So many of us struggle to fall asleep and stay there at night. About a third of American adults are not sleeping enough. Adolescent sleep is even worse; 8 in 10 teens are deprived of sleep. Our collective fatigue is not good for us. Lack of sleep can come with a variety of health problems. … Read more
A gigantic influence 3.8 billion years ago sent a rock curtain flying away from a point near the south pole of the moon. When that curtain fell, its rocks dipped up to 3.5 kilometers on the lunar surface with energy 130 times more than the global inventory of nuclear weapons, new calculations show. And this … Read more
When egg prices are cooking with difficulty, it is important to make sure that every egg you do is the best it may be. But when your egg white is cooked, the yellow of your egg is often still a run. Once yellow and white is cooked, the white is rubber. Solution is a method … Read more
Just as rolling at a fuel station during a road trip, whale sharks use oil and gas equipment as a stop during migrations of thousands of kilometers across the oceans. Human-made structures attract marine life-including shark’s favorite snack: plankton. But experts are worried that this allure could be at risk of being struck by ships … Read more
A staccato explosion of electromagnetic energy is first followed in an old, dead galaxy. The discovery supports the idea that there are more ways to produce such flames, called rapid radio explosions, as it was originally thought. Rapid radio, or FRB distributions, are long explosions of milliseconds of intense radio waves. Astronomers have noticed thousands … Read more
Shrimp mantis are famous for their ultrafastic, powerful punches used to send prey. They can land volleyball after the shell volley, without major damage to their nerves or meat. This is because the exoskeleton of their forearms similar to the club is built to filter the most harmful pressure waves caused by a strike, researchers … Read more
Do you have a plant with a bo-boo? Try a herbal help. A pure form of cellulose produced by bacteria can act as a plant bandage, reporters report, significantly increasing healing and regeneration in plants. Finding, described February 12 at The advances of scienceThere are possible implications for agriculture and plant research. Unlike animals, plants … Read more
A neutrino from the space recently plunged into the Mediterranean Sea with an energy that blows all other neutros known by water. Packaging a handful of about 220 million electronic volts, this particle was about 20 times more energetic than the highest cosmic neutrinos previously seen, researchers report on 13 February Nature. The particle was … Read more
A strange type of ice that is thought to inhabit deep in the oceans of foreign planets has finally proven to exist. For the first time, researchers have directly observed a type of hybrid phase of water called plastic ice, which is formed at high temperatures and pressures and exhibits traits of solid ice and … Read more
Although extraordinary rains repeated California in 2023, they barely helped replenish the decades of drought and human pumping, reveals a new study. About one -third of the water supply in Los Angeles, which is sensitive to long dry magic, comes from groundwater. But in the first three months of 2023, more than a dozen atmospheric … Read more