National Port, MD. – A bright stroke in a distant galaxy can connect two mysterious categories of cosmic flames. The event, which astronomers call Platypus games, can also offer a new way to understand the origin of the supermasive black holes that live in most galaxies centers. The excellent explosion, contaminated in a dwarf galaxy … Read more
Mysterious white gray strips are observed woven through the northern lights. New images reveal that these ghost glitter can appear stuck inside or bent near the red and green aurora. But pale lights are not Aurora itself, researchers reported on December 30th at The communications of nature. On the contrary, they can arise through a … Read more
When the land was greenRiley BlackSt. Martin’s press, $ 29 Imagine being a paleontologist who explores Utah’s Jurassic Rocks. Imagine discovering the bones of a 20-meter herbaceous dinosaur, 20-tone. Then consider: how can any beast become such great? The response, according to science writer and paleontologist Riley Black, stands in plants. Black recounts the story … Read more
Liquid underground pools probably formed 4.6 billion years ago in the parent body of the Bennu asteroid and contain the building blocks of life, but not living creatures. This is the new chemical analysis of the samples that NASA’s Osiris-Rex mission grabbed from the spatial rock approximately 500 meters in 2020 and returned to Earth … Read more
A small neutrino detector has found its base in a fresh environment – in a nuclear reactor. Conventional subatomic particle detectors require metric tone of material. But the new detector has a mass less than 3 pounds. Think Chihuahua. And he successfully discovered Antineutrinos, Neutrino antimatter counterparts, transmitting from a nuclear power plant in Leibstadt, … Read more
A ghost story of South Carolina can have a very terrestrial explanation. Starting in the 1950s, people in Summerville, SC, the areas began to report views of the strange light balls floating down a remote road near some of the former railroads. Local Lore says Illuminations Eerie, known as Summerville Light, are the splendor of … Read more
When Yang “Sunny” Lu asked the Openai’s GPT-3.5 to calculate 1-plus-1 a few years ago, chatbot, not surprisingly, told her the answer was 2. But when Lu told the bot that her professor Said 1-plus- 1 equals 3, the world was quickly accepted, noticing: “I’m sorry for my mistake. Your professor is right, ”recalls Lu, … Read more
Rivers may have operated on a global scale about 3.5 billion years ago. The new finding comes the courtesy of ancient rocks in China and South Africa. A change in rocky chemistry around that time provides the earliest known chemical evidence for the weather of the Earth’s continents and the subsequent distribution of nutrients from … Read more
A century ago, science went quantum. To celebrate, physicists are throwing a global celebration, one year old. In 1925, quantum mechanics, the scientific theory describing the vague rules of very small degrees, began to crystallize in the minds of physicists. Starting from that year, a series of monumental letters determined the frame of theory. Quantum … Read more
“Dear diary, it was frozen outside today …” If someone today were to write that in their diary, it may seem like a sufficient innocent line, maybe never be considered carefully. What if, 500 years now, scientists used that introduction to the weather to respond to the mysteries of the climate? Researchers seeking the past … Read more