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Analysis of two liquid states of water by X-ray laser.

[ad_1] Written by AZoMNovember 20, 2020 Stockholm University scientists used X-ray lasers and successfully studied the transformation between two different liquid states of water (H.2O), both being composed of H.2Or molecules. Image Credit: Vladimir Nenezic / Shutterstock.com At a temperature of about −63 ° C, both liquids occur at distinct …

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Probable star merger behind mysterious ‘Blue Ring Nebula’

[ad_1] Share this Article You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. Astronomers may have finally solved the case of the unusual gas blob that has baffled researchers for more than 16 years. The researchers applied cutting-edge theoretical models to the smattering of data collected …

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What does a “superspreader” look like? Scientists Identify Physical Characteristics That Could Increase Covid-19 Transmission – RT World News

[ad_1] Researchers in the United States say they have identified specific physiological features that can increase the spread of airborne pathogens, such as the coronavirus. A team of scientists from the University of Central Florida’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering combined 3D modeling with numerical simulations to digitally recreate …

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Chromosomes don’t look like you think they do

[ad_1] Chromosomes are tall, narrow, mostly X-shaped forms. This is what is taught at the school level of biology and chemistry. However, a team of researchers from Xiaowei Zhang’s lab at Harvard University revealed that it is by no means an accurate representation. “90 percent of the time, chromosomes don’t …

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“In search of a life” of supersymmetric particles at CERN

[ad_1] Inside the ATLAS detector with UChicago researcher Lesya Horyn, who recently completed her thesis on the search for long-lived sleepers, supersymmetric partners of existing leptons of electrons, muons and tau. Credit: University of Chicago A team of researchers from the University of Chicago recently embarked on the search for …

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