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Carlos Albero Rojas

Carlos is an engineer with strong expertise in technical and industrial topics. He previously worked at international companies such as Siemens and is multilingual.

340 articles for The Pulse LinkedIn

—Latest by Carlos Albero Rojas

22. INTERNAL Coral reef fish have been secretly glowing in colors invisible to humans for over 100 million years and scientists finally know why

Coral reef fish have been secretly glowing in colors invisible to humans for over 100 million years, and scientists finally know why

JUN 27, 2026

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Scientists find hidden hydrothermal vents and coral gardens beneath the icy depths of the remote South Sandwich Islands

JUN 27, 2026

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Psychology of having a coffee before a short nap: Psychology says people who drink then doze aren’t doing it wrong, they may have stumbled onto something sleep scientists swear by

JUN 27, 2026

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James Webb caught a distant galaxy being devoured by its own “galaxy-killing winds” and astronomers warn the Milky Way may face the same fate

JUN 26, 2026

60. URGENT Physicists tried to cut light in half and got back something

Physicists tried to cut light in half and got back something the universe had no right to produce

JUN 26, 2026

17. INTERNAL Louisiana is losing a strip of marsh that shields 1.5 million people from hurricanes — and scientists say time is running out

Louisiana is losing a strip of marsh that shields 1.5 million people from hurricanes — and scientists say time is running out

JUN 25, 2026

16. INTERNAL Earths Black Box is being built in Tasmania to outlast civilization and record its collapse

Earth’s “Black Box” is being built in Tasmania to outlast civilization and record its collapse

JUN 25, 2026

17. INTERNAL A 5000—year—old wooden structure found near Stonehenge suggests prehistoric people were tracking the solstice centuries before the stones ever went up

A 5,000-year-old wooden structure found near Stonehenge suggests prehistoric people were tracking the solstice centuries before the stones ever went up

JUN 24, 2026

16. INTERNAL Microscopic life from Earth may have been raining down on Jupiters moon Europa for billions of years

Microscopic life from Earth may have been raining down on Jupiter’s moon Europa for billions of years

JUN 24, 2026

white wind turbines on a windswept Norwegian coastal island under a pale sky

Turbines built to catch the wind had become a serious hazard for the eagles soaring around them, until one cheap change to a single blade cut the collisions by about 70 percent

JUN 24, 2026

21. INTERNAL On a remote Pacific island scientists found the most ancient human genome on Earth and it is rewriting our own history

On a remote Pacific island, scientists found the most ancient human genome on Earth, and it’s about to rewrite our own history

JUN 23, 2026

20. INTERNAL Ghostly sand rings are appearing around coral reefs worldwide and scientists finally have a clue what theyre trying to tell us

Ghostly sand rings are appearing around coral reefs worldwide and scientists finally have a clue what they’re trying to tell us

JUN 23, 2026

11. INTERNAL Ancient shells buried in Floridas seafloor just rewrote what scientists thought they knew about a vanishing underwater world

Ancient shells buried in Florida’s seafloor just rewrote what scientists thought they knew about a vanishing underwater world

JUN 22, 2026

10. INTERNAL Upper—atmosphere wind shear over the United States has been quietly intensifying for two decades and aircraft passengers may already be feeling it

Upper-atmosphere wind shear over the United States has been quietly intensifying for two decades, and aircraft passengers may already be feeling it

JUN 22, 2026

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It’s “empty” out there, but what is taking shape on the seabed beneath these offshore wind turbines is turning the open ocean into something almost no one expected

JUN 22, 2026

14. INTERNAL LED lights took over our streets as the clean and efficient future but out in the dark something quiet had already started to go wrong

LED lights took over our streets as the clean and efficient future, but out in the dark, something quiet had already started to go wrong

JUN 21, 2026

Person recording a voice note on a smartphone, illustrating why our own recorded voice sounds unfamiliar

Psychology says people who cringe at their own voice in recordings are not vain or oversensitive, and why that flash of discomfort reveals how your brain has quietly reshaped the way you hear yourself for your entire life

JUN 21, 2026

15. INTERNAL A NASA sensor flying at 65000 feet spotted a hidden fingerprint in the Mojave Desert that geologists on the ground had missed for generations

A NASA sensor flying at 65,000 feet spotted a hidden “fingerprint” in the Mojave Desert that geologists on the ground had missed for generations

JUN 21, 2026

Fox solar panels home

A fox that had lost more than 90 percent of its wild home slipped under the solar panels of a California solar farm, and what scientists found when they tracked it there was not the simple success it first looked like

JUN 21, 2026

Deep sea mining waste turns the oceans twilight zone

Deep-sea mining waste turns the ocean’s twilight zone into a “junk food” desert, threatening the entire marine food web

JUN 20, 2026

Machine weighs six million pounds

A machine that weighs more than six million pounds takes eight hours to move a rocket the last four miles to its launch pad, and the reason it crawls that slowly is stranger than the load it carries

JUN 20, 2026

Aerial view of cracked desert terrain at Cajon Pass where Southern California's two most dangerous fault lines converge

Southern California’s two most dangerous faults are now more stressed than at any point in a thousand years and scientists say they’re primed to rupture together

JUN 20, 2026

9. INTERNAL After 1.7 million observations Hubble found a galaxy cluster so massive it bends light from the edge of the universe

After 1.7 million observations, Hubble found a galaxy cluster so massive it bends light from the edge of the universe

JUN 19, 2026

1. URGENT NASA considered building a nuclear power plant on the Moon but is now betting on a far stranger energy source hidden beneath the Earths surface

NASA considered building a nuclear power plant on the Moon, but is now betting on a far stranger energy source hidden beneath the Earth’s surface

JUN 19, 2026

13. INTERNAL An old oil well no one could find just swallowed 1.5 million gallons of toxic water under a Texas church parking lot in Grandfalls

An old oil well no one could find just swallowed 1.5 million gallons of toxic water under a Texas church parking lot in Grandfalls

JUN 18, 2026

12. INTERNAL Bone—cracking sounds have echoed through Argentinas Andean forests every night for centuries and researchers just discovered what is making them

Bone-cracking sounds have echoed through Argentina’s Andean forests every night for centuries and researchers just discovered what is making them

JUN 18, 2026

14. INTERNAL Webb captured 40 spectral lines from a tiny red smudge in the ancient universe and scientists say a red black hole was hiding inside all along

Webb captured 40 spectral lines from a tiny red smudge in the ancient universe and scientists say a “red black hole” was hiding inside all along

JUN 17, 2026

Wildlife animals

A family of wild animals built the exact dam Czech engineers had been stuck on for seven years, saving 1.2 million dollars and bringing a drained wetland back to life

JUN 17, 2026

13. INTERNAL Two NASA researchers accidentally created a lava—like material that no database on Earth had ever seen before and it could change how astronauts survive on the Moon

Two NASA researchers accidentally created a lava-like material that no database on Earth had ever seen before, and it could change how astronauts survive on the Moon

JUN 17, 2026

Flat pack furniture

Flat pack furniture was sold as the cheap and easy way to furnish a whole home, but the real problem only shows up once it is already built

JUN 17, 2026

Bats began swirling solar panels

Solar panels were built to catch the sun, but after dark they quietly fool the bats into chasing something that was never really there

JUN 17, 2026

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MIT found a way to “drain the ocean” from underwater photos and showed coral reefs in colors scientists had never actually seen before

JUN 16, 2026

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Scientists find coral gardens and hydrothermal vents in one of Earth’s most isolated ocean trenches — and the species count is still climbing

JUN 16, 2026

Man digging hole

For weeks it looked like a man digging a pointless hole in his backyard, but what slowly rose out of that pit is something the neighbors still refuse to believe he built by hand

JUN 16, 2026

Ancient meteorite from a destroyed Mars-sized protoplanet resting on cracked Sahara Desert sand at twilight

Sahara Desert rock carries a secret from a Mars-sized planet that vanished billions of years ago

JUN 15, 2026

Two contrasting galaxies in deep space — a vivid spiral with active star formation beside a dim, quenched elliptical galaxy

Astronomers found a hidden “off switch” buried inside galaxies that shuts down star formation forever

JUN 15, 2026

Scientists raced to a remote volcanic

Only one wild tree of its kind still survives, growing on a remote volcanic cliff, and the way scientists are saving it had never been done before in history

JUN 15, 2026

11. INTERNAL Archaeologists found eleven pristine stone tools buried under an Ohio golf course and after years of analysis they still cannot explain why no one ever used them

Archaeologists found eleven pristine stone tools buried under an Ohio golf course, and after years of analysis they still cannot explain why no one ever used them

JUN 14, 2026

Depression always believed

Psychologists always believed depression lived purely in the mind, but science keeps tracing it back to a part of the body almost no one would suspect

JUN 14, 2026

Satellites burning

Burning up dead satellites sounds like the cleanest way to stop space from filling with junk, but the real cost only shows up high in the sky where no one is looking

JUN 14, 2026

Dishwasher tabs film

Dishwasher tablets were sold as the easy way to get perfectly clean dishes, until scientists looked closely at the invisible film they can leave behind

JUN 14, 2026

Panama canal dry

For over a century the entire world has squeezed its trade through one narrow canal, but as it slowly runs dry, the rival rising next door can do the one thing it never could

JUN 14, 2026

29. INTERNAL NASA found something lurking in Mars atmosphere that scientists had only ever seen around Earth

NASA found something lurking in Mars’ atmosphere that scientists had only ever seen around Earth

JUN 13, 2026

28. INTERNAL Colorado passed a law to keep drunk drivers off the road but thousands of offenders found a quiet way around it

Colorado passed a law to keep drunk drivers off the road, but thousands of offenders found a quiet way around it

JUN 13, 2026

German forest to build a giant car factory

Clearing a quiet German forest for a giant factory was meant to be the easy part, but its smallest residents had other plans

JUN 13, 2026

26. INTERNAL Vivid blue ponds carved into Utahs red desert are actually a window into an ancient industrial process

Vivid blue ponds carved into Utah’s red desert are actually a window into an ancient industrial process

JUN 13, 2026

11. INTERNAL Australias most common backyard bird can recognize your face call your dog and remove a GPS tracker — and scientists are only beginning to understand why

Australia’s most common backyard bird can recognize your face, call your dog, and remove a GPS tracker — and scientists are only beginning to understand why

JUN 13, 2026

Sweetener Coffee

For years, swapping sugar for sweeteners felt like the obvious healthy choice, until the world’s leading health body looked closely at what they actually do

JUN 13, 2026

Scientists found Africa splitting open far faster than anyone expected and it may change everything we thought we knew about human origins

JUN 12, 2026

5. INTERNAL Beneath a New York cemetery scientists found 5.5 million wild bees that have quietly lived there for over a century

Beneath a New York cemetery, scientists found 5.5 million wild bees that have quietly lived there for over a century

JUN 12, 2026

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