are our allies in fight against global warming
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Polish company to develop satellite communication security system for ESA
Marine ecologist: Creating seal reserves in Polish waters makes no sense
Seals do not constitute a permanent population off the Polish coast, they only 'pay visits' to rest on the shallows and take advantage of easy access to food, says marine ecologist, Professor Jan Marcin Węsławski. That is why, in his opinion, proposals to create seal reserves in Polish waters make no sense.
