The great dispute over the rate of expansion of the universe deepens with the James Webb Space Telescope. The Hubble tension is a unique conundrum that is the subject of one of the greatest and most contentious cosmic debates of our time. This [more…]
HawkEye 360's CEO says the business has reached a "turning point" on its path to profitability, thanks to a recent investment round and growing demand for radio-frequency geolocation capabilities. [more…]
Monarch butterflies migrate approximately 4000 km from the northern United States or Canada to central Mexico to hibernate, a migration pattern unmatched by any other species of their kind. such a long [more…]
Animal brains have somewhat mirror-symmetric neural networks, and asymmetries are hypothesized to be more common in species with higher cognitive abilities. This assumption suggests that more sophisticated neural tasks involve mirror-symmetric neural circuits in the brain. [more…]
At the Media Lab, a research scientist named Sharifa Alghowinem is researching personal robot technology that can explain emotions in both English and Arabic. Research science at the Personal Robotics Group (PRG) at the MIT Media Lab [more…]
Astronomer Carl Sagan, best known as the creator and host of the original Cosmos television series, was a consummate science communicator. Sagan, who was also a prolific writer, published The Demon-Haunted World. [more…]
With the help of small magnetic rods and a rotating magnetic field, scientists were able to mimic the undulating motion of hair-like structures on cell surfaces. Thanks to the coordinated fluctuation of hair-like structures known as cilia, [more…]
Future observations of high-energy neutrinos at the LHC may reveal new information about tau neutrinos, the strong force, or possibly new physics. To detect light, uncharged neutrinos, scientists have used large, massive [more…]
A new set of equations that underpin computer research captures the dynamic interaction of electrons and vibrations in crystals. Although a crystal is a highly ordered structure, it is never at rest because it is at absolute zero. [more…]
Highly energy efficient buildings can reduce energy costs as well as carbon emissions and air pollution that contribute to climate change and other negative health effects. However, energy efficient building design has environmental [more…]
– The problem of deteriorating global air quality, exacerbated by the climate disaster, poses a serious risk for both human health and the environment. – As we celebrate International Clean Air Day [more…]
A brand new satellite was launched from Earth on September 6 with the aim of informing us about the dynamics of hot plasma flows in the universe. The X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM) satellite, launched from the Tanegashima Space Center in Japan, detects galaxy clusters. [more…]
The stability of seawater electrolysis was increased by scientists by clarifying the corrosion mechanism of the corrosive anion Br- on Ni-based anodes. The study was published in the journal Nature Communications. Hydrogen production by electrolysis of salt water, [more…]
A “brainless” soft robot that can navigate more complex and dynamic environments has been developed by researchers who previously developed a soft robot that can navigate simple mazes without the help of a human or computer. “Physically Intelligent [more…]
The binding energy and lifetime of hypertriton, a particle that can shed light on the structure of neutron stars, were determined by researchers. The Higgs boson, created by colliding high-energy protons, was discovered at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in 2012. [more…]
The printing press is called the most important invention of the last thousand years. This honor has often been given to Johannes Gutenberg, a 15th-century German craftsman. However, 78 years after Gutenberg printed the first copy of the Bible. [more…]
It was originally planned to be a turning point. French President Emmanuel Macron will host foreign leaders and finance ministers on Thursday and Friday at a neoclassical building built by Napoleon's orders to house the Paris stock exchange. [more…]
A new study finds that if global temperatures rise 3 degrees Celsius (5,4 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels before cities can adequately upgrade their existing cooling systems, the U.S. will suffer heat-related deaths every year. [more…]
South Africa has officially joined the Chinese-led ILRS moon base construction project. International Lunar Research Station Collaboration (ILRS) between the China National Space Administration (CNSA) and the South African National Space Agency (SANSA) [more…]
For sea turtles, the first few days of their lives are often scary. Hatchlings are threatened by a variety of predators, including crabs, birds and fish, as well as environmental degradation and climate change [more…]
The first biomolecules were produced through reactions catalyzed by nitrogen-doped graphite. Necessary for the survival of the first biological molecules on Earth, the sun induced critical reactions and acted as a catalyst to speed up chemical reactions. [more…]
As understanding of the causes and progression of auditory problems increases, new technological advances are making progress in preventing noise. When you're meeting with friends in a crowded cafe, it can be hard to hear what everyone is saying. With advancing age, noisy [more…]
Atoms make up everything on Earth, and many of these atoms are found in densely packed minerals. Minerals can be used by life - as in a coral reef - but the essence of life is different [more…]
Using a new symmetry-based categorization, researchers can describe open, many-body quantum systems that exhibit quantum chaos. Both theorists and experimenters are fascinated by quantum systems consisting of large numbers of particles and the strange phenomena they exhibit. [more…]
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