The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred a multitude of scientific inquiries regarding its global effects, not only on Earth but beyond—strikingly, affecting temperatures on the Moon. A study released in 2024 suggested a fascinating correlation, hypothesizing that reduced human activity during worldwide lockdowns resulted in decreased heat radiation from Earth to the Moon. However, new research
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Asteroid Bennu, a 500-meter-wide celestial body, has become a focal point of scientific interest due to its proximity and potential future impact with Earth. Although the likelihood of a collision occurring in the next century—specifically in September 2182—is minimal, at approximately 0.04% (or 1 in 2,700), the implications of such an event warrant serious consideration.
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The universe is a vast and complex tapestry woven from innumerable celestial bodies and structures. As scientists strive to decode the intricacies of the cosmos, one aspect becomes increasingly evident: our comprehension of vast cosmic structures is crucial for a holistic understanding of the universe itself. Among these awe-inspiring formations, the discovery of superstructures, such
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Galaxies are the universe’s majestic emotional tapestry, each one distinct and telling its own unique story. Just like no two fingerprints or snowflakes are identical, galaxies share this attribute of individuality on a cosmic scale. Among them, the extraordinary discovery of the Bullseye Galaxy (LEDA 1313424)—located 567 million light-years from Earth—grabs the spotlight due to
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Understanding the interaction between atomic structures and their environments is fundamental in both theoretical physics and practical applications, particularly in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). Recent breakthroughs at the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics in Heidelberg have shed light on the nuances of electron shielding in beryllium atoms, a phenomenon that has far-reaching implications not
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The recent arrest of Pavel Durov, the founder of the messaging platform Telegram, has sparked intense debate around social media governance, freedom of speech, and the responsibilities of tech companies towards their users. Accused by French authorities of allowing illegal content to proliferate on his platform, Durov’s apprehension may signify a new chapter not only
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In recent years, discussions surrounding climate change often center on rising temperatures and extreme weather patterns. As scientists work tirelessly to unravel the complexities of our planet’s climate system, a new study sheds light on an intriguing phenomenon concerning the interplay between shipping emissions and global warming. A significant fraction of the warmth experienced in
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In light of increasing water scarcity around the world, researchers are in a race to devise effective methods for water purification. A landmark study from NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) presents a groundbreaking advancement in this field through the development of dual-faced covalent organic framework (COF) membranes. Utilizing microwave-assisted synthesis, the researchers have crafted a methodology
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The Grand Canyon, one of Earth’s most breathtaking natural wonders, owes its stunning formation to millions of years of erosion carved out by the relentless flow of the Colorado River. However, Earth’s grandeur is not unique; other celestial bodies in our Solar System possess their own geological marvels. Among them, the Moon showcases impressive canyons
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In the bustling alleys of Tokyo’s Akihabara district, something remarkable is happening—an awakening of nostalgia in the form of retro gaming. Tourists flock to stores like Super Potato, where the atmosphere is charged with the excitement of rediscovery. One such visitor, 23-year-old David Madrigal from the US, exemplifies the enchantment that these classic gaming consoles
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