A 'Tatooine-like' exoplanet has been discovered using a ground-based telescope
A team lead by the University of Birmingham discovered a unique exoplanet that circles two stars at the same time using a ground-based telescope.
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Brain stimulation seems to be a promising therapy for cannabis use disorder in patients suffering from schizophrenia
In a clinical research, repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) was related with a 60% decrease in cannabis consumption.
Antabuse may help persons with progressive blindness regain their eyesight
A pharmacological trial might demonstrate the function of overactive retinal cells in blindness, perhaps leading to improved therapeutics.
Medical marijuana usage may result in the fast emergence of cannabis use disorder
According to academics, the enthusiasm around medicinal marijuana for addressing health concerns may be overblown.
The 'closest black hole' system was discovered to be devoid of black holes
In 2020, a team headed by European Southern Observatory (ESO) scientists revealed the nearest black hole to Earth, which was found in the HR 6819 system…
According to a recent research, the plentiful oxygen on Comet 67P is more of an illusion
Scientists were perplexed when the European Space Agency’s Rosetta probe observed copious molecular oxygen exploding from comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko…
The finding of gigantic binary black holes has been announced by scientists
One of only two known supermassive black hole binary systems has been found by a team of researchers from Purdue University and other universities.
Look! Up in the air! Is it a world? Nope, just a single star.
Three decades ago, the first planets identified outside our solar system were discovered. Since then, about 5,000 exoplanets have been discovered in our galaxy.
To preserve your health, close the blinds when sleeping
Before going to bed, close the blinds, draw the curtains, and turn out all the lights. Even modest ambient brightness during nighttime sleep…
As subsurface permafrost thaws, rapid changes to the Arctic seabed are seen
A new study led by MBARI experts and colleagues is the first to show how the melting of permafrost, which is buried underwater at the Arctic Ocean’s edge…
Ready, set, GO! A brain circuit that prompts the execution of planned movement is discovered by scientists
Planned movement is crucial in our everyday lives, yet it often necessitates deferred implementation. We stood crouched and ready as kids…
Meteorites that aided in the formation of Earth may have originated in the outer solar system
The Earth is supposed to have originated in part from carbonaceous meteorites, which are likely to have come from asteroids in the outer main belt.