A cluster of observations poses puzzles Researchers have discovered a grouping of two galaxies and a quasar early in the history of the universe that hint that celestial objects may already have formed clusters when the cosmos was just one-tenth its current age. Hu, E.M., R.G. McMahon, and E. Egami. 188th meeting of the American Astronomical Society. More evidence of a lumpy universe. Cowen, R. 1995.
Observations hint at primeval galaxy.
Mites are the cause of recent, severe losses of honeybees, but many other animals important to plant pollination are also disappearing. Global List of Threatened Vertebrate Wildlife Species Serving as Pollinators for Crops and Wild Plants. Forgotten Pollinators Campaign, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Buchmann, S.L., and G.P. Nabhan. The Forgotten Pollinators .