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What could be compared to multiple million plastic jugs tumbling from the sky? The review, published in Natural Science and Innovation, showed that huge quantities of microplastics in Auckland's air

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Scientists discover new evidence that dark matter may be composed of dark photons.

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Another scenario proposed in a recent issue of Actual Survey Letters is that dim matter is made up of ultralight

Nanotechnology

Chemists use a lab-designed protein to make quantum dots at room temperature.

Nanotechnology Article

Nature uses 20 accepted amino acids as building blocks to make proteins, joining their groupings to make complex atoms that

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Battery Technology Advancement Facilitates the Widespread Adoption of Affordable Electric Vehicles

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A standard EV battery may now be charged in 10 minutes thanks to advancements in battery design. Today (October 12,

Physics

Messengers from the galaxy’s depths: antihelium nuclei

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How are worlds conceived, and what keeps them intact? Stargazers accept that dim matter assumes a fundamental role. Nonetheless, at

Quantum Physics

A distinct protected structure connects Viking knots with quantum vortices

Quantum Physics Article

Researchers have demonstrated the way that three vortices can be connected in a manner that keeps them from being destroyed. The design of the connections looks like an example utilized

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