NASA's NICER telescope observes hot spots interacting on a magnetar
NASA’s Neutron Star Interior Composition Explorer (NICER) has detected the merger of multimillion-degree X-ray spots on the surface of a magnetar…
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The cosmic particle accelerator has reached its limit
Observatory for Gamma Rays H.E.S.S. shows in unparalleled detail a cosmic particle acceleration mechanism.
A new prostate cancer test might eliminate the need for unneeded biopsies
According to a validation study including more than 1,500 patients, a urine test based on University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center research…
Eating more protein from a variety of sources may reduce the risk of high blood pressure
According to new study published today in Hypertension, a peer-reviewed publication of the American Heart Association, eating a balanced diet that includes…
Forget about portable virtual reality controllers: a simple grin, grimace, or clench will suffice
Our faces can unlock a smartphone, provide entry to a secure facility, and expedite passport check at airports, all while validating our identity…
Temperature variations may aid in the simulation of virtual forms via modern touchscreen technology
High-fidelity touch has the ability to considerably broaden the scope of what we anticipate from computer devices, allowing for novel distant sensory…
The Neutrino Energy Revolution
Skepticism still exists. There are still others who do not perceive – or do not want to realize – the potential of neutrinovoltaics.
In the direction of ever-more powerful microchips and supercomputers
The information era, which lasted roughly 60 years, gave the world the internet, smart phones, and super-fast computers.
Is there a spiritual brain circuit?
More over 80% of the world’s population considers themselves religious or spiritual. However, research on the neurology of spirituality and religion…
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A real-world research demonstrates the potential for gait authentication to improve smartphone security
According to recent study, real-world experiments have revealed that gait authentication might be a realistic method of securing smartphones…
Amazonian indigenous people have among of the world's lowest dementia rates
A new research finds that two indigenous populations in the Bolivian Amazon have among the lowest rates of dementia in the world…
Black hole billiards in galaxies' cores
Researchers provide the first possible explanation for why one of the most massive black hole pairs ever seen by gravitational waves seemed to combine…