
"Unveiling the Threat: Supervolcanoes and a Revolutionary Wooden Satellite in Science News"
This week in science news, researchers discovered four supervolcano "megabeds" in the Mediterranean Sea, Iceland braces for an imminent volcanic eruption, NASA and JAXA plan to launch the world's first wooden satellite, and scientists uncover new findings about the spinning black hole at the center of our galaxy and the disruptive effects of a powerful gamma-ray burst. Additionally, scientists discovered a new hydrothermal vent in the Galápagos, learned about the migration patterns of crabs, and found that elephants communicate using low-pitched rumbles. Other news includes outbreaks of Salmonella linked to pets, the development of "bionic breasts" for breast cancer survivors, and advancements in CRISPR gene editing. Archaeologists also made discoveries related to ancient temples and Stone Age hunting techniques, while colorful metal spherules found in the Pacific Ocean were determined to be the byproduct of burning coal on Earth.




