Understanding communication challenges between satellites and ground stations is crucial for modern space-based technologies, and Artur Czerwinski from STARTOVA UMK Sp. z o. o., Jakub J. Borkowski from the Institute of Physics at Nicolaus…
Category: 7. Science
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NIST Physicists Bring Unruly Molecules to the Quantum Party
Graduate student April Sheffield (front) and NIST postdoctoral fellow Baruch Margulis witness the calcium ion in their experiment “flash,” indicating the orientation of its…
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See the ISS from inside
A sneak peek into NASA’s ISS tour marking 25 years: See the ISS from inside The year 2025 on Wednesday (December 17) marked 25 years since the outset of human presence aboard the International Space Station (ISS),…
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The discovery of aeonophiles expands our definition of life
If you had to nominate the slowest, longest-living organisms on Earth, what would you picture? Among the vertebrates, some people might think of tortoises, whales or perhaps more obscure creatures like the Greenland shark, which can live for…
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Comment on “Volcanic monitoring of the 2021 La Palma eruption using long-period magnetotelluric data”
arising from: P. Piña-Varas et al. Scientific Reports https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-43326-0 (2023).
Tracking changes in electrical resistivity structure at volcanoes as a monitoring method using…
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Scientists spent 10 years chasing a particle that wasn’t there
After ten years of gathering and studying data, an international team of physicists that included researchers from Rutgers has overturned a long-standing idea about a mysterious type of particle.
The results were published in Nature and come from…
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Scientists spent 10 years chasing a particle that wasn’t there
After ten years of gathering and studying data, an international team of physicists that included researchers from Rutgers has overturned a long-standing idea about a mysterious type of particle.
The results were published in Nature and come from…
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Hot spot: plants use infrared signals to say they’re ready to reproduce – Nature
- Hot spot: plants use infrared signals to say they’re ready to reproduce Nature
- Before Flowers Existed, Ancient Cycad Plants Lured Insects with Heat Scientific American
- A Hot Plant’s Irresistible Signal Makes Beetles Pollinate It The New York…
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Debrief: Commercial Space Telescope Offers New Model For Space Science
As the Trump administration plans to gut funding for space science programs, a new idea has launched: scientific-telescope-as-service.
The idea is exactly what it sounds like. A private company, Blue Skies Space of the UK, launched its own…
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