Gravitational lensing was used by a team of astronomers in England to find one of the largest black holes known to exist. With a mass of 32,7 billion solar masses, this extremely massive black hole is ejected from Earth. [more…]
New topological phase discovery could lead to significant advances in nanotechnology. Using a new platform for topological physics research in nanoscale devices, Cambridge researchers have detected a new topological phase in a two-dimensional system. [more…]
This gamma-ray burst is likely to be the brightest burst to hit Earth since the dawn of human civilization. BOAT GRB and its host galaxy, Wide Field Camera 3 on the Hubble Space Telescope [more…]
The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max feature a new ultra-low energy microprocessor that will allow some features, such as new capacitive solid-state buttons, to continue working even when the device is turned off or the battery is empty. [more…]
Elon Musk recently demonstrated the importance of the social media site as a channel of direct connection with customers in a Twitter conversation with a Tesla owner. Musk, after their speech, to Tesla's electric cars [more…]
In recent years, researchers have been working to develop more effective solar technologies and environmentally friendly battery designs. Solar cells, which are devices that can store energy collected by solar cells or photovoltaic (PV) systems, [more…]
A hydrogen-powered passenger plane developed by Swiss start-up Destinus will cut the current 20-hour flight time between Europe and Australia to just over four hours. After two years of tests, the business [more…]
Zinc is a chemical element with atomic number 30 and symbol Zn. When oxidation is removed, zinc turns into a shiny grayish metal that is slightly brittle at normal temperature. The first in group 12 (IIB) of the periodic table [more…]
Microplastic particles smaller than 5 mm in diameter are found in all waterways of the world and can be harmful to humans and aquatic life. In the two-stage system created by the researchers, steel tubes and [more…]
The precision of a molecular clock has increased 100 times, enabling researchers to use it as a terahertz frequency standard and a platform for new physics research. Molecules can bend, vibrate and rotate. this freedom [more…]
A very fundamental question about dark matter – what exactly makes it up – is at the center of one of the biggest mysteries of recent years. This week, the invisible and mysterious [more…]
If you've ever seen a shooting star, you may have seen a meteor heading towards Earth. Meteors are meteorites that fall to Earth and can spy into the furthest reaches of space or the first building blocks of life. [more…]
A unique but flawless fragrance heralds the arrival of spring. While it has a slightly country-like quality, there is another element that makes one think of rainy days or garden afternoons. Ray [more…]
Chinese researchers have discovered a gene that allows plants to thrive in saline soil, and they use this finding to create modified sorghum and rice plants that increase yields by at least 20% and produce more nutrients. [more…]
The 2023 Michael Collins Lifetime and Current Achievement Award has been awarded to NASA's James Webb Space Telescope team. The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum receives this award annually for aeronautics and astronautics, [more…]
More than a year later, the war in Ukraine still continues to harm the country and its people. Numerous science-related events have been postponed, canceled or relocated. However, [more…]
According to analysts, under proposed US regulations governing businesses that receive federal funding for semiconductor manufacturing, the world's largest companies, including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) and Samsung Electronics, [more…]
Big fish can now detect blue light even in the darkest depths, thanks to changes in their eyesight genes. A whale shark is worthless even at the end of a fisherman's thread. However, there is a lot waiting to be discovered. [more…]
The curious tile was discovered by computer experts. The only shape that can cover an entire plane without repeating a pattern is known as "einstein". And this unique design only needs 13 edges. "aperiodic" in mathematics [more…]
The first movie of a space-time crystal has been successfully recorded by a German-Polish team of researchers, shedding light on some of the potential uses of these intriguing structures. By definition, a crystal is a component whose components are arranged in a lattice. [more…]
The ability to "flip" quantum information between various quantum technologies has important implications for the quantum network, communications and computing. The study was published in the journal Nature. Quantum data from quantum computer format necessary for quantum communication [more…]
The gamma-ray emission of an iron isotope shows signs of an unusual "sixth order" electromagnetic transition that could open new avenues for nuclear model testing. The ground and excited states of an atom's nucleus correspond to those of the atom's electrons. [more…]
Following a change in legislation, commercially produced genetically modified foods can now be produced in the UK. Advocates of the technology claim it will accelerate the creation of more resilient crops that will be needed as a result of climate change. according to critics [more…]
Astrophysicists at the Institute for Advanced Study, Flatiron Institute and their partners have developed a more accurate method for determining the mass of galactic massive clusters using artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence is how scientists fit into an existing equation. [more…]
Layering as many layers as possible with butter in between is the key to a perfect croissant. Similarly, a promising new substance for new applications is that researchers can use various ions for different purposes. [more…]
NASA is actively monitoring a strange anomaly in the Earth's magnetic field: we're talking about a huge region of low magnetic intensity in the sky above the planet that stretches between South America and southwest Africa. South Atlantic Anomaly [more…]
Farm waste and other natural products can help the automotive and other industries be more environmentally friendly and less harmful. Lemon peel, cornstarch and almond peel are used in the automotive or construction industries. [more…]
Crustaceans can effectively camouflage themselves by changing the color of their eyes using a photonic glass made up of crystal nanospheres. Deep-ocean inhabitants such as jellyfish, squid, and shrimp are so sensitive to light. [more…]
A group of neuroscientists from around the world have won the €1.3 million Brain Prize, according to a statement by the Lundbeck Foundation. The Brain Award, the highest award in neuroscience, is dedicated to the field of brain plasticity. [more…]
Nothing compares to the catch game; Tossing a baseball back and forth ensures simple, low-effort fun. But when lasers and icy atoms are involved, it's a challenge. [more…]
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