A recognised physicist for her work on quantum boxes, Pascale Senellart conducts her research at the joint research laboratory between the Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, and the start-up that she co-founded. Her sights are…
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Early humans used ochre for advanced toolmaking at Blombos Cave, study finds
A recent study led by researchers at SapienCE has revealed that ochre—previously considered primarily a symbolic pigment—played a crucial role in the production of sophisticated stone tools by early modern humans in Blombos Cave, South…
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NASA Discovers Why Solar Storms Are More Powerful Than Expected
In April 2023, an unexpectedly strong solar storm caught scientists and the world by surprise. On April 23, Earth was struck by a geomagnetic storm that created vivid auroras visible as far south as southern Texas. The source of this disturbance…
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‘A much more reliable method’
Scientists at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne have developed a solution that prevents fusion reactors from overheating, Phys.org reported.
The breakthrough centers on a clever design called the X-point target radiator. This innovation…
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Exoplanets that cling too tightly to their stars trigger their own doom: ‘This is a completely new phenomenon’
Some planets take the expression “you’re your own worst enemy” to the extreme. At least, that’s what astronomers found when they recently discovered a doomed planet clinging to its parent star so tightly that it’s triggering explosive outbursts…
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Astronomers get picture of aftermath of a star's double detonation – Reuters
- Astronomers get picture of aftermath of a star’s double detonation Reuters
- Astronomers capture incredible 1st image of a dead star that exploded twice. How did it happen? Space
- Calcium in a supernova remnant as a fingerprint of a…
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“Earthquake Moves in Slow Motion”: Scientists Capture Rare Seismic Event Crawling Miles Over Weeks Beneath Earth’s Surface
IN A NUTSHELL - ? Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin captured a slow-motion earthquake, providing new insights into tectonic activity.
- ? Advanced borehole sensors detected subtle seismic movements,…
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Antidepressants affect male brains, but do little to female brains: Study | Latest News India
Antidepressants have strong impact on male brains — with the nature of the impact depending on the age of the subject — but do not affect female brains, a new study of rats has shown, suggesting that there needs to be more exploration of the…
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Why is there no life on Mars? Rover finds a clue
Why is Mars barren and uninhabitable, while life has always thrived here on our relatively similar planet Earth?
A discovery made by a NASA rover has offered a clue for this mystery, new research said Wednesday, suggesting that while rivers once…
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Two Meteor Showers Will Peak on the Same Night in July and Be Visible in the U.S.
Alan Chen Two meteor showers are visible in the late July skies, and they happen to peak at the same evening in a rare case of perfect timing.
Especially visible in the Southern Hemisphere, but also visible farther south in the Northern…
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