Astronomers have discovered 1,000 unusual radio energy 'filaments' shooting from the galaxy's core
There are ten times as many of these structures than scientists previously thought, and their origin remains a mystery.
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Even with anonymised datasets, AI can identify humans
Weekly social contacts provide distinct signatures that distinguish persons. At least in the eyes of artificial intelligence, how you engage...
How a Swiss start-up intends to reimagine nuclear power
Transmutex is working on a new kind of nuclear reactor that uses thorium instead of uranium to generate electricity.
Chinese researchers have developed a flexible, fire-resistant, mildew-resistant wood
Chinese researchers have produced fire-resistant, mildew-resistant wood composites that can sustain thousands of folds.
Breakthrough in Cosmic Physics: Scientists Create Particle-Antiparticle Pairs in a Vacuum
As graphene permits the Schwinger effect, cosmic physics is replicated on a tabletop
The mechanics of a faraway galaxy is always astounding
Scientists have been guessing about the oldest galaxy we can see for more than five years.
COVID-19 Outbreaks are predicted using data from mobile devices
Using anonymous location data from mobile devices, researchers were able to forecast COVID-19 outbreaks in Connecticut towns.
In the third mobility evaluation, NASA's lunar test rover VIPER kicks up sand
Image Credit: Twitter (@NASAAmes) While traversing NASA Glenn’s Simulated Lunar Operations Laboratory, or SLOPE bed, the newest prototype of NASA’s...
According to NIMS researchers Li-air battery with 500 Wh/kg+ capacity
The National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) and the NIMS-SoftBank Advanced Technologies Development Center in Japan have created a lithium-air…
Climate change is a physics problem
Klaus Hasselmann. Photo credit: Julia Knop, MPG. This year, the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to two founding fathers...