The world's fisheries are expected to be suffocating as a result of climate change
According to a recent research, about 70% of the world’s seas might be suffocating from a lack of oxygen by 2080 as a consequence of climate change…
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Moons might provide insight on what makes planets livable
Because the moon is so crucial to life on Earth, scientists believe that a moon may be a useful feature for sustaining life on other worlds.
Climate change caused by humans has an influence on the planet's highest peaks, including Mount Everest
According to a University of Maine-led international research team that analyzed data from the world’s highest ice core and highest automatic weather stations…
Ocean eddies may be to blame for the Antarctic sea-ice mystery
The area of Antarctic sea ice has stayed virtually stable since 1979, despite global warming and Arctic sea-ice decline.
A promising anode material for lithium-ion batteries will be available soon
The suggested stable anode material, which is manufactured from bio-based polymers, might allow electric cars to charge their batteries more faster.
Developing a lithium-air battery with an energy density of more than 500 watts per kilogram
Researchers have created a lithium-air battery with an energy density of about 500Wh/kg, which is much greater than lithium-ion batteries presently…
A novel quantum computing approach has been developed
Researchers from QuSoft and the Institute of Physics have proposed a novel approach for quantum computing in trapped ions
Wireless charging has never been more flexible thanks to new power transfer technologies
Devices may be charged in any posture or orientation, even while on the go It’s been difficult to charge gadgets...
As graphene permits the Schwinger effect, cosmic physics is replicated on a tabletop
The so-called Schwinger effect, which generally only happens in cosmic events, has been seen by researchers at The University of Manchester.
Astronomers have proposed a hypothesis for the unexplained placement of big stars
The key seems to be in the merger of medium-mass stars, according to researchers.
Without the assistance of a human, a robot conducts the first laparoscopic surgery
A robot has done laparoscopic surgery on a pig’s soft tissue without the assistance of a human, marking a huge step forward in robotics toward fully…
Virtual reality may make treatment more bearable
According to a recent survey, 30% of individuals would rather chat about their unpleasant experiences with a virtual reality avatar than with a human.