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For the first time, researchers have shown how a plant's ability to better handle environmental stress conditions is aided by a mechanism that regulates root development. An innovative regulatory mechanism

Astronomy

Difficulties of ‘Forbidden’ Planet Orbiting Tiny Star Theories of Gas Giant Creation

Astronomy Article

Astronomers led by Shubham Kanodia of Carnegie have identified a peculiar planetary system in which a huge gas giant planet

Chemistry

Inorganic membranes that are both energy-efficient and adaptable for a cleaner future

Chemistry Article

A breakthrough in synthesis methodology makes it simple to create inorganic membranes that are both energy-efficient and highly customizable, potentially

Chemistry

Using artificial photosynthesis, low concentration CO2 can be utilized in biodegradable plastic precursors.

Chemistry Article

Scientists from Osaka Metropolitan University have created a method that successfully converts more than 60% of waste acetone into 3-hydroxybutyrate,

Astronomy & Space

Magnetic fields are more abundant than previously anticipated in multiple star systems with at least one large, hot blue star.

Astronomy & Space Article

Researchers from the European Southern Observatory (ESO), the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP), and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Astronomy & Space

A new source of water has been discovered in lunar samples from China’s mission.

Astronomy & Space Article

In lunar samples from a Chinese mission, scientists have found a fresh and renewable source of water on the moon for upcoming explorers. In the lunar soil where meteorite impacts

Quantum Physics