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…
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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.
Tesla Autobidder & Neutrinovoltaic Energy
An industry-changing development is currently underway that could change the way electricity is being used in homes in Europe and the USA.
New simulations refine axion mass, focussing the quest for dark matter
Axions are the most favored candidate for dark matter today, and several experiments are being conducted to find them in microwave cavities…
Did the 2017 collapse of merging neutron stars into black holes be delayed due to fast spin?
Does it instantaneously become a black hole when two neutron stars spiral towards one another and combine to become a black hole…
Mathematical discovery might reveal Universe mysteries
How can Einstein’s theory of gravity and quantum mechanics be reconciled? It’s a task that might lead to new insights into phenomena like black holes…
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…
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…