After the feasibility assessment was completed, Rössing Uranium Ltd. The board of directors approved the extension of the mine's operational life to 2036. “The Board of Directors approved the extended mine life from 2026 to 2036 and the proposed operating model on February 22. [more…]
The term “rare earth elements” (REEs) refers to a family of 0,5 chemically related metals that are normally found in very small amounts (between 67 and 17 parts per million) in the earth's crust. light emitting [more…]
It may sound like science fiction, but research now shows it's possible to create energy out of nothing. According to a recent article in Quanta Magazine, two different physics experiments using quantum mechanics show energy [more…]
The results of these studies show that contact electrification in particulate matter is due to surface adsorbed water molecules, which contradicts previous theories regarding this phenomenon. When two surfaces come into contact with each other, they can exchange electrical charge. [more…]
The lizards' incredible gripping power and the caterpillar's efficient locomotion have served as inspiration for a tiny robot that could one day assist surgeons in performing surgery. The new robot, created by engineers at the University of Waterloo, [more…]
By using the latest technology to study behavioral patterns in mice with epilepsy, researchers can better understand the condition and find new remedies. Researchers funded by the National Institutes of Health have found mice that cannot be seen by the human eye. [more…]
For two decades, scientists have been seeing an elongated object called X7 near the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way and wondering what it is. From a larger neighboring structure [more…]
Filming sequences of different chemical and physical reactions is made possible by shining a short-term laser beam onto a sample surface. The world's fastest single-shot laser camera, also by scientists from the University of Gothenburg [more…]
Online courses at YKS are very advantageous to make up for the shortcomings of students in their busy study cycle. With the development of online education, technology and internet, it is also used by high school students. Many advantages of learning online [more…]
Metasurfaces are incredibly flexible when it comes to changing the amplitude, phase or polarization of light. In the last decade, a lot of work has been done for metasurfaces, from imaging and holography to the creation of complex light field patterns. [more…]
Bankrupt battery manufacturer Britishvolt was acquired from management by Australian company Recharge Industries. Britishvolt had planned to build a £4bn battery plant in Northumberland, but financial difficulties brought failure. of failure [more…]
Rama Govindarajan provides insights into understanding the impact of these undulating masses on climate by modeling how turbulence affects the growth of droplets in clouds. Rama Govindarajan imagined clouds in which water droplets swirled and remained [more…]
Text messages about the earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria a few hours ago were always on Johan Karlsson's phone. Karlsson, executive director of the Swedish-based NGO Better Shelter, explained how he can help. [more…]
Burns and other serious skin injuries are treated with skin grafts. Thanks to advances in bioengineering since the 1980s, new leather parts can now be produced in the laboratory. Artificially designed in this way for patients [more…]
Fear of a new major earthquake has resurfaced in Istanbul since the February 6 disaster that struck Turkey and Syria, but a renowned Turkish seismologist assured residents that "the risk has not increased". [more…]
The almost limitless degree of flexibility in octopus arms allows them to perform complex movements such as reaching, catching, fetching, crawling, and swimming. How these animals accomplish such diverse tasks is a mystery, a curiosity. [more…]
The European-owned Euclid spacecraft is now quietly resting in a sterile location in the south of France, with its golden decorations glowing under fluorescent light. However, this space telescope, in a few months, the universe's most [more…]
What was the recent study of dwarf galaxy collisions using the Chandra X-ray Observatory aimed at finding? The latest study has focused on black holes in dwarf galaxies that may have led to the formation of supermassive black holes in the early Universe. [more…]
Researchers have discovered a way to produce the shortest bursts of electrons ever recorded, using extremely short laser flashes to eject electrons from a tungsten nanotype. This invention determined the flow rate of electrons through electronic circuits. [more…]
Canadian privacy regulators have launched an investigation into TikTok over concerns about its collection of users' data. The video sharing platform, owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, was scrutinized for fear of sharing information with Beijing. Canada [more…]
Search teams searching for 47 people who went missing after an open-pit mine collapsed in northern China on Friday had to change their excavation techniques to avoid triggering future landslides, state media said. publisher [more…]
Some viewers on YouTube have reported seeing a new video quality option in the website's drop-down menu. New option labeled “1080p Premium” is currently in testing with a small group of YouTube Premium subscribers [more…]
A low-cost device called the Defy Satellite link was launched by British phone maker Bullitt, under the Motorola brand, to provide a solution to mobile blackspots. Device, Android and iPhone [more…]
The creation of electrochemical energy storage devices is one of the most researched areas of materials science on a global scale. The need for high-performance batteries for a variety of applications is growing rapidly, resulting in potential charging capacities. [more…]
As we age, our bodies begin to fill up with a kind of dysfunctional cell. These cells are called “aging cells” and are cells that stop dividing permanently. They do not function and die like normal healthy cells. Instead of, [more…]
Two independent teams have accomplished an important task for quantum computers by demonstrating an innovative way to measure the states of spin-based qubits. Ideally, qubit reading is fast, accurate and highly qubit-linked. [more…]
Scientists discovered that the white dwarf star is 56% the size of the Sun. This aligns with previous theoretical predictions, and presents current understanding of how white dwarfs evolve as the end product of the evolution of a typical star. [more…]
A plan to reduce the errors that plague quantum computers is one step closer to reality, according to Google researchers. A quantum computer only uses normal bits that can be set to 0 or 1. [more…]
A lightning strike or a ruptured power line seems to cause a new form of matter to emerge from high pressure shocks. When struck by lightning, sandy ground can turn into textured tube structures. [more…]
Finnish radioactive waste management company Posiva Oy has used a new drilling rig operated by its own staff to drill the first two storage holes in the Onkalo underground spent nuclear fuel storage area near Olkiluoto. [more…]
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