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Researchers have assisted in peering inside a nova (a type of astronomical nuclear explosion) without leaving Earth. These star events contribute to the formation of the universe's chemical elements, and

Biology

Yorkicystis is a 500-million-year-old starfish cousin that has lost its skeleton.

Biology Article

Following four years of searching for fossils in a churchyard in York, Pennsylvania, novice scientist Chris Haefner made a fascinating

Chemistry

Carbon capture takes on a sponge-like shape thanks to a new cost-effective technology.

Chemistry Article

A worldwide group of researchers is utilizing permeable, wipe-like materials that can trap carbon dioxide in their depressions while permitting

Astronomy

Binary star planets as potential alien habitats

Astronomy Article

Almost 50% of sun-size stars are paired. As indicated by University of Copenhagen research, planetary frameworks around parallel stars might

Biology

Experiment with bacteria evolution challenges conventional knowledge on size and production costs

Biology Article

In 1988, a scholar at Michigan State University, Richard Lenski, set up 12 cups of E. coli, and his group

Physics

One step closer to making terahertz technology practical in everyday life.

Physics Article

Scientists have found in two-layered conductive frameworks another impact that guarantees further developed execution of terahertz locators. A group of researchers at the Cavendish Laboratory, along with partners at the

Machine learning & AI