英语科普版的资料有哪些 那能找到英文的科普文章

推荐答案

1. 英语科普版的资料很丰富。
2. 因为英语科普版是指用简单易懂的英语来科普知识，旨在让更多的人能够了解科学知识。
因此，很多科学机构和科普网站都会提供英语科普版的资料，如NASA、BBC、National Geographic等。
3. 如果你想了解更多的英语科普版资料，可以通过搜索引擎或者科普网站进行查找，同时也可以关注一些科普公众号或者订阅科普杂志，获取更多的科学知识。

其他回答

可以到emule里下载“科学美国人”这本杂志的英文原版。

这本杂志全是通俗易懂，深入浅出的科普知识文章，集知识性趣味性于一体，非常好看。下面是链接：

http://www.emule.com.cn/html/19315.html

暗银河系的发现及其科学意义

In addition to conventional galaxies, the universe contains very dim galaxies that until recently went unnoticed by astronomers. Possibly as numerous as conventional galaxies, these galaxies have the same general shape and even the same approximate number of stars as a common type of conventional galaxy, the spiral, but tend to be much larger. Because these galaxies ’mass is spread out over larger areas, they have far fewer stars per unit volume than do conventional galaxies. Apparently these low-surface-brightness galaxies, as they are called, take much longer than conventional galaxies to condense their primordial gas and convert it to stars—that is, they evolve much more slowly.

These galaxies may constitute an answer to the long-standing puzzle of the missing

baryonic mass in the universe. Baryons—subatomic particles亚原子粒子 that are generally protons or neutrons—are the source of stellar, and therefore galactic, luminosity, and so their numbers can be estimated based on how luminous galaxies are. However, the amount of helium in the universe, as measured by spectroscopy光谱学, suggests that there are far more baryons in the universe than estimates based on galactic luminosity indicate. Astronomers have long speculated that the missing baryonic mass might eventually

be discovered in intergalactic space星系际的空间 or as some large population of galaxies that are difficult to detect.

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另类海豹哺乳方式与众不同

Until recently, zoologists believed that all species of phocids (true seals), a pinnipped family, use a different maternal strategy than do otariids (fur seals and

sea lions), another pinniped family. Mother otariids use a foraging strategy. They acquire moderate energy stores in the form of blubber before arriving at breeding sites and then fast for 5 to 11 days after birth. Throughout the rest of the lactation (milk production) period, which lasts from 4 months to 3 years depending on the species, mother otariids alternately forage at sea, where they replenish their fat stores, and nurse their young at breeding sites. Zoologists had assumed that females of all phocids species, by contrast,

use a fasting strategy in which mother phocids, having accumulated large energy

stores before they arrive at breeding sites, fast throughout the entire lactation period, which lasts from 4 to 50 days depending on the species. However, recent studies on

harbor seals, a phocids species, found that lactating females commenced foraging

approximately 6 days after giving birth and on average made 7 foraging trips during the remainder of their 24-day lactation period.

The maternal strategy evolved by harbor seals may have to do with their small size and the large proportion of their fat stores depleted in lactation. Harbor seals are small compared with other phocids species such as grey seals, all of which are known to fast for the entire lactation period. Studies show that mother seals of these species use respectively 84 percent, 58 percent, and 33 percent of their fat stores during lactation. By comparison, harbor seals use 80 percent of their fat stores in just the first 19 days of lactation, even though they occasionally feed during this period. Since such a large proportion of their fat stores is exhausted despite feeding, mother harbor seals clearly cannot support all of lactation using only energy stored before giving birth. Though smaller

than many other phocids, harbor seals are similar in size to most otariids. In addition,

there is already some evidence suggesting that the ringed seal, a phocids species that

is similar in size to the harbor seal, may also use a maternal foraging strategy.

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pheromones是什么东东，是不是该划为odorant

There is no consensus among researchers regarding what qualifies a substance as a pheromone. While most agree on a basic definition of pheromones as chemicals released by one individual of a species which, when detected by another individual of the same species, elicit a specific behavioral or physiological response, some researchers also specify that the response to pheromones must be unconscious. In addition, the distinction

between pheromones and odorants—chemicals that are consciously detected as odors---can be blurry, and some researchers classify pheromones as atype of odorant. Evidence that pheromone responses may not involve conscious odor perception comes from the finding that in many species, pheromones are processed by the vomeronasal (or accessory olfactory) system, which uses a special structure in the nose, the vomeronasal organ (VNO),to receive chemical signals. The neural connections between the VNO and the brain are separate from those of the main olfactory system, whose processing of

odorants triggers sensations of smell. But while the VNO does process many animal

pheromone signals, not all animal pheromones work through the VNO. Conversely,

not all chemical signals transmitted via the VNO quality as pheromones. For example,

garter snakes detect a chemical signal from earthworms—one of their favorite foods—via

the VNO, and they use this signal to track their prey.

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