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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

Scientists ultraviolet animal

Scientists thought they knew everything strange about the platypus, until they switched on an ultraviolet light and watched it do something no one saw coming

JUN 12, 2026

Radiator sheet

Radiators were built to warm the room in front of them, until you find out how much of that heat has been quietly disappearing straight through the wall behind

JUN 12, 2026

Scientists studying a remote island halfway to Antarctica found that storms there are getting far wetter and the Southern Ocean may be losing heat in ways climate models never captured

JUN 11, 2026

9. INTERNAL Beneath the Grand Canyons famous walls a secret water highway keeps millions of visitors alive — and scientists are finally mapping it

Beneath the Grand Canyon’s famous walls, a secret water highway keeps millions of visitors alive — and scientists are finally mapping it

JUN 11, 2026

America freeway animals

A bridge is rising over ten lanes of one of America’s busiest freeways, but no vehicle will ever be allowed to drive across it

JUN 11, 2026

Animals parachute wilderness

An absurd 1948 experiment rained animals into the wilderness by parachute, and scientists are now racing to copy it as the West burns

JUN 11, 2026

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Eradicated in the 1970s, a flesh-eating parasite has just turned up in a Texas calf — and cattle officials are alarmed

JUN 10, 2026

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Lost for over a decade, a tiny Indonesian parrot reappears in highlands no scientist had ever reached

JUN 10, 2026

13. INTERNAL Colorado became the unlikely capital of Americas fastest—growing outdoor sport and nobody saw it coming

Colorado became the unlikely capital of America’s fastest-growing outdoor sport and nobody saw it coming

JUN 9, 2026

12. INTERNAL Scientists in New Mexico are training baby trees to survive wildfire scars that reach 150F and kill nearly every seedling planted there

Scientists in New Mexico are “training” baby trees to survive wildfire scars that reach 150°F and kill nearly every seedling planted there

JUN 9, 2026

Retired volunteers

Retired volunteers are crawling through America’s most biodiverse forest to name thousands of species — including mites, mosses, and lichens that could disappear before science ever records them

JUN 9, 2026

Princeton

Princeton, Iowa spent $800,000 on a new well and now its 350 residents are drinking from a pipe drilled in 1963

JUN 9, 2026

15. INTERNAL Bat—inspired drone wings that ditch the vortex could make hovering flight far more efficient scientists find

Bat-inspired drone wings that ditch the vortex could make hovering flight far more efficient, scientists find

JUN 9, 2026

14. INTERNAL Webb telescope found frozen molecules linked to life orbiting a star 160000 light—years away and scientists say it rewrites what we know about lifes origins

Webb telescope found frozen molecules linked to life orbiting a star 160,000 light-years away and scientists say it rewrites what we know about life’s origins

JUN 9, 2026

Scientists cracked

Scientists cracked open 300,000 ancient stones from Illinois and found three lost worlds hiding inside

JUN 9, 2026

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Buried inside Goethe’s amber collection for 200 years, a 40-million-year-old ant finally gives up its secrets

JUN 8, 2026

25. INTERNAL Scotlands strangest sea cave spent 60 million years turning volcanic rock into a concert hall that moved Mendelssohn to tears

Scotland’s strangest sea cave spent 60 million years turning volcanic rock into a concert hall that moved Mendelssohn to tears

JUN 8, 2026

24. INTERNAL Six shipwrecks from the real Golden Age of Piracy have been found off Nassau — and the evidence of what pirates did to their victims is still visible

Six shipwrecks from the real Golden Age of Piracy have been found off Nassau — and the evidence of what pirates did to their victims is still visible

JUN 8, 2026

23. INTERNAL Archaeologists who mapped life aboard the ISS are now turning their lens on Everests forgotten artifacts

Archaeologists who mapped life aboard the ISS are now turning their lens on Everest’s forgotten artifacts

JUN 8, 2026

22. INTERNAL Rosemary Mulholland is planting a forest she will never see and she calls it the greatest privilege of her life 1

Rosemary Mulholland is planting a forest she will never see, and she calls it the greatest privilege of her life

JUN 8, 2026

21. INTERNAL Archaeologists in Guatemala found a 1200—year—old open hall where divine Maya kings once ruled in full public view

Archaeologists in Guatemala found a 1,200-year-old open hall where “divine” Maya kings once ruled in full public view

JUN 8, 2026

20. INTERNAL Americas crumbling freight infrastructure finally gets a 580 billion legislative reckoning — and truck drivers are watching closely

America’s crumbling freight infrastructure finally gets a $580 billion legislative reckoning — and truck drivers are watching closely

JUN 8, 2026

Beetle

A beetle solves a navigation problem in total darkness that even our most advanced machines still struggle with

JUN 8, 2026

18. INTERNAL Hunga Tonga shot a record wall of water vapor into the stratosphere and still managed to cool the planet

Hunga Tonga shot a record wall of water vapor into the stratosphere and still managed to cool the planet

JUN 7, 2026

17. INTERNAL The 2026 World Cup is about to send millions of first—time riders into US transit systems that were never built for them

The 2026 World Cup is about to send millions of first-time riders into US transit systems that were never built for them

JUN 7, 2026

16. INTERNAL Mathematicians spent 80 years certain their geometry solution was unbeatable until an AI quietly proved them wrong

Mathematicians spent 80 years certain their geometry solution was unbeatable, until an AI quietly proved them wrong

JUN 7, 2026

15. INTERNAL NASA lost contact with its Mars spacecraft during a routine flyby and has never heard from it again

NASA lost contact with its Mars spacecraft during a routine flyby and has never heard from it again

JUN 7, 2026

14. INTERNAL Costa Ricas howler monkeys kept dying on power lines until a burned orphan named Peque sparked a legal battle that shook the whole country

Costa Rica’s howler monkeys kept dying on power lines until a burned orphan named Peque sparked a legal battle that shook the whole country

JUN 7, 2026

13. INTERNAL A Supernino is quietly rewriting the odds for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and forecasters say the danger is far from over

A “Superniño” is quietly rewriting the odds for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and forecasters say the danger is far from over

JUN 7, 2026

12. INTERNAL Extinct in the wild for nearly 40 years a tiny Pacific kingfisher is finally learning to nest again

Extinct in the wild for nearly 40 years, a tiny Pacific kingfisher is finally learning to nest again

JUN 6, 2026

11. INTERNAL One million detections later tiny radio tags are rewriting what scientists know about Californias most misunderstood blackbird

One million detections later, tiny radio tags are rewriting what scientists know about California’s most misunderstood blackbird

JUN 6, 2026

10. INTERNAL Lab mosquitoes learned to love the smell of bug spray and scientists are rethinking everything about how we use it

Lab mosquitoes learned to love the smell of bug spray, and scientists are rethinking everything about how we use it

JUN 6, 2026

9. INTERNAL NASA and NOAA sent a hurricane hunter and four research planes skimming over Houston at 1000 feet and put college students in charge of the science

NASA and NOAA sent a hurricane hunter and four research planes skimming over Houston at 1,000 feet, and put college students in charge of the science

JUN 6, 2026

8. INTERNAL Sand salmon and sovereignty how two centuries of dredging hollowed out the Columbia Rivers living foundation

Sand, salmon, and sovereignty: how two centuries of dredging hollowed out the Columbia River’s living foundation

JUN 6, 2026

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Hubble catches a spiral galaxy losing its star-forming fuel on a slow, one-way trip through the Virgo Cluster

JUN 6, 2026

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Federal grazing rules untouched since 1995 are getting their first real overhaul as ranchers and land managers push back against decades of regulatory gridlock

JUN 5, 2026

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Basking sharks are feeding in the ocean’s “twilight zone” during their vast winter migrations, and scientists have the data to prove it

JUN 5, 2026

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Scientists mapped 50 years of Amazon bird data with satellites and found that most population collapses would still go completely undetected

JUN 5, 2026

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Google is asking the EPA to release 32 million mosquitoes across California and Florida to fight a species that chose to hunt humans nearly 3 million years ago

JUN 5, 2026

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Soccer fans built their own AI ticketing system to fight back against FIFA’s World Cup prices — and it’s working

JUN 5, 2026

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Campsites reserved, rangers waiting, land empty: how America’s public lands booking system stopped working for the public

JUN 5, 2026

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Cold War spy technology built to hunt submarines ended up revealing the secret songs of whales

JUN 4, 2026

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Louisiana’s fishing families are watching their coastline vanish beneath the Gulf and scientists say the clock to act is almost up

JUN 4, 2026

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Sixteen artists from around the world are turning Joplin’s streets into a living tribute to Route 66’s first century

JUN 4, 2026

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Bananas left half-eaten, a nest in the trees, and a farmer caught between survival and one of the world’s most endangered apes

JUN 4, 2026

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Washington says “enough is enough”, and takes the step American drivers were waiting for

JUN 4, 2026

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Vivid dreams get the blame for morning exhaustion, but sleep researchers say the real cause is something most people overlook

JUN 4, 2026

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Switzerland just buried solar panels under a live train line to see if they can survive the weight of a speeding locomotive

JUN 4, 2026

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Norwegian researchers can now scan an entire forest from a drone and pinpoint exactly which trees are about to bring down the power grid

JUN 3, 2026

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Bay Area regulators are closing in on America’s first gas water-heater ban, and not everyone will have to follow it

JUN 3, 2026

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