800-Year-Old Math Trick Could Help With Navigating the Moon
Navigation systems suitable for lunar surface exploration to chart future expeditions. Kamilla Cziráki, a geophysics student from the Faculty of Science at Eötvös Loránd University…
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Rewiring Time: How Synchronizing Your Internal Clocks Can Ease Jet Lag and Aging
Consuming a hearty breakfast rather than a late-night snack might improve sleep quality during travel. Exploring distant destinations offers a wealth of novel experiences, yet…
Profound Consequences for the Climate – Scientists Discover Urea in the Atmosphere
New research indicates that oceanic regions abundant in marine life have a more significant influence on our ecosystems and climate than was earlier believed. Scientists…
Unlocking the Secrets of Alzheimer’s: New 3D Model Sheds New Light on Brain-Immune Interactions
The model offers valuable perspectives on the progression of AD and may speed up the testing of new treatments. The decline in cognitive function linked…
Unlocking the Secrets of COVID-19: Why Some Populations Are Hit Harder Than Others
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the range of clinical outcomes for individuals infected with SARS-CoV-2 varied widely, from showing no symptoms to succumbing to the disease….
New Research Reduces Uncertainty in Future Climate Change
New research led by the University of East Anglia (UEA) reduces uncertainty in future climate change linked to the stratosphere, with important implications for life…
Stalled Time: Astrophysicists Shed New Light on the Billion-Year Pause in Earth’s Day Lengthening
The findings provide new insights into how climate change will influence the duration of days and the reliability of climate modeling instruments. Astrophysicists from the…
Earth on the Brink: New Climate Projections Detail Future Risks for Many People Worldwide
A recent study, built to enable local action, highlights the severe climate impacts resulting from a 2°C temperature rise. This summer, the headlines have been…
Is the U.S. Ready for an African Swine Fever Outbreak?
In a recent study conducted by North Carolina State University researchers, a computer model was employed to explore the potential spread of African swine fever…
Brain Speed vs Intelligence: New Study Disputes Long-Held Beliefs
Do intelligent people think faster than others when solving problems? New findings by researchers from the Human Brain Project at Charité University Berlin and their…
Combat or Climate: The Real Cause of Small-Scale Societies’ Collapse
A new study concludes that social fragmentation and aggressive conflicts were instrumental in molding the population dynamics of early farming society during the Neolithic period…
Redefining Fluid Dynamics: Ancient Invention Sparks Modern Breakthrough
The recent breakthrough holds great potential for both medical and industrial applications. A group of scientists has discovered new laws governing the flow of fluids…
Heat Warning: North-West Europe’s Hottest Days Sizzle at Double the Warming Rate
A recent study led by the University of Oxford reveals that climate change is driving the warmest days in North-West Europe to heat up at…
The Social Virus: How Our Behaviors Can Spread Faster Than a Pandemic
A model has been developed by researchers to analyze disease transmission, taking into account the influence of social dynamics, particularly the impact of social norms…
From Waste Pile to Diamond Discovery: How a Humble Piece of Rock Solved a Long-Standing Diamond Mystery
Two researchers from Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have utilized a simple laptop computer and a piece of rock, obtained from a diamond mine’s “waste…
Powered by Neural Networks – Scientists Develop More Precise Model of the Earth’s Ionosphere
Neural networks have significantly improved our ability to reconstruct the Earth’s atmospheric layer, making it possible to achieve much more accurate results. This has significant…
Saving Money and Improving Lives: The Benefits of Non-Drug Interventions for Alzheimer’s Care
A Brown-led research team utilized computer modeling to demonstrate that, in comparison to conventional care, four interventions for dementia care resulted in cost savings of up…
Tiny Yet Hazardous: Aerosols Produced by Contaminated Bubble Bursting Are Far Smaller Than Predicted
A cold sparkling water. Waves crashing on the beach. The crackle of a bonfire. Steam from a kettle. These factors not only contribute to a…
