Fizzing Sodium Maybe why Asteroid Phaethon has a Very Comet-like Tail
The asteroid 3200 Phaeton is the archaeological sungrazer and shows some strange behavior in the warmest part of its orbit. After the comet famously evaporates…
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Fish with Human-Like Teeth Reeled in On North Carolina Coast
Sea last week provided the perfect view at Janet’s Pier in Nags Head, North Carolina, as a lamb placed a set of pearl white bunches…
Dyson Spheres around Black Holes could be a Phenomenal Power Source for Alien Civilizations
Dyson spheres are theoretical megastructures that advanced civilizations can use to extract as much energy as possible from a star. Researchers now ask: If you wanted…
Even Physics Agrees you should Wash your Hands for 20 Seconds
Washing your hands for 20 seconds with soap is a tried and tested method to limit the spread of an illness infection and others. A…
Cuttlefishes ‘Memory doesn’t Decline with Age; Let’s Stay on their Good Side
Cuttlefish can potentially hold annoyance for the rest of their lives, as recent research has shown that memories of their episodes – memories of their…
Bonobos and Chimps Signal Hello and Goodbye to begin and End Interactions
Saying “hello” and “goodbye” is quite standard in human interaction, but such behavior has never been identified in any non-human species before, i.e. until now.…
A 150-Year-Old Mathematical Theory has Now been Tested and it Seems it was Wrong
Suck, Lord Kelvin. You may be right about thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, electronics, countless breakthroughs in engineering, the evolution and life cycle of stars, asymptomatic analysis…
Afghan all-Girl Robotics Team “Begging” to be allowed to Move to Canada
When travel to the United States was banned in 2017 before winning silver for a daring feat at the First Global Challenge in Washington D.C.,…
Astonishing Frog-Legged Beetle Fossil is New Species Named “Attenborough’s Beauty”
It is a great honor for any naturalist to have a species named after them, and David Attenborough may already have a few under his…
Rivers are the World’s Major Mercury Source in Seas
River-born particulate-bound species are the most abundant source of mercury in the coastal environment. This portion of mercury is inert and quickly buried in nearshore…
Regulus – a Brightest Star in the Leo Constellation
The brightest star in the Leo constellation is Regulus, also known as Alpha Leonis. It is the brightest object in the constellation Leo, as well…
A visit to a historical place/building (Ben Youssef Madrasa, Morocco)
The Ben Youssef Madrasa (Arabic: مدرسة ابن يوسف; also transliterated as Bin Yusuf or Ibn Yusuf Madrasa), is named after Wattasid king ‘Ali bin Yusuf…
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