PhysicsMagnetic Bearing A magnetic bearing is a type of bearing that uses magnetic levitation to support a load. Magnetic bearings allow moving parts to be supported without…
AstronomyEvidence of Material Recycling can be Seen in the Gas that has been Seen Entering a Large Galaxy International space scientists have discovered that the monitoring of a stream of gas clouds moving toward a large galaxy may provide proof of the recycling…
TextileAudible Sounds are Transformed into Electrical Signals by New Acoustic Fabric Acoustic fabric refers to a type of specialized textile material designed to absorb sound waves and reduce echo or reverberation in a space. It is…
ZoologyNature Favors both Large and Small Creatures In nature, organisms use a variety of ecological niches and strategies to survive and reproduce. While it is true that some organisms benefit from being…
TextileDesign Modification Helps Prevent Failure in Yarns Made to Store Energy Researchers from North Carolina State University have discovered a solution to stop electrical problems in yarns made to store electrical energy. The research could ultimately…
ZoologyWeevils, or Long-nosed Beetles, are Unsung Pollination Heroes Weevils, also known as long-nosed beetles, play an important role in ecosystems and can help with pollination in some cases. While they may not receive…
AstronomyStudy Reveals that Female Astronauts are more Effective, Advocating All-Female Crews for Future Space Missions Humans are presented with two options as soon as they consider life on other worlds. One would require 2,000 generations to live out their existence…
PhysicsLaser Cooling Laser cooling is a technique that uses laser light to lower the temperature of a group of atoms or ions. In condensed matter physics, laser…
GeographyCoastal Erosion Coastal erosion is the process by which the coastline, including beaches, dunes, cliffs, and other landforms, is gradually worn away and reduced over time. It…
TechnologyThanks to a New Microscope, New Findings About a Potential Solar Cell Material Have Been Made A new characterisation technique created by a team of researchers at the Department of Energy’s Ames National Laboratory gave them a rare window into a…
GeographyChemical Erosion Chemical erosion, also known as chemical weathering, is the process by which rocks and minerals are broken down or dissolved by chemical reactions. It happens…
BiologyHow Bacteria Develop Antibiotic Resistance Bacteria reproduce quickly, and during replication, errors in their genetic material can occur, resulting in mutations. These mutations can occasionally provide bacteria with antibiotic resistance.…