[ad_1] An international team of coastal scientists has rejected proposals that half of the world’s beaches could go extinct in the 21st century. The statement was published by European researchers in an in Nature climate change in March 2020 (sandy coasts threatened by the erosion of Vousdoukas et al). See …
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[ad_1] The search for planet nine – a hypothetical ninth planet in our solar system – could boil down to locating the faintest orbits in an incredibly dark corner of space. This is exactly what Yale astronomers Malena Rice and Gregory Laughlin are trying to do with a technique that …
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[ad_1] Electron microscope image of Caulobacter crescentus showing the two different daughter cells during cell division. Only one of the daughter cells hosts a flagellum (top right). Photo credit: UNIGE / VIOLLIER To build the machinery that bacteria can swim with, over 50 proteins must be put together in a …
Read More »The atmosphere of a rare exoplanet “shouldn’t exist” baffles astronomers!
[ad_1] The discovery of the extraordinary exoplanet LTT 9779b was announced a month ago, just 260 light-years away, and was quickly identified as a prime candidate for continuing to study its exotic atmosphere. LTT 9779b is slightly larger than Neptune and orbits a Sun-like star. However, it appears to be …
Read More »The sky celebrates Halloween with a show that combines the rare …
[ad_1] Star watchers this week will love seeing a comet and Uranus facing each other (there are two celestial bodies facing each other), along with a “blue moon” on Halloween. Both the full moon and Uranus will be easy to spot with the naked eye, but astronomers will need binoculars …
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[ad_1] As you drive down the road to the Jodrell Bank Observatory, a sign will instruct visitors to turn off their cell phones. The Lovell telescope is so powerful that it can detect a telephone signal on Mars. Radio telescopes are incredibly sensitive. To quote the legendary astronomer Carl Sagan: …
Read More »Hollywood films will be funded by blockchain technology
[ad_2][ad_1] INDIVIDU investors could soon finance Hollywood TV series and films using blockchain technology, thanks to a new venture supported by Transformers star Henry Penzi. Donysus Studio, the first entertainment studio built with blockchain technology, was created by a group of Hollywood businessmen, producers and actors, including Penzi. Read more: …
Read More »Christopher Woodrow on the first Hollywood security token and blockchain technology for the film industry
[ad_2][ad_1] <div _ngcontent-c16 = "" innerhtml = " CEO and founder of MovieCoin, Christopher Woodrow MovieCoin The benefits promised by blockchain technology are starting to make their way to Hollywood. Christopher Woodrow, American financier and CEO and founder of MovieCoin a financial technology company leveraging blockchain and digital resources within …
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[ad_2][ad_1] <div _ngcontent-c16 = "" innerhtml = " CEO and founder of MovieCoin, Christopher Woodrow MovieCoin The benefits promised by blockchain technology are starting to make their way to Hollywood. Christopher Woodrow, American financier and CEO and founder of MovieCoin a financial technology company leveraging blockchain and digital resources within …
Read More »MovieCoin brings blockchain to blockbusters so you can invest in Hollywood
[ad_2][ad_1] Blockchain is coming to Hollywood. We have already talked about TaTaTu, which uses blockchain to combine social activities with watching movies, but there is more than one potential blockbuster blockbuster on the road. A financial technology company that leverages blockchain technology and digital resources within the film and entertainment …
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