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Giant squid first seen in Australian waters | Oceans

[ad_1] Scientists say they have recorded multiple sightings of elusive bigfin squid in Australian waters for the first time. The researchers, led by CSIRO, recorded cephalopods in the deep waters of the Great Australian Bight on two separate trips. Bigfin squid – or Magnapinna – are known for their long …

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The universe is warming: does it affect global warming?

[ad_1] Global warming isn’t the only temperature rise we need to worry about – a new study suggests. Due to natural activity in the galaxy, the entire universe appears to be getting warmer. A recent paper found in the Astrophysical Journal describes the thermal history of the universe over billions …

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Biden appoints NASA’s transition team

[ad_1] New crew As part of the move to US President-elect Joe Biden, he has appointed a team of eight volunteers to join him. The team includes a diverse mix of NASA personnel including a former astronaut and several key scientists, according to Space.com. Although the team is made up …

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Dissection of colloidal glasses using the laser as a lancet

[ad_1] Typical excitation patterns at different packing fractions. Reproduced from Nature Fig. ~ 1b-d, November 11, 2020 (online). Credit: IBS Bo Li and Kai Kou, Research Fellows of IBS Center for Soft and Living Matter, along with Walter Kob, Professor of the University of Montpellier and Institute Universitaire de France, …

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Researchers trap electrons to create elusive crystals

[ad_1] Credit: Public Domain Unsplash / CC0 Like restless children who pose for a family portrait, electrons won’t stay still long enough to stay in any kind of fixed arrangement. Cornell researchers stacked two-dimensional semiconductors to create a super lattice moiré structure that traps electrons in a repetitive pattern, eventually …

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