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The James Webb Space Telescope of the United States space agency, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa), has captured stunning images of the planet Jupiter showing two tiny moons, faint rings and auroras at the northern and southern poles.
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The space agency’s release of noise from 200m light years away has been compared to everything from Pink Floyd to Björk. Here’s what a professional reviewer made of it
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By defining & differentiating between SLAN & SLIN, expanded is a new perspective on SLIN with further development of multilevel shared leadership facilitated.
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A number of solar storms have hit the earth over the last few weeks. Here's all you need to know about these solar storms and and the geomagnetic storms they spark.
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New images capture the planet's Great Red Spot, a storm big enough to swallow Earth, and its northern and southern lights
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The missing step in the formation of a lipid molecule that allows certain single-celled organisms to survive the most extreme environments on Earth has now been deciphered. This new understanding, uncovered by a team of biochemists from Penn State and the Uni…
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Supermassive black holes have come to the fore as engines of galactic evolution, but new observations of the Milky Way and its central hole don’t yet hang together.
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Research has established that there are traces of Neandertal DNA in the genome of modern humans. Now an exploratory study that assessed the facial structure of prehistoric skulls is offering new insights, and supports the hypothesis that much of this interbre…
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China's new Daocheng Solar Radio Telescope is being developed in the Sichuan province to study eruptions on the sun and will be complete by 2022 end.
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Bone microstructure studies on the fossil bones of the extinct ‘thunder bird’ were conducted by UCT and Flinders University vertebrate palaeontologists.
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New images of Jupiter taken by the James Webb Space Telescope offer unprecedented views of Jupiter's northern and southern lights, and swirling polar haze.
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If you think observing a supermoon or meteoric show is too basic, there's a stargazing event happening tonight, just for you!
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We speak with David Peterman about his involvement in innovative new research that utilizes robot technologies to explore how ancient ammonoids moved through their marine habitat.
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The British scientists behind one of the major therapeutic COVID-19 trials have turned their focus to treatments for monkeypox, a viral disease that has been labeled a global health emergency by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Before the internet, developer software included a lot of printed manuals.
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In an article published in Remote Sensing, researchers used geostatistical analysis, low-density airborne laser scanning (ALS) metrics, and forest inventory data to estimate old-growth indices (OGIs) as indicators of old-growth forest conditions.
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The radio telescope will have a circumference of 3.14 kilometers as it images the Sun in radio waves.
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With many scientists still unhappy with the IAU's definition of "planet," it's possible the debate will never be resolved!
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A study published in Remote Sensing has designed a reflectance simulator to determine the optimal canopy shape for calculating the shadow fraction based on the reflectance measured by satellite sensors.
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Scientific Reports - Brief exposure of neuronal cells to levels of SCFAs observed in human systemic circulation impair lipid metabolism resulting in apoptosis
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NASA released the first track of the void, in a listenable form fit for human ears, and it really is rather unsettling.
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Large pieces of plastic can break down into nanosized particles that often find their way into the soil and water. Perhaps less well known is that they can also float in the air. It's unclear how nanoplastics impact human health, but animal studies suggest th…
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To make the sound audible by human ears, NASA has mixed sound frequencies collected from the Black hole with “other data'' and amplified it, stating that the idea of no sound in space was a misconception.
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The missing step in the formation of a lipid molecule that allows certain single-celled organisms to survive the most extreme environments on Earth has now been deciphered.
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