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New Technique for Thermal Wave Diagnosis Increases the Testing of Battery Performance

New Technique for Thermal Wave Diagnosis Increases the Testing of Battery Performance

With increased interest in backup power, solar power storage, and electric vehicles, the race to improve rechargeable lithium battery performance is on. A Berkeley Lab…
Borate Phosphates – Mixed Anion Compounds

Borate Phosphates – Mixed Anion Compounds

Borate phosphates are mixed anion compounds that contain separate anions of borate and phosphate. They differ from borophosphates in that the borate is linked to…
One Ladybug’s Surprise Appearance during a 59-Year-Old Man’s Colonoscopy

One Ladybug’s Surprise Appearance during a 59-Year-Old Man’s Colonoscopy

When entering the human colon, gastroenterologists can expect to see some things. A tumor, scar, ulcer, and small pus are all common, but sometimes intestinal…
Major Atlantic Ocean Current System May be Close to Collapse, New Study Indicates

Major Atlantic Ocean Current System May be Close to Collapse, New Study Indicates

New research shows that the current system of the vast oceans that includes gulf currents is losing stability possibly near a tipping point that will…
Japanese Nature Reserve Welcomes its Feisty First Female Alpha Macaque

Japanese Nature Reserve Welcomes its Feisty First Female Alpha Macaque

A female Japanese macaque Takasakiyama has become the first female alpha in the Natural Zoological Garden, an incredibly rare occurrence for the species. A nine-year-old…
Indonesia’s Komodo Island “Jurassic Park” will Still go Ahead, Despite how that Sounds

Indonesia’s Komodo Island “Jurassic Park” will Still go Ahead, Despite how that Sounds

Well, that’s a surprise. Just two years after the island of Komodo was declared closed to the public – there have been 2,000 or more…
Huge Structure Detected in the Milky Way Maybe a New Spiral Arm

Huge Structure Detected in the Milky Way Maybe a New Spiral Arm

Like stumbling across a room in your home, astronomers have found a huge path of gas hidden at the outer edge of our galaxy. Named…
A Sweat-powered, Stretchable Battery has been designed for Wearable Technology

A Sweat-powered, Stretchable Battery has been designed for Wearable Technology

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) researchers have created a soft and stretchable battery that is powered by human perspiration. The prototype battery is made…
Giraffes are Actually Highly Socially Complex, On Par with Elephants and Killer Whales

Giraffes are Actually Highly Socially Complex, On Par with Elephants and Killer Whales

Giraffes have a history of being devalued as socially complex animals that are as long as their necks. In fact, until 20 years ago, it…
“Dancing Ghosts” Formed by Intergalactic Winds from Black Holes Seen for the First Time

“Dancing Ghosts” Formed by Intergalactic Winds from Black Holes Seen for the First Time

Astronomers have observed that they have dubbed the “ghost of dance” deep in space for the first time. The partners in this cosmic dance actually…
Heads up America, the Penis Snake has Entered Florida

Heads up America, the Penis Snake has Entered Florida

Caecilians are very often neglected members of amphibians, but currently, one species is making a name for itself in Florida. After discovering an opportunity a…
Double Flyby for Venus as Two Probes to Vist within Hours of Each Other Next Week

Double Flyby for Venus as Two Probes to Vist within Hours of Each Other Next Week

If Venus were a sensitive entity it would seem like someone was catching public transport – you wait for hours for a bus, and then…
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