Supercell’s storms are known for their devastating tornados of gnarly, but exactly how twisties are formed is poorly understood. A new study suggests that scientists could collect suggestions with a little help from the cosmos. Muons, subatomic particles that are like severe versions of electrons, can detect atmospheric pressure within a storm and the resulting … 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
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 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
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
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
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