Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission when you make a purchase through links to our articles. Comet 3I/Atlas brightens as it unexpectedly approaches the sun. | Authors: Q. Zheng, K. Battams, 2025 The interstellar invader Comet 3I/ATLAS continues to surprise scientists, this time brightening at an unexpectedly fast approach to the sun. … Read more
“Hearst magazines and Yahoo can earn commissions or income from some items through these links.” That’s what you will find out after reading this story: To understand the mantle – the largest layer of rocky body of the earth – scientists drill deep core from the ground. Scientists drilled the deepest core and regained serpentinized … Read more
When you buy through our articles links, Future and its syndication partners can earn commissions. Leopard Spots on Mars, seen by perseverance rover that could help specify the signs of life. | Credit: NASA/JPL-CALTECH/MSSS Only a little more than a week after scientists announced that NASA’s perseverance Rover could detect a possible Biosgigat in Mars … Read more
“Hearst magazines and Yahoo can earn commissions or income from some items through these links.” That’s what you will find out after reading this story: Graffen is stronger than steel and better copper conductor, so scientists are particularly interested in two -dimensional material. In the new document, scientists found that by applying its dirac point, … Read more
That’s what you will find out after reading this story: By creating a simpler particle interaction model, scientists made a sleek new PI. PI representations help scientists use values close to real life without protecting a million digits. The creation of the new PI was associated with a series that is a structured set of … Read more
Based on a new analysis of dozens of burial, hunters-gathers in ancient Asian parts prepared their dead burials with smoke drying for up to 14,000 years, so the oldest known evidence of human mummification. People all over the world have long practiced mummified or preserved organic remains, using a variety of ways-including heat, smoke, salts, … Read more
“Hearst magazines and Yahoo can earn commissions or income from some items through these links.” That’s what you will find out after reading this story: 1956 Physicist David Pines the theoretorizes that existed without a mass, neutral plasmon called “demon”, which could help explain the superconductivity of some exotic substances. Now researchers at the University … Read more
If you were lucky 74,000 years ago, you would have survived Toba superruption, one of the biggest catastrophic events that the Earth has seen over the last 2.5 million years. Although the volcano is in present -day Indonesia, living organisms around the world have been influenced. As an archaeologist specialized in the study of past … Read more
That’s what you will find out after reading this story: By creating a simpler particle interaction model, scientists made a sleek new PI. PI representations help scientists use values close to real life without protecting a million digits. The creation of the new PI was associated with a series that is a structured set of … Read more
Scientists say they identified the cause of the disease that turns into lively, 24 armed stars into goo powder. Melanie Prerentice, a scientist at the Hakai Institute, is a part of a team that has spent many years studying the cause of the disease. Their investigation was published on Monday in magazine Nature ecology and … Read more