Science
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Three supermassive black holes have been discovered in the same galaxy
If black holes were fascination AstronomersThis is mainly due to their power, but also due to the many mysteries surrounding…
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Salk scientists use DNA origami to track molecular movements
Scientists often describe life as a series of chemical reactions. Dr. Pallav Kosuri describes life as movement. Chemical reactions are…
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Liquid Nitrogen on Pluto: In 2015, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto and captured detailed images of its frozen surface. More than a decade later, scientists revisited the images and found evidence that liquid nitrogen may have once flowed across the dwarf planet.
when NASAThe New Horizons spacecraft passed by Pluto in 2015, giving scientists their first close-up look at a distant world…
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Muscle cells play a vital role in repairing broken bones
Bone healing is a complex process that relies on the coordinated activity of many different cell types. While it is…
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A 100g bar of chocolate has a hidden water bill of around 1,700 litres, almost none of which is used in the factory – where the water goes to growing cocoa, in areas that often have little to spare.
One 100g piece of chocolate, the kind you cut from a block, takes about 1,700 liters of water to exist.…
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Brain study finds that surprise helps people learn and think better
Surprise appears to help the brain loosen its grip on old expectations, allowing people to respond more accurately when circumstances…
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Dragonfly Mercury Project: In 2012, researchers began collecting dragonfly larvae to detect mercury contamination in protected waters. Thirteen years later, 21,000 samples helped create a model that can estimate mercury risks in freshwater without testing every stream.
A tiny creature that lives beneath the surface of ponds, lakes and streams has helped scientists develop a new method…
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Research on Corona Sun | Why Corona is too hot to handle: Indian researchers point to the sun’s magnetic dance
Nearly two years ago, a region of the sun erupted, spewing giant blobs of hot plasma into space, and the…
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A planet called WASP-127b, about 520 light-years from Earth, has a jet stream flowing around its equator at speeds of up to 33,000 kilometers per hour, 18 times faster than Neptune’s winds, the fastest found anywhere in our solar system.
Astronomers have measured the movement of the atmosphere around the equator of the planet WASP-127b at a speed of approximately…
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NASA’s Hubble Telescope has discovered a faint star stream outside the Milky Way
A faint trail of stars in a distant galaxy has helped astronomers make a discovery that could provide new clues…
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