The chemical element technetium has the atomic number 43 and the letter Tc as its symbol. It is the lightest element with radioactive isotopes. Technetium is produced as a synthetic element only when needed. naturally occurring [more…]
After spending 276 days in orbit, China's secretly operated reusable spacecraft landed on Monday to complete its second mission. The spacecraft's manufacturer, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. (CASC) and [more…]
Superstitions and supernatural circles have long swirled around the Bermuda Triangle, with many saying this vast ocean area is indisputable proof that extraterrestrial forces are at work. [more…]
On Monday, NASA launched two small satellites from a station in New Zealand to monitor tropical cyclones hour by hour as part of a study that could improve weather forecasts for catastrophic storms. from the USA [more…]
Researchers have discovered a drug that prevents locust infestation. Since the beginning of history, outbreaks of locusts have been reported, destroying all vegetation and endangering the food security of millions of people in Asia and Africa. [more…]
Microfluidic testing is being transformed by iPODs(The Integrated Portable Droplets system) for a faster and more portable future. Integrated Portable Droplet System (iPODs) device with high accuracy in identification and quantification of bacterial species [more…]
A new experiment traces the paths of electrons as pulsed laser light pulls electrons from their atoms and then forces them back. Twenty years ago Ferenc Krausz, Theodor Hänsch et al. femtosecond duration near infrared (NIR) [more…]
Faulty Foxp2 gene variants impair neurons' capacity to make connections in speech-related brain regions, according to a recent study. Foxp2 gene mutations, a speech disorder that makes it difficult to create sound sequences [more…]
Scientists at Los Alamos have studied quantum dots, often colloidal, created through chemical synthesis. Electrically powered based on solution-cast semiconductor nanocrystals, which are microscopic particles of semiconductor material [more…]
A proposed method would generate electron beams with nearly pure spin polarization using light and nanowires. The spins of the particles in a polarized electron beam are inclined in one direction rather than randomly distributed. magnetism of materials [more…]
12.9 million Australian dollars were spent by Australia on the development of lasers capable of destroying heavily fortified targets such as tanks. Australian Ministry of Defense, with the aim of destroying armored vehicles such as tanks [more…]
Astronomers determined that the seven galaxies in this NASA/ESA/CSA Telescope image are located at a distance known as redshift 7.9, which corresponds to 650 million years after the big bang. Therefore [more…]
The idea of ultralight dark matter, which states that dark matter consists of low-mass bosons, is among the topics that physicists have been interested in recently. One of the candidates for this idea is weak with matter by binding to normal photons in the process of kinetic mixing. [more…]
Species lacking data are their blind spot for conservation. Geneticists have developed a method to detect this. They discovered that the DNA of a single animal could inform the probability of an entire species going extinct. threatened [more…]
According to the concept of computational complexity, mathematical problems have varying degrees of difficulty depending on how easily they can be solved. While a conventional computer can solve some problems (P) in polynomial time—that is, to solve P [more…]
Relativity Space's Terran 1 rocket lit up the night sky as it took off from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in March. 3 feet tall and 100 feet wide made entirely of 7,5D-printed parts [more…]
By comparing maps of the universe, astronomers have found the closest example ever found of a black hole consuming a star. A star at the center of galaxy NGC 7392 long ago in a galaxy not far away [more…]
Molybdenum, with chemical symbol Mo and atomic number 42, is a member of groups 5 and 6 of the periodic table. Since its ores are mixed with lead ores, its name is derived from the Neo-Latin molybdaenum, which means lead. [more…]
Even in the absence of helical light polarization, a new model describes the various pressures and torques that light in a fiber can exert on surrounding dielectric particles. Tiny dielectric particles near an optical fiber travel along the fiber. [more…]
On the 50th anniversary of American chemist Pal Laterbur's description of the first magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), scientists commemorated this important medical event with the sharpest scans of a mouse brain ever. University of Tennessee Health [more…]
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