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Yamaha may be the largest, most well-known manufacturer of outboard motors in Japan, but Tohatsu Corporation beat it to market by a couple years back in the mid-20th century to become the country's first outboard producer. Tohatsu remains a venerable force in outboard production today and is now teaming with US-based Ilmor Engineering in developing an entire all-electric outboard family that will start quietly hitting waters in Europe and North America this year. Tohatsu began building motor products with its founding in…

February 1, 20242 min readWetlands with a small amount of salinity can produce more methane gas than those filled with freshwater or lots of seawater, new research suggestsBy Miranda Willson & E&E NewsAerial view above tidal wetlands and mud flats South San Francisco Bay. CLIMATEWIRE | Sea-level rise could cause some coastal wetlands to release huge quantities of methane gas, according to a new study that challenges how scientists view the relationship between salinity levels and climate-warming emissions.Wetlands…

Bob Iger wished his colleagues “smooth waters ahead” as he stepped down in 2021 after 15 years at Disney’s helm. They proved anything but.Eleven months later, he was summoned out of retirement. Iger, who had been lauded for transforming a rusty Hollywood tug into a gleaming flotilla of new media entities during his first stint in charge, was given a second stint to steer the company back on course.The seas have yet to calm. Now pirates are looking to clamber aboard, as the renowned activist investor Nelson Peltz fights to…

The Wakayama Soryu, a mosasaur discovered in Japan and comparable in size to a great white shark, lived 72 million years ago with unique features like elongated rear flippers and a shark-like dorsal fin. This significant find, named Megapterygius wakayamaensis, challenges previous assumptions about mosasaur swimming and hunting behaviors (Artist’s concept). Credit: SciTechDaily.comThe Wakayama Soryu, a newly described mosasaur known as the “blue dragon,” possessed a shark-like dorsal fin.Researchers have detailed a…

Data from ESA's Mars Express indicates that there may be subterranean ice deposits at the Martian equator that are up to 2.3 miles (3.7 km) thick. With enough water to fill the Red Sea, this could be a tremendous resource for future Mars colonies.The modern Martian environment is about as dry as you can get. Scientists often use Earth's Atacama desert as an experimental stand-in, but the Atacama, though one of our planet's driest spots, is a tropical rainforest in a monsoon compared to Mars.That isn't to say that the Red…

Katherine Howe isn’t just a prolific author and historian. She is also a passionate sailor, so the recent discovery of a great-aunt, who singlehandedly rescued a ship from mutiny in the 19th century, was serendipitous to say the least. The relative was Hannah Masury, wife of the ship’s captain, Edward Howe. Unusually for the time, Hannah joined Edward on his voyages, helping to transport locomotives and labourers to and from California. One day, while sailing around the Pacific coast, Edward died. Without a commander, the…

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Recent research has shown that the formation of greenalite in ancient oceans played a crucial role in determining the availability of certain metals, such as manganese and molybdenum, which were vital for early life forms. This discovery, made by recreating Archean seawater in the lab, offers new insights into the evolutionary processes of early life.Scientists know very little about conditions in the ocean when life first evolved, but new research published in the journal Nature Geoscience has revealed how geological…

A trawler off the coast of South Africa. Credit: UC Santa Barbara Banding together to sell fishing rights could generate economic benefits for African countries, which receive far less from access to their fisheries on the global market than other countries do from theirs. By joining forces, UC Santa Barbara researchers say in a paper published in Nature Communications, African fisheries would not just secure more competitive…

Posted in: Comics | Tagged: manga, november 2020, november 2023, seven seas, SolicitsSeven Seas launches a bunch of new manga series in their October 2023 solicits including My Cat Is Such A Weirdo by Tamako Tamagoyama.Seven Seas Entertainment launches a bunch of new manga series in their October 2023 solicits and solicitations, with a few books scheduled for November. Including My Cat Is Such A Weirdo by Tamako Tamagoyama.   MY CAT IS SUCH A WEIRDO GN VOL 01 SEVEN SEAS ENTERTAINMENTAUG232557(W/A)…