The internet is an indispensable tool that has changed communication, sharing of information, business, and many other aspects of our lives today. From its impact in every different […]
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How do Cepheid stars help in mapping the Milky Way’s dark matter halo?
A research team created a new kind of “motion picture” for the measurement of the precession rate of the warp of the Milky Way. Their results show how […]
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How does the new process store CO2 in concrete while strengthening it?
A research team from Northwestern University has developed a new process to make concrete, which captures carbon dioxide using fizzy water; this method captured CO2 as high as […]
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How are thermal challenges being mastered beyond Earth in the current Space Race?
Advances in Thermal Management Technologies for Spacecraft Electronics: Assuring Better Reliability and Performance Space exploration is one field that requires the continuous updating of thermal management technologies in […]
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Does the Extremely Large Telescope, boasting the world’s largest telescope mirror, promise unprecedented closeness to the stars?
The last piece of the world’s largest telescope mirror has been cast successfully. This represents another important milestone for the Extremely Large Telescope project in Chile. Slated to […]
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Artificial Intelligence Surpasses Students in Practical “Turing Test”
Results from a recent study conducted at the University of Reading have shown that Artificial Intelligence can formulate answers in exams, which usually cannot be detected by even […]
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Gut Bacteria Linked to Food Addiction and Obesity
New research shows that neuronal circuits interlink your brain and gut to communicate.An international team of researchers has identified specific gut bacteria that are associated with the development […]
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Have Stanford engineers developed a compact titanium-sapphire laser for portable use?
Once in a single leap from tabletop to microscale, engineers from Stanford University fabricated the world’s first practical titanium-sapphire laser on a chip. Researchers are now developing a […]
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Meteorite Mayhem: How NASA Insight Seismic Data Changed Understanding of the Martian History
According to new research based on the data returned by NASA’s InSight mission, about 300 meteorites the size of basketballs hit Mars every year—a lot more than scientists […]
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How will Marsquakes unveil hidden deep underground water on Mars?
Researchers at Penn State have a keen interest in the new possibilities for discovering subsurface water on Mars using the seismoelectric signals created by marsquakes. A method that […]