Technology
Wireless Communications Using Terahertz Signals on Non-Line-of-Sight Paths
How does a base station in a local area network determine which direction to deliver the beam if it chooses to utilize a directional beam…
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Astronomy
Under Western Australia, There Is A Chunk Of Earth’s Crust That Is 4 Billion Years Old
A portion of the Earth’s crust the size of Ireland that may be up to 4 billion years old has been found deep beneath Australia…
Technology
Might Soon Find “Synthetic Milk” Made Without Cows On Supermarket Shelves
The dairy sector is evolving globally. Competition from non-animal produced food alternatives, including possible difficulties presented by synthetic milk, is one of the disruptions. Cows…
Plants and Animals
When Did Humans Start Experimenting With Alcohol And Drugs?
People are always changing the world. We cultivate vegetables and animals, burn down fields, and convert forests into farms. Humans, however, do more than just…
Technology
Second-Generation Of “World’s Most Advance Humanoid Robot” Is Here To Say Hello
Welcome to the “world’s most advanced human-shaped robot,” Ameca, who can imitate a variety of human expressions, from glee to shock, all of which are…
Technology
Wi-Fi Signal could be Improved by a New Metamaterial With Unusual Reflective Properties
The future of wireless communications may involve your workplace wall. Professor George Eleftheriades and postdoctoral colleague Sajjad Taravati of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of…
Astronomy
PSR B1620-26 b – an Exoplanet
PSR B1620-26 b is an exoplanet that orbits a star of unknown type. It is an exoplanet about 12,400 light-years from Earth in the constellation…
Technology
Arase Satellite Discovers Plasma Wave-Charged Particle Coupling in Geospace
Researchers from Japan have recently revealed a new energy transfer mechanism in collisionless plasma, demonstrating that high-frequency plasma waves in the Geospace can produce low-frequency…
Technology
Ambient Radio Waves are Converted into Electricity by a Metasurface-Based Antenna
In order to make energy harvesting from radio waves, such as those used in Bluetooth links or cell phone networks, practicable, researchers have created a…
Chemistry
Lead(II) Carbonate – a Chemical Compound
The chemical compound PbCO3 is lead(II) carbonate. Despite its toxicity, it is a white solid with a number of practical applications. It has many applications.…
Geography
Reduced Snowpack Will Have an Impact on Forest Growth in Drier Climates
According to a recent study, forest development in semi-arid regions may be significantly impacted by future declines in the seasonal snowpack as a result of…
Geography
In Ecologically Intact Areas, Native Desert Bighorn Sheep are Less Vulnerable to Climate Change
According to a recent study performed by Oregon State University, natural desert bighorn sheep populations found in areas of the American Southwest with little human…
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