Three iron age bracelets and a pin contain metal from a single meteorite that fell over southern Poland more than 2500 years ago, a new study reveals.
The discoveries also indicate that the value of meteoritic iron – once considered a…
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Artificial Photosynthesis: Scientists Crack Nature’s Code for Clean Energy
Artificial photosynthesis holds the key to cleaner energy and carbon capture, but replicating nature’s process is no easy feat. A breakthrough from JMU Würzburg researchers has brought science one step closer by creating a stacked dye system…
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Quantum Milestones, 1995: Correcting Quantum Computer Errors
• Physics 18, 59
Researchers proposed methods to preserve the integrity of quantum bits—techniques that may become the key to practical quantum computing on a large scale.
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Skeletal editing targets double bonds | Research
Straightforward skeletal editing chemistry now enables the direct insertion of nitrogen into carbon–carbon double bonds. Exploiting two different aspects of alkenes’ reactivity, researchers in Switzerland and China have independently…
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Physicists Stunned: Lead-208’s Shape Just Broke a Fundamental Rule of Nuclear Physics
For decades, scientists believed that lead-208, a “doubly magic” and highly stable atomic nucleus, was perfectly spherical. However, groundbreaking new research has shattered this assumption, revealing that its nucleus is actually elongated, much…
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NASA Reports Sea Levels Rose by ‘Unexpected’ Amount in Earth’s Hottest Year : ScienceAlert
Global sea levels rose more than expected in 2024, Earth’s hottest year on record, according to an analysis released Thursday by the US space agency NASA.
On its website, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration explained that last…
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Physicists Create a Supersolid Out of Light : ScienceAlert
Supersolids are a strange quantum state of matter that combines properties of solids and liquids.
Now they’ve gotten even more mind-bending, as scientists have transformed light itself into a supersolid. It’s a breakthrough that could lead to…
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Misha lived in zoos, but this elephant’s tooth enamel helps reconstruct wildlife migrations
Teeth recovered from a beloved zoo elephant that died in 2008 are helping University of Utah geologists develop a method for tracking the movements of large herbivores across landscapes, even for animals now extinct,…
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Strengthen Subcontractor Relationships Through AI-Powered Insurance Management
Kristen Nunery
Every construction project is a team effort, with multiple subcontractors bringing individual expertise to the table. Each subcontractor comes with unique insurance requirements that need tracking and verifying, often creating…
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Food Insecurity Linked to Heart Disease
A new study published in JAMA Cardiology suggests that experiencing food insecurity may raise one’s risk of heart disease later in life.
The prospective cohort study included over 3,600 participants and…
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