The atomic number of the chemical element palladium is 46 and its symbol is the letter Pd. English chemist William Hyde Wollaston discovered this rare and shiny silvery-white metal in 1803. Named after Pallas, the Greek goddess [more…]
The battery charges in the time it takes to fill a car with petrol. A Chinese firm, Greater Bay Technology, claims that its new electric vehicle (EV) battery can work in any climatic conditions. According to Bloomberg, [more…]
Nickel is required in enormous quantities for electric vehicle batteries, but its extraction and refining often requires the destruction of rainforests and the release of significant amounts of carbon. This dilemma, electric vehicle [more…]
An analysis of thousands of medical records shows that people who get the shingles vaccine in their 70s may have a reduced risk of dementia over the next seven years. However, an expert said in a statement that an important analysis was made in the study. [more…]
Apple previewed iOS 17 for iPhone, and one of the important new features that came with the update was the improved auto-correction function. Apple announces iOS 17's word prediction autocorrect on iPhone [more…]
Researchers have detected that there are complex organic molecules in the galaxy, 12 billion light years away from Earth. This distance took its place in the records as the farthest of those detected so far. This new study [more…]
Despite some optimism, a new study by Griffith University and a group of international academics finds that the amount of potential carbon captured by whales is insufficient to significantly influence the direction of climate change. [more…]
Black holes and other compact objects have gravitational fields strong enough to pull particle and antiparticle pairs out of the vacuum and cause objects to break apart. The Strong Gravitational Fields of Black Holes [more…]
The most important common point of many music genres that we listen to every day today is their instruments. If we take a look at these musical instruments, one of the newest ones, electric guitars, does not attract our attention. [more…]
Grain crops may be endangered by extreme heat and drought, according to a new study. Global warming is changing seasonal patterns, increasing the frequency of extreme weather events such as intense droughts and heat waves. [more…]
According to astronomers, a huge cloud of water vapor was seen spewing into space from Saturn's icy moon Enceladus. The geysers on the 504 km (313 mi) satellite are well known, but this one is particularly large. water flow [more…]
A third of small M dwarf stars can support life, according to a new analysis of Kepler data. Although the sun is a typical star, it is not the only type of star that exists. The majority of stars in our galaxy [more…]
Contrary to theoretical assumptions, experiments reveal that the density of bonding structures governs the adhesive behavior of so-called relational polymers. “Pull-out” polymers – chemical structures that form easy-to-break bonds – drip-free paint and self- [more…]
The well-known thought experiment of Einstein, Rosen and Podolsky is being tested with a new demonstration involving hundreds of entangled atoms. EPR (Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen) in 1935 provided only a partial explanation of the reality of quantum physics. [more…]
In a set of traps, they can move a single Mg+ ion between different points more than 100.000 times without losing its quantum coherence. Complex quantum circuits "shuttle" trapped ion qubits between locations in a trap array [more…]
The rotation of a table tennis ball after colliding with a hard surface is affected only by the angle of incidence and friction of the surface. The ability to manage the speed and spin of the ball on each return stroke, World Table Tennis Championships [more…]
Some of the approximately 2.000 termite species that have been described are considered engineers of the ecosystem in a sense. Some of the world's largest biological structures in mounds formed by various genera such as Amitermes, Macrotermes, Nasutitermes, and Odontotermes [more…]
Our knowledge of stalagmite formation will be possible by examining the jumping behavior. This behavior may be influenced by the discovery that it depends on the thickness of the liquid coating on which the droplets fall. Mineral-rich water dripping from the ceiling into a cave [more…]
Electrons are accelerated to high energy using laser-generated plasma in laser wakefield accelerators (LWFAs). Measuring hundreds of meters versus centimeters, these devices are much smaller than radio frequency-based particle accelerators, and [more…]
What these ecologically important hairy buzzards like to eat was discovered through analysis of nearly 23.000 interactions between various bumblebee species and flowers. This information helps amateur and professional conservationists use this rigorous [more…]
For the first time, astronomers have found a radiation belt outside our solar system around the brown dwarf LSR J1835+3259. 10 million times denser than Jupiter's, this belt is home to potentially habitable and Earth-sized planets. [more…]
Quantum Entanglement information can be transmitted via a quantum repeater based on 50 km long photons, trapped ions. In the last 50 years, communication networks have completely changed our society and we now have a hard time imagining life without them. [more…]
The massive 100-foot-long dinosaur bones found in Argentina were so large that they destroyed the road while being transported. Gigantic long-necked dinosaur about 100 feet (30 meters) long, about 90 million years ago [more…]
The gravity of a neighboring planet can heat the planet's interior, promoting volcanic activity on the surface. An Earth-size sphere outside our solar system has been found by astronomers and may be covered by volcanoes. as LP 791-18 d [more…]
The first two Saudi astronauts to travel to the International Space Station (ISS) will travel on a special mission organized by Axiom Space, scheduled to launch from Florida on Sunday. Breast cancer researcher Rayyanah Barnawi [more…]
Ash from the eruption of Mount Etna fell on Catania, causing the local airport to suspend operations. Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, erupted on Sunday, the main city in eastern Sicily [more…]
The theory of relativity can be used to explain cosmic-scale events such as gravitational waves that occur when black holes collide. Quantum is used to describe particle-scale phenomena, such as the movement of individual electrons in an atom. [more…]
The resolution of electron-based imaging techniques can be increased with the development of ultra-short, ultra-cold electron beam generation techniques. Short beams of electrons are used to study the motions of atoms in materials, using ultrafast electron diffraction and ultrafast electron diffraction. [more…]
A new technique for calculating the Hubble constant has been demonstrated by astronomers, which involves timing the intervals between different photos of a lensed supernova. Cepheid variable, a pulsating star in the Andromeda nebula [more…]
Although large animals can move quickly thanks to their long limbs, their capacity to move in response to climate change is also affected by their need to dissipate the heat produced by their large bodies. About 3 million years ago, [more…]
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