The african superplume is responsible for rift-parallel seismic anisotropy.

In a new interview feature, AZoQuantum talks with Hannes Bernien from the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering about his research focusing on noise-reduction in quantum computers utilizing 'spectator qubits'.

All living cells contains proteins with different functions, depending on the type of cell. Researchers have discovered a way to identify proteins even without looking at their structure.

When peanuts are dropped into a pint of beer, they initially sink to the bottom before floating up and "dancing" in the glass.

Iconic shot of Luke Skywalker staring at Tatooine’s horizon that has two suns shows what a circumbinary system would look like

Manufactured atoms offer chemists chance to play ‘mind games’ with matter and change bond order of molecules

Prabal Saxena, a NASA scientist of Indian origin, believes that the likelihood of finding microbial life on the Moon is very high!

The ESA/JAXA BepiColombo mission is gearing up for its next close flyby of Mercury on 19 June, when it will pass the planet’s surface at an altitude of about 236 km.

NASA astronauts are set for a spacewalk on Thursday to install another new solar array on the ISS, following a computer-simulated robotic training session. In parallel, three cosmonauts are preparing for a separate spacewalk next week for hardware replacement…

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Take a fascinating dive into the intriguing methods and history behind NASA's Mars naming conventions, from official monikers approved by the International Astronomical Union to the more whimsical, unofficial nicknames.

Researchers have explored a region of the brain known as cluster N that birds use to detect and process Earth's magnetic field to travel long distances.

Scientists previously believed that the fossil was from a baby dinosaur instead of a fully grown adult.

INDIA: The puzzling vacuum catastrophe paradox challenges our understanding of the fundamental nature of the universe. The universe is a vast expanse of matter, energy, and empty space. While the concept of empty space may seem straightforward, scientists hav…

Up until 2002, we thought that the heaviest stable element was bismuth: #83 on the periodic table. That's absolutely no longer the case.

The laser communication system is to be launched onboard the Orion spacecraft during the Artemis-II mission slated at the end of next year.

An Apollo group near-Earth Asteroid could make its closest approach today, at a distance closer than the Moon! Check the speed, size, and other details, as per NASA.

NASA has recently shared a beautiful image of a flower grown on the International Space Station. The Zinnia flower was grown as part of the Veggie facility in orbit.

Arizona Scientists Discover Mountains 5 Times Higher Than Mt Everest Deep Inside Earth

Synthetic biologists have become increasingly creative in engineering yeast or bacteria to churn out useful chemicals -; from fuels to fabrics and drugs -; beyond the normal repertoire of microbes.

How did Earth get its water? New clues discovered in an asteroid sample • Earth.com

By  NEIL GENZLINGER Owen Gingerich, a noted astronomer who was particularly interested in the history of his field — so much so that he spent years trying to track down every first- and...

Abstract. Machine learning models can greatly improve the search for strong gravitational lenses in imaging surveys by reducing the amount of human inspection r

Background Mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) is a biocompatible dental material used for root-end filling in endodontics. A wide variety of literature has been published on the assessment of fracture resistance of MTA. However, the results were conflicting …