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Artificial intelligence discovers new physics variables!

2 years ago cosmosmagazine.com ai

We may be looking at the wrong climate change data… and it might be worse than we thought - Living in a time of polar ice caps means the “greenhouse” model may be underestimating of climate change.

2 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

New concentrator could help solar panels capture more sunlight without tracking

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First complex ecosystems formed in Ediacaran – millions of years earlier than thought

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Longer-lasting lithium-ion An “atomically thin” layer has led to better-performing batteries.

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Researchers have demonstrated a genetic link between endometriosis and some types of ovarian cancer

2 years ago cosmosmagazine.com cancer genetics

First images from James Webb telescope exceed expectations

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Fish built with plastic and heart cells swims for three months

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Scientists devoloped an ultra-high-resolution photonic radar system that is so sensitive that it can detect an object's location, speed, and/or angle in millimeters as opposed to meters

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Quantum batteries now closer with superabsorption breakthrough: “The more quantum batteries you have, the less time it takes to charge.” Charging time is related to the square root of the number of batteries lined up together

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Persistently high levels of ozone pollution in Asia are costing China, Japan and South Korea an estimated $63 billion annually in lost rice, wheat and maize crops, a new study says

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Air pollution causes nearly 2 million asthma cases, and a similar number of excess deaths, per year

2 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

A new artificial material mimics quantum entangled rare earth compounds

2 years ago cosmosmagazine.com earth

New AI tool reveals the two-decade history of misinformation by climate-science deniers

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com ai

Why you should put the toilet lid down when flushing. Research flushes out the risks of bacterial infection in toilets

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

NASA Proposes New Methodology for Communicating the Discovery of Alien Life

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Cracking the code of unbreakable phone screens. Perovskite breakthrough could make tougher phone screens and more efficient solar panels

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

Smoke from Australia's Black Summer bushfires of 2019/2020, which burnt through 18 million hectares of land, produced a phytoplankton bloom larger than the entire country of Australia located in the Southern Ocean

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com australia

Medals at Tokyo olympics are 100% recycled from discarded electronic equipment

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

Sharing the menu: sharks take shifts - Study finds sharks do ‘shift work’ in order to share their resources.

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

Sharing batteries provides better storage

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

A paper in Development reveals the discovery of an entirely new plant organ

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

Snails carrying the world’s smallest computers on their shells have helped explain the mystery of their own survival against all odds.

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

University of Queensland (UOQ) researchers have built a quantum microscope based on quantum entanglement instead of illumination

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

A new study in Science shows cells use their DNA content as an internal scale to check how big they are - and to know when to stop growing

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

A team of physicists has just completed a decades-long quest to experimentally demonstrate the physical mechanism of auroras

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

An Australian National University (ANU) team has designed an interstellar-spacecraft propulsion system for the Breakthrough Starshot project - based around a light sail and 100 million lasers

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com australia

University of New South Wales research: looking ‘weird’ protects robot lizards from predation. Turns out predators don’t like odd-looking prey.

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com

Despite last year's devastating loss when the University of Queensland's COVID-19 vaccine had to be abandoned, researchers have still kept on with development of their molecular clamp technology which is hoped to provide a more stable vaccine response without the previous false positive HIV results

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com covid vaccine

Study: Teen cannabis use between the ages of 11 and 17 was associated with lower test scores at school, which had the downstream effect of lower income and job status in early adulthood

3 years ago cosmosmagazine.com cannabis