Rub a balloon in your hair and balloon usually collects a negative electric load while your hair goes positively. But a new study shows that the load an object collects may depend on its story. The number of times that one object had previously affected another determined whether the object was negatively or positively charged … Read more
Washington, DC -Scholders threw everything they had in the sky during the solar eclipse that included most of the United States on April 8, 2024. They placed high -height aircraft, recorded volunteers to start weather balloons and bright images of the sun of the Sun of the Sun Corona, and sent radio signals bacon back … Read more
In 2024, researchers emerged possible evidence of ancient life in March, implying that Alzheimer’s disease can be spread from person to person and a host of other scientific findings that could be a great deal-if they are the agreement of True. Martian germs, maybe Foreign microbes may have once made their home in March (Sn: … Read more
Scientists can be wrong about dark energy. But they are eligible for gravity, suggests a new study. Dark energy, the mysterious phenomenon that makes the expansion of the cosmos accelerate, is widely thought to have had a constant density throughout the history of the universe. But dark energy can be instead, researcher from the spectroscopic … Read more
Notre Dame is back. And so are its acoustics. The Paris Cathedral, which was dramatically burned in a fire in 2019, is reopening the public on December 8. After the fire, the acoustic scholar Brian Katz studied the qualities of the Cathedral’s voice, such as Echoes and Reverbeles created by space, both after restoration and … Read more
Unusual dry conditions and seasonal windows of Hurricane force are fueling numerous fast and devastating movements in Los Angeles County. Gusts that reached over 145 kilometers per hour (90 miles per hour) quickly led the blaze to urban areas, forcing more than 100,000 people to evacuate from their homes and kill at least two people … Read more
2024 was studied with scientific discoveries for defining records. From tracing the origin of shiny to dark animals to the development of the fastest microscope in the world, these superlative deeds captured our imagination. Ancient Airburst About 2.5 million years ago, an asteroid burned in the Earth’s atmosphere before it could hit the Earth and … Read more
Yeardo year, scientists break new ground in their efforts to understand the lives and mysteries of the cosmos. Here are eight milestones in 2024 that attracted our attention. Reading the mind of a fruit fly The first full brain map of a fruit fly details all 139,255 nerve cells and 54.5 million links between them. … Read more
Australian kangaroo species attempt 40,000 years ago may have had less about dietary pressures caused by climate and more with human hunters. Dental analysis of ancient kangaroos find that they were not such eating that once thought, researchers report on January 10 Science. Instead, when it comes to climate -related changes in food availability, animals … Read more
Scientific news Drew millions of visitors to our website this year. Here’s a look back on the most read and most watched online news of 2024. High news stories 5. Psilocybin temporarily distributes brain networks The psychhedelic psilocybin of the drug briefly wipes out traces of people’s nerve fingers, the basic activity of the unique … Read more