[ad_1] C.locks and calendars within our immune systems could make us more susceptible to infection and injury at certain times of the day or months of the year, a new study suggests. A better understanding of these rhythms could have implications for the prevention and treatment of diseases such as …
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[ad_1] Long ago and throughout the universe, a huge explosion of gamma rays released more energy in half a second than the sun will produce during its 10 billion years of life. After examining the incredibly bright burst with optical, X-ray, near-infrared and radio wavelengths, an astrophysics team led by …
Read More »After an eight-month hiatus, Deep Space Network reconnects to Voyager 2
[ad_1] When news broke recently that communications had finally been re-established with Voyager 2, I felt a momentary wave of panic. I have literally followed the Voyager missions since the twin space probes were launched in 1977, and dreaded the inevitable day when the last bit of plutonium in their …
Read More »This super rare squid is a deep sea mystery. We recently spotted not 1, but 5, in the Great Australian Bight
[ad_1] Credit: Osterhage et al., Author provided The mysterious giant squid was first spotted in Australian waters. My colleagues and I from CSIRO and Museums Victoria detail the meetings in our new research, published today in ONE Public Science Library. There have been only a dozen sightings of bigfin squid …
Read More »Rare deep sea big squid first sighted in Australian waters
[ad_1] Magnapinna squid. Credit: Osterhage et al. (PLOS ONE, 2020) CC BY One of the most notable groups of deep-sea squid is the Magnapinnidae, known for their large fins and extraordinarily long arm and tentacle filaments. Little is known of their biology and ecology as most of the specimens are …
Read More »Rock-mining bacteria could support human presence in space
[ad_1] BACTERIA COULD IMPROVE THE REMOVAL OF RARE EARTH ELEMENTS FROM BASALT IN MOON AND MARTIAN LANDSCAPES BY UP TO ABOUT 400% Small chunks of basalt, a rock commonly found on Earth’s natural satellite and the red planet, were loaded into each device and soaked in a bacterial solution for …
Read More »Multiple sightings of mysterious coarse fin squid documented in the Great Australian Bight
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Read More »Europe moves forward with Ariel’s mission to exoplanets
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Read More »Caurle Samaha from Alexandria Egypt is the first in industry in the Arab world
[ad_1] We show our visitors the most important news and the latest news in the following article:Caurle Samaha of Alexandria in Egypt is the first in the sector in the Arab world, today, Thursday 12 November 2020 15:26 She added: I am proud that the film has managed to reach …
Read More »Can EmDrive really work for space travel?
[ad_1] The “EmDrive“claims to make the impossible possible: a method of pushing spacecraft around without the need to – well, push. No propulsion. No exhaust. Just plug it in, turn it on and you can sail to your dream destination. But EmDrive doesn’t just violate our fundamental understanding of the …
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