Guest Post
Antique Fields
Antiques are defined as old goods with monetary value. In order for a product to have antique value, it must be rare as well as old. Not all old items are antiques. antique items [more…]
Moon: April 2023
Astronomy
Hubble Captures an elusive Galaxy Cluster
This photo, taken by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, shows a variety of fascinating astronomical discoveries. On the right side of the image is a ring-shaped galaxy, in addition to several large elliptical galaxies. To the left of the image, live, [more…]
Computers
Can Silver Nanowire Networks Also Learn and Remember?
Over the past year, prolific AI models such as ChatGPT and DALL-E have made it possible to generate an enormous amount of high-quality, creative content that appears to have been created by humans from a limited set of commands. Available [more…]
Biology
Bacteria Causing Rheumatoid Arthritis Found
A devastating inflammatory disease known as rheumatoid arthritis (RA) affects millions of people worldwide. The underlying cause of RA is mostly unknown. While the specific microbe (or microbes) has not been identified, researchers have long [more…]
Astronomy
More Science to Embed in Voyager's New Strategy
This strategy will keep Voyager 2's science instruments operational for several more years than originally planned, allowing further exploration from interstellar space. 12 billion miles (20 billion kilometers) beyond Earth [more…]
Guest Post
What Chemicals Does a Pool Need?
Treatment with chemical products is necessary for good protection of the pool, hygiene and transparency of the water. We tell you what the 4 steps are to properly purify a swimming pool's water: 1. Disinfection [more…]
Chemistry
Let's Get to Know the Element Niobium with Atomic Number 41
Niobium is a chemical element with atomic number 41 and chemical symbol Nb (formerly columbium, Cb). It is a light gray, crystalline, ductile transition metal. Pure niobium is pure Mohs hardness [more…]
Chemistry
What Happens in Nuclear Collisions?
In atomic nuclei, high-energy collisions cause the production of neutron and proton clusters and the emission of strong ions. When two helium-4 (4He) nuclei collide, a beryllium-8 nucleus is formed. a third 4He particle to this nucleus. [more…]
Astronomy
60-Year-old Mystery of Quasars Solved
Quasars, the most powerful objects in the universe, have been a mystery to astronomers for 60 years. Scientists learn that it is the merging of galaxies that fires quasars, the brightest and most powerful objects in the universe. [more…]
Physics
Underwater Secrecy Provided by Metamaterial
An object can have underwater acoustic privacy over a wide frequency range with a lightweight rubber and metal frame. A submarine object can be concealed by an acoustic "cloak" so that what [more…]
Astronomy
Turbulence in Cosmic Plasmas
According to recent computer simulations, wave-particle interactions give thin plasmas a useful viscosity that controls their turbulence and heating. A chaotic state characterized by charged particles interacting collectively with electromagnetic fields [more…]
Biology
The Mysterious Life of Desert Ants
The development of the next generation of intelligent, efficient robots could be influenced by breakthrough tracking technology that provides new insights into how desert ants navigate their complex environments. The University of Sheffield is part of an international research collaboration. This initiative [more…]
Biology
Wearable Patch Developed for Drug Treatment
The patch can be used to treat a number of skin conditions by launching drug molecules into the skin with the help of ultrasonic waves. The skin is a desirable channel for drug delivery, as it allows drugs to be delivered directly to the area of need. [more…]
Biology
Physics of Curly Hair Structure
Michelle Gaines has developed a classification system that can help customers find the best hair care products by looking at the mechanical and geometric properties of curly hair. Having hair made of tightly curled tresses [more…]
Chemistry
Let's Get to Know the Element Zirconium with Atomic Number 40
The chemical element zirconium has the atomic number 40 and the symbol Zr. The most important source of zirconium is the zircon mineral, from which the term zirconium is derived. This name is Persian, meaning "like gold" or "like gold" in zircon. [more…]
Cuff
Black Patients May Need to Start Breast Cancer Screening Earlier
According to one study, black patients may benefit more from breast cancer testing from age 50 rather than age 42. According to some current medical recommendations, physicians generally recommend that female patients are routinely diagnosed with breast cancer. [more…]
Physics
Great Scientist Lemaître Fascinating Movie Revealed
A fascinating film by physicist Georges Lemaître has emerged recently and offers a rare look at one of cosmology's pioneers. By typing “James Peebles' video” into your preferred search engine, you can find James Peebles' first universe [more…]
Physics
Breakthrough Results from the Neutrino Experiment in Solving the Mystery of Protons
Using neutrinos instead of light as the imaging tool, the first accurate representation of a proton was produced by the MINERvA experiment at Fermilab using the NuMI beam. The protons and neutrons that make up the atomic nucleus interact strongly with each other. [more…]
Physics
What is NuMI?
A project at Fermilab called NuMI, or neutrinos in the main injector, is to produce a powerful neutrino beam to be used by a series of particle detectors at the Far Detector field near Ash River, Minnesota. [more…]
GENERAL
SpaceX's Starship Vehicle Failed to Test Flight and Exploded
SpaceX's first Starship, which has just completed an incredible test flight, exploded. Today (April 20), a fully loaded Starship took off for the first time, with a terrifying explosion over Texas. [more…]
Environment and Climate
Five Ways NASA Researches Open Science and Protects the Environment
In honor of Earth Day, it is crucial to recognize the contribution of open science to protecting our planet and advancing NASA's research efforts. Researchers like NASA's Transformation to Open Science (TOPS), which promotes openness and integrity of science [more…]
Environment and Climate
A Cleaner Way to Produce Steel
Researchers studied how a solid's pores change the way it reacts chemically with other substances. As a result, steel production could become more environmentally friendly. hydrogen compared to the standard procedure using carbon as the reactant [more…]
Finance
Drako Airbus Mach 3 Commercial Supersonic Aircraft
Designed for fuselage flights between Paris and major cities such as New York, London and Singapore on aircraft such as the Boeing 777 or Airbus A350, these new aircraft are much faster. [more…]
Physics
Quantum Teleportation from 1 Kilometer
ICFO researchers report in the journal Nature Communications that they have succeeded in quantum teleporting from a photon to a solid-state qubit from a distance of 1 kilometer, using a unique method using multiplexed quantum memory. The method known as quantum teleportation [more…]
Energy
Electricity Production Started at Olkiluoto, Europe's Largest Nuclear Power Plant
Olkiluoto 3 is complete. Today, on Sunday, April 16, 2023, regular electricity production started after the test generation was completed. Olkiluoto will produce about 30% of the electricity currently used in Finland. Europe's largest nuclear [more…]
Physics
Graphene is 100 times more effective than all materials in magnetoresistance
It was discovered that at ambient temperature, graphene has a higher magnetoresistance than any other known material. This property could help develop new magnetic sensors and shed light on the physics of unconventional metals. Twenty of his discoveries [more…]
Physics
Scientists Create First Reconfigurable Nanoscale Devices
In devices like cell phones, nanoscale electrical components are solid, inert objects, and once created and assembled, they cannot be transformed into something different. But physics researchers at the University of California, Irvine, are in solid state. [more…]
Physics
Turkish Physicist Tansu Daylan Selected for NASA's Open Science Studies
NASA to create an open science program to improve reproducibility and equity in exoplanet research. He named Tansu Daylan, assistant professor of physics in the Arts and Sciences department at Washington University in St. NASA's 11 [more…]
Chemistry
Let's Get to Know the Element Yttrium with Atomic Number 39
The atomic number of the chemical element yttrium is 39 and its symbol is the letter Y. It is often called the "rare earth element" and is a silvery metallic transition metal that shares chemical similarities with the lanthanides. Rare earth minerals are almost [more…]
Computers
While Quantum Computers Wait, Software Engineers Create Innovative Solutions
The fastest supercomputers available today are millions of times slower than quantum computers, which have the potential to revolutionize everything from medical research to the way we address climate change problems. billions of investments [more…]