This is our page devoted to scientific discoveries, advances and all of the other ” crazy stuff ” which scientists produce in their daily work. Here we are going to post the most important news concerning astronomy and science.
The Force of Nothingness Has Been Used to Manipulate Objects
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Scientists can use some pretty wild forces to manipulate materials. There's acoustic tweezers, which use the force of acoustic radiation to control tiny objects. Optical tweezers made of lasers exploit the force of light. Not content with that, nowSwirling storms like intricate decorations on a great marble floating through the cosmos.
NASA's Juno Mission to Jupiter captured this look at the southern hemisphere of Jupiter on Feb. 17, 2020. This view is a composite of four images captured by JunoCam and assembled by citizen scientist Kevin M. Gill. Credit to NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS
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Russia gearing up to launch moon mission in 2021
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The robotic Luna-25 will be the first Russian or Soviet moon mission since 1976.Humans Have Been Making Poison Arrows For Over 70,000 Years, Study Finds
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From slaying centaurs to biblical mentions, poison-tipped arrows are a staple of cultural stories in the west. But they've also proved highly effective in reality, so much so that indigenous peoples around the world are still making use of them todayThe human body might survive a mission to Mars better than our minds
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Though astronaut Scott Kelly's year in space showed us spaceflight can change the human body, new research suggests the bigger concern should be our minds.We Finally Know How This Ancient Reptile Lived With Such an Absurdly Long Neck
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Make a crocodile out of taffy. Take its head and tug on it until its neck extends a good few metres from its body. If you squint, this could be what one odd-looking Triassic reptile called Tanystropheus looked like. More or less.Study suggests heat waves of the future could kill millions
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A team of researchers at the National Bureau of Economic Research has found evidence suggesting that if greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed, future heat waves could kill millions of people across the globe. In their paper published on the NBER website, the group describes how they compared heat....Lockdown emissions fall will have 'no effect' on climate
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The unprecedented fall in greenhouse gas emissions from lockdowns during the pandemic will do "nothing" to slow climate change without a lasting switch from fossil fuels, an international team of researchers said Friday.The Calcium in Your Teeth Was Forged in Supernovae, And Astronomers Have Now Watched One Closely
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Up to half the calcium in the Universe – and that includes our bones and teeth – is thought to come from exploding supernova stars, and researchers have now been able to get unprecedented insight at how these ultra-rare, calcium-rich supernovae r