[ad_1] It will arrive in the sky of the Arab world on Saturday evening, October 31, 2020And Ranus, the turquoise planet At the closest point to the earth and its face completely illuminated by the sun, which is the best time to observe it during the year. According to the …
Read More »More than 1.1 million deaths from Corona worldwide .. What is the number of deaths so far in Arab countries?
[ad_1] Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – The number of deaths due to the emerging coronavirus (Covid 19) worldwide has exceeded 1.1 million, according to statistics from Johns Hopkins University of America, while the number of HIV infections has surpassed the 45 million people. Worldwide, since China reported its first …
Read More »Researchers have finally discovered what octopuses taste like with their tentacles
[ad_1] Octopuses, with their eight sucker-covered tentacles, can taste objects simply by touching them. A team of researchers has finally figured out how these cephalopods are able to accomplish this extraordinary trick. Octopus is a wonder of the biological world. They are super smart, excellent problem solvers, and even a …
Read More »How octopus suckers “taste to the touch”
[ad_1] Imagine being able to taste something simply by touching it. Octopuses can do just that with their unique sense of “touch-taste”, made possible by the sucker-shaped suckers along each of their eight arms. Now, the researchers report Oct. 29 in the journal Cell to have new evidence on how …
Read More »Racist physicist mocks Einstein and Jews in 1927 anti-Semitic letter auctioned
[ad_1] In 1927, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist named Philipp Lenard wrote a letter to a colleague complaining about the recent results of Albert Einstein and pondering that academia and the sciences were becoming dominated by Jews. Lenard, an early supporter of the German Nazi party, observed that a prestigious post …
Read More »Machine-learning-driven sensors sniff out gas leaks quickly
[ad_1] ALFaLDS is used during blind testing at the Oil and Gas Model Test Facility in Fort Collins, Colorado. Credit: Los Alamos National Laboratory A new study confirms the success of a natural gas leak detection tool pioneered by scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory that uses sensors and machine …
Read More »NSW University of New England researchers discover opalized fossilized dinosaur teeth at Lightning Ridge
[ad_1] The incredible opalized dinosaur teeth found in the Outback shed new light on how three giant beasts weighing 90,000kg and 40m coexisted in Australia Fossilized dinosaur teeth have been found in Lightning Ridge in northwestern NSW The researchers said the area has produced a rich abundance of fossils over …
Read More »NASA’s Artemis base camp concept
[ad_1] Illustration of NASA astronauts on the lunar south pole. Credit: NASA NASAThe Artemis program has sparked worldwide enthusiasm and catalyzed a new interest in moon exploration as the agency prepares to land the first woman and next man on the lunar South Pole in 2024. Subsequently, NASA and its …
Read More »NASA finds a rare metallic asteroid that is worth more than the global economy
[ad_1] 16 Psyche was actually discovered in 1852, but this is the first time a scientist has taken a closer look. What makes it special is that, unlike most asteroids which are rocky or icy, 16 Psyche is made almost entirely of iron and nickel, a study published this week …
Read More »Monstrous bird fossils found in Antarctica
[ad_1] Not long after the extinction of the dinosaurs, a new breed of giants was born: monstrous birds with a wingspan that extended up to 21 feet (6.4 meters) in length, about the length of a U-Haul truck. These huge birds darkened the skies above Antarctica already 50 million years …
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