ESA and NASA Sent Two Spacecraft to the Sun. Together, They Successfully Solved a Long-Standing Puzzle: Why Solar Wind Doesn’t Cool Down
SpaceBy working together, NASA and the ESA have managed to solve a decades-old mystery.
Read more »By working together, NASA and the ESA have managed to solve a decades-old mystery.
Read more »Vision problems are complex. Now, they’re often trivialized on social media.
Read more »It doesn't literally mean that the corn is sweating, FYI.
Read more »A chance encounter in the brackish waters of Mono Lake could have numerous implications for science and even modern medicine.
Read more »Cobalt is crucial for the electric car and consumer electronics industries. There’s no indication that its importance will diminish in the future.
Read more »Nuclear testing and the diets of these mammals are to blame for their excessive radiation.
Read more »The system uses 3D printing to create the optimal geometric surfaces to maximize this cooling effect.
Read more »The awkward silence is an emotional intelligence technique that allows you to take a few seconds before answering, reducing emotional stress.
Read more »Alex, the second Neuralink patient, has recovered well and is purportedly already using his implant to design in 3D and play video games.
Read more »In the last three months, temperatures in one part of the Atlantic have cooled faster than ever since 1982.
Read more »This biomaterial can create high-quality cartilage to prevent invasive and painful surgery.
Read more »The researchers published their findings in Nature after more than 20 years of scientific data collected by the Event Horizon Telescope.
Read more »Depending on the method used to produce it, hydrogen can be either very polluting or... not at all. And it all comes down to its colors.
Read more »A few months ago, the University of Gothenburg in Sweden announced some sad news: It had just lost an uncrewed submarine for which it had paid about $3.7 million.
Read more »The country’s energy storage capacity has increased by 40% this year. However, the batteries are only used 9% of the time.
Read more »Trees help fight climate change and global warming, but not as much as we would like.
Read more »“It’s much more unusual to learn things about military systems–especially nuclear systems–in non-military settings. That’s what makes this case unique,” the FAS says.
Read more »Some experts believe that all the effort being put into quantum computing is going nowhere.
Read more »A few months ago, a group of researchers achieved an incredible feat: They teleported a photon to a solid-state qubit located 0.62 miles away.
Read more »Göbekli Tepe continues to leave us speechless.
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