Science

Let’s ruin the moon

[ad_1] The Moon visible from Duisburg, Germany in January 2020.Photo: Marcel Kusch / DPA / AFP (Getty Images) The Moon makes fun of us. It is very far away, which has historically protected it from the innate desire of the human species to desecrate it. Fortunately, NASA announced Thursday it …

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The islands of Alaska can be part of a single, huge volcano

[ad_1] A trail of volcanic islands off the coast of southern Alaska may actually be part of a single giant caldera, according to evidence presented next week at the American Geophysical Union’s autumn meeting. If so, it’s possible that the newly revealed volcanic giant once exploded in an explosion large …

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Development of the “twistronics” of 2D crystals

[ad_1] December 4, 2020 (Nanowerk News) An international research group led by the University of Manchester has revealed a revolutionary method that could lead to autonomous robotic control and thus to a precise fine adjustment of the ?? twist ?? between layers of atom-thin 2D materials stacked in a lattice …

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