Chemistry
Calcium Sulfate (Properties, Uses)
Calcium sulfate (or calcium sulphate) is a colorless, crystalline substance that is odorless; its hydrates are inorganic compounds with the formula CaSO4. It’s a dense…
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Chemistry
Caesium Nitrate – a Strong Oxidizing Material
Caesium nitrate or cesium nitrate is a salt with the chemical formula CsNO3. It is a colorless, glittering crystalline solid. An alkali metal nitrate is…
Biology
Scientists create Synthetic Versions of Large DNA-like Molecules for the First Time
Scientists led by a team from the University of Colorado Boulder have cracked the code, allowing them to create synthetic versions of these large DNA-like…
Business Statistics
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
The analysis of variance (ANOVA) is a statistical technique for determining if the means of two or more groups differ significantly. An ANOVA test is…
Plants and Animals
Fish Spotted with Gold Ring around its Head after Wedding Band Lost on Norfolk Island
The issue of human waste entering the ocean is a global problem, and unfortunately for wildlife, our hoop-shaped waste is especially good in the vicinity…
Plants and Animals
Germany to Make Culling of Male Chicks in Meat Industry Illegal from 2022
Germany has passed a law that outlaws the removal of male lambs in the meat industry from January 1, 2022. This makes Germany the first…
Astronomy
Five Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts Tracked to the Spiral Arms of their Galaxies
Rapid radio blasts are extremely short and powerful emission of radio waves beyond the Milky Way (usually). For more than a decade, 1,000 of these…
Plants and Animals
Farm Escape Confirmed as Origin of Peculiarly Placed Vervet Monkeys in Florida
Vervet monkeys are a group of black-faced monkeys with pale gray / green fur, although there are some variations in the subspecies included in this…
Astronomy
Crewed Missions to the Moon Need to Get a Move on to Avoid Upcoming Solar Storms
The lofty goals of NASA’s Artemis mission to bring the first woman and the next man to the moon by 2024 are moving forward, although…
Environment
A Journey down the World’s Deepest Hole Built by Soviet Scientists
The Cold War saw all sorts of scientific, military, cultural and technological peacocks, from sending turtles near the moon between the US and the Soviet…
Physics
Cement Batteries could Let your Whole House Store Electricity
Home batteries are becoming a popular way to store solar energy in powerhouses at night, but what if someone could turn an entire home into…
Plants and Animals
Animals to be Recognized as Sentient beings in New UK Laws
The 50 animal charities inspire the UK government to take advantage of the “once in a generation” opportunity to redefine the country’s relationship with generations.…
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