A scientist stretches the boundaries of when water will freeze
Looks closely at the small frozen water droplets. As he pushes the limits and obtains the finest look yet at...
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Insect-sized flying robots with flapping wings are being developed by scientists
A University of Bristol team has created a novel driving system for flapping wing autonomous robots, which uses an electromechanical zipping mechanism…
The owl wing design lowers noise pollution from airplanes and wind turbines
The serrated edge of owl wings makes them quieter than other birds, which may be used to assist develop airfoils.
As a consequence of breathing in traffic-related pollution, about 2 million children globally acquire asthma
According to a second study conducted by the same research team, there are 1.8 million extra deaths worldwide due to urban air pollution.
What the early Earth's surge in oxygen informs us about life on other worlds
A better knowledge of Earth’s atmosphere may aid in the detection of signals of life outside of our solar system.
The brain's key to lifelong learning is now available as artificial intelligence technology
As firms collect more data to enhance how AI identifies photos, learns languages, and does other difficult jobs, a recent research outlines a method…
The source of supermassive black hole flares has been discovered: Largest-ever simulations imply that magnetic'reconnection' is responsible for flickering
The process that causes black hole flares has been discovered by astrophysicists. The researchers discovered that flares are powered by energy released near…
Planets that shed their atmospheres become super-Earths
The discovery is the first time that air loss has been detected in the United States.
Deep in the water, scientists discover'missing' plastics
A recent research reveals the presence of plastics throughout the water column of an offshore plastic accumulation zone in the southern Atlantic Ocean…
Cyanide's new function in the early Earth and the hunt for alien life
Chemists found how cyanide may have allowed chemical processes that metabolized carbon dioxide in the absence of the sophisticated proteins that living…
Due to climate change, residential air conditioning consumption in the United States may surpass electric capacity in the next decade
When the world average temperature rises by 1.5 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial levels, summer air conditioning demand is predicted to rise…
Using 2D visuals, a technique increases AI's capacity to perceive 3D space
Using two-dimensional (2D) photographs, researchers have created a novel approach called MonoCon that increases the capacity of artificial intelligence (AI)…