Sentences with phrase «mystery to scientists»
The Sun, our closest star, is still a great mystery to scientists.
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But this polynya's reappearance is a mystery to scientists.
One video, running alongside the display of a particular animal, intones, «The origin of such complexity is a mystery to scientists.
In particular, the physical process controlling heat flow between metals and diamond has remained a mystery to scientists for many years.
The radioactive cloud was too thin to be dangerous, but it posed a mystery to scientists.
How these layers formed so neatly amid the chaos has been a mystery to scientists, but percolation is one theory that could explain it.
In the course of human evolution, the cortex has expanded as much as 1,000-fold, but how this occurred is still a mystery to scientists.
It was a bit of a mystery to the scientists investigating the phenomenon: a brain disease driven by the death of specialized neurons was strongly linked to exposure to a particular pesticide.
«How snakes lost their legs has long been a mystery to scientists, but it seems that this happened when their ancestors became adept at burrowing,» Dr. Hongyu Yi, leader of the study from the University's School of GeoSciences, explained in a news release.
Why adults cry has been a mystery to scientists for centuries, as TIME recently reported.
These all - white redwoods are still a mystery to scientists, and have been called «Ghost Trees» for centuries.
Despite years of observations, however, these sharks are still, in large part, a mystery to scientists.
What exactly happens during a tropical storm over the open ocean is still a mystery to scientists.
The rest is a mystery to scientists.
Why this is, however, is still a mystery to scientists because they have yet to find what exactly is causing this happiness.