South Korea’s first-ever lunar orbiter Danuri has sent out black-and-white pictures of the Moon’s surface and Earth, the national space center claimed Tuesday. Danuri– a portmanteau of the Korean words for “Moon” and “enjoy”— was released on a SpaceX rocket from the USA in August 2022 and went into lunar orbit last month. Its pictures– […]
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Researchers from the Andrew and Erna Viterbi Faculty of Computer and Electrical Engineering at the Technion– Israel Institute of Technology have shown the first experimental observation of Cherenkov radiation constrained in two measurements. The results are a new record in electron-radiation coupling strength, disclosing radiation quantum properties. Cherenkov radiation is considered a unique physical phenomenon that
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A group of scientists affiliated with numerous institutions in the united states, collaborating with members of The Anson Street African Cemetery Project, have found out some of the history behind some of the slaved buried in 18th century Charleston, South Carolina– home to one of the busiest slave ports in American history. In their paper
A group of scientists at the College of St Andrews, in the United Kingdom, collaborating with a colleague from the College of Portsmouth, also in the United Kingdom, has performed tests in young kids and chimpanzees to learn more regarding when attention changing develops in human beings. In their paper released in Proceedings of the
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After nearly 40 years circling Earth, a retired NASA science satellite plunged harmlessly through the environment off the Alaska coast, NASA reported Monday. The Defense Division ratified that the satellite– put in orbit in 1984 by astronaut Sally Ride– reentered late Sunday evening over the Bering Sea, a few hundred miles from Alaska. NASA stated
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A rare three-dimensional fossil of an ancient chimera has revealed new hints of the diversity of these creatures in the Carboniferous time, some 300 million years ago. Ancient chimera A research study led by the Muséum national d’histoire naturelle (MNHN) and the University of Birmingham revealed an ancient relative of chimeras– jawed vertebrates that are
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Alagille syndrome is a potentially deadly genetic disorder that affects numerous organs and systems, most notably the liver. Currently, there’s no known treatment for it– however, researchers have now identified a potentially effective therapy. Called NoRA1, the newly developed drug targets the Notch pathway, a cell-level signaling system in the body that is essential for
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In the blazing upper atmosphere of the Sun, a group of researchers have found new clues that could help in anticipating when and where the Sun’s next flare may explode. Utilizing information from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, scientists from NorthWest Research Associates, or NWRA, identified tiny signals in the upper layers of the
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Russia stated Wednesday that it will send an empty spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS) coming month to bring home 3 astronauts whose planned return vehicle was damaged by a strike from a small meteoroid. The Russian space company, Roscosmos, made the announcement after examining the flight-worthiness of the Soyuz MS-22 staff capsule docked
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As you are reading this, more than 400 miles below you is a huge globe of extreme temperatures and also pressures that has been churning and also evolving for longer than humans have been on the earth. Currently, a detailed recent model from Caltech scientists shows the surprising behavior of minerals deep in the earth’s
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