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University of Lethbridge study finds experimenter’s gender affects rats, could impact study findings - Global News
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Lab rodents may have ratted on themselves, exposing they're not impartial when it comes to their handlers.
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Record of Antarctic ice sheet response to climate cycles found in rock samples - University of California, Santa Cruz
9/16/22 at 4:36am
The effects of global climate cycles on Southern Ocean temperatures drove cycles of melting and freezing in the East Antarctic Ice Sheet every few thousand years, according to a new study.
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And it could shed light on our distant evolution. Says the co-author of a study on the fossilized organ: "We are all related, in the most literal sense."
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Disruption of actin cytoskeleton is key to triggering human immune response, research finds - News-Medical.Net
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Researchers from Cleveland Clinic's Florida Research and Innovation Center (FRIC) found that disruption of a cellular structure, known as the actin cytoskeleton, is a "priming signal" for the body to respond to a virus.
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James Webb telescope found a new energy source in space that’s baffling scientists - BGR
9/16/22 at 4:36am
A new YouTube video discusses how James Webb's discoveries have continued to baffle scientists around the world.
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PLUS: Rocket Lab signs new research deal with US military agencies.
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Slow-moving fireball over Scottish skies keeps experts guessing - 7NEWS
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Hundreds of people recorded the colourful and mysterious fireball soaring through the night sky - but it’s yet not clear exactly what it was.
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Neptune at Opposition II | StarDate Online - Stardate.org
9/15/22 at 1:00pm
Like the other giant planets of the outer solar system, Neptune has a large family of moons and rings. Astronomers have logged 14 moons, and they’ve seen three skinny rings and two or three wider ones. The rings are so hard to see, though, that they weren’t c…
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Astronomers risk misinterpreting planetary signals in James Webb data if models to interpret the data don't improve, a new study finds.
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ESA - SMART-1 science highlights - European Space Agency
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Small Missions for Advanced Research in Technology
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A Galaxy With Ten Times the Mass of the Milky Way is Preparing to Become a Quasar - Universe Today
9/16/22 at 4:36am
New research by an international team of scientists has revealed new insight into how rare, dusty galaxies evolved during the early Universe.
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NASA’s CAPSTONE Probe Is Still In Jeopardy, Despite Progress - Gizmodo
9/16/22 at 4:36am
The cubesat is on a mission to test a promising lunar orbit, but it’s been stuck in safe mode and tumbling since late last week.
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A series of technical issues following a third successful course correction manoeuvre are threatening to sideline NASA’s CAPSTONE mission. Controllers...
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Honeybees are less likely to sting in larger groups - Phys.org
9/16/22 at 4:36am
To sting or not to sting? An alarm pheromone plays a decisive role in bees' willingness to sting—and their group size, as scientists from the University of Konstanz have now shown
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As the frequency of wildfires has increased, so have pollutants in the waters from burned watersheds, say researchers in a review paper that highlights the need for more research in the area.
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Researchers use purified liquid xenon to search for mysterious dark matter particles - Phys.org
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Sitting a mile below ground in an abandoned gold mine in South Dakota is a gigantic cylinder holding 10 tons of purified liquid xenon closely watched by more than 250 scientists around the world. That tank of xenon is the heart of the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experime…
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Paving the way for large-scale, efficient organic solar cells with water treatment - Science Daily
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Using water for morphology control of active layer thin films, researchers develop large-area, high-performance organic solar cells.
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Experts revise initial assumption that sighting was space junk linked to Elon Musk’s satellite programme
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Watch Rocket Lab launch a radar satellite to orbit today - Space.com
9/16/22 at 4:36am
A smooth liftoff occurred at 4:38 p.m. EDT (2030 GMT) on Thursday (Sept. 15).
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Nurturing the passions of the young people in your life is about letting them lead the way, and not pressuring them if they lose interest.
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Earliest gibbon fossil discovered in China • Earth.com - Earth.com
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Earliest gibbon fossil discovered in China • Earth.com
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Researchers attempt to print thin-film transistors with metal oxides onto heat-sensitive materials - Phys.org
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Within the Functional Oxides Printed on Polymers and Paper (FOXIP) project, researchers form Empa, EPFL and the Paul Scherrer Institute attempted to print thin-film transistors with metal oxides onto heat-sensitive materials such as paper or PET. The goal was…
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Curiosity Daily: Octopus Culture, Schizophrenia Origins, Killing Cancer - Discovery
9/16/22 at 4:36am
Learn about octopi forming communities, clues to the origins of schizophrenia, and a new compound giving researchers hope for fighting tough to treat cancers.
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Perseverance finds strongest signs yet of ancient life on Mars - The Weather Network
9/16/22 at 4:36am
These 'potential biosignatures' are an exciting discovery for the mission scientists.
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Space junk is a growing problem in the skies around Earth. In July 2019, it almost turned into a huge issue for the International Space Station.
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