Category: 9. Sci-Tech
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Scientists placed a 6-mile fiber-optic cable in front of a glacier and recorded 56,000 icebergs breaking off
In the icy waters of southern Greenland, researcher Dominik Gräff, left, and a crew member conduct research off the calving front of the Eqalorutsit Kangilliit Sermiat (EKaS) glacier, visible at left, while the research vessel Adolf… Continue Reading
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New catalyst speeds plastic waste into clean fuel
The pilot-stage work by a University of Delaware-led research team helps pave the way toward energy-efficient methods for plastic upcycling, reducing plastic pollution and promoting sustainable fuel production….
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Diamonds reveal first natural evidence of deep mantle metal alloys
Two diamonds from a South African mine have provided a detailed look into Earth’s mantle, at depths between 280 and 470 kilometers (173 and 292 miles).
The team from Hebrew University of Jerusalem found the first direct evidence of…
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This new NASA astronaut candidate has already been to space
One of NASA’s newly announced astronaut candidates already has a spaceflight under her belt.
On Monday (Sept. 22), the space agency announced the 10 members of its newest astronaut class — five men and five women who will train for potential…
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First-Ever Whale Shark With Severe Kyphoscoliosis Seen In Gulf Of Mexico
While keeping tabs on the whale sharks around the US coast, scientists came across one individual with an unusual bent back, curved like a curly S towards its tail. They believe the animal might have a form of kyphoscoliosis, making it the first…
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Open-system Analogy Validates Berry Conjecture, Demonstrating Chaotic Delocalization In Semiclassical Limits
Understanding chaos in physical systems remains a fundamental challenge, and recent work by Yaohua Li, Yunhan Wang from Tsinghua University, and Yong-Chun Liu et al. offers a significant advance in this field. The team establishes a novel…
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ChatGPT Tool Improves Materials Properties Prediction
A Johns Hopkins University engineer has developed a specialized AI tool that could do for materials scientists what ChatGPT has done for coders and writers. The new system, called ChatGPT Materials Explorer, or CME, could speed the discovery…
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