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The radiation showstopper for Mars exploration The magnetic field and electric currents in and around Earth generate complex forces that have immeasurable impact on every day life. The field can be thought of as a huge bubble, protecting us from cosmic radiation and charged particles that bombard ...
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Curiosity sees noctilucent clouds shining in Mars' sky Late last month, the Curiosity rover picked up wonderful images of noctilucent – or "night-shining" – clouds in the Martian sky. Plus – if you're at a high latitude on Earth now – it's time to start looking for these clouds. Sharing is caring! 0. Tweet. 0. Share. 0. Pin.
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NASA looking at "hard decisions" within its budget to pay for Artemis plan Over the last two months, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has repeatedly said the agency's ambitious new Artemis plan for sending humans to the Moon in 2024 will not require raiding other areas of its budget, such as its broad array of science programs, ...
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Sponges collect penguin, seal, and fish DNA from the water they filter Just like humans leave DNA in the places we inhabit, water-dwelling animals leave DNA behind in the water column. In a paper published June 3 in the journal Current Biology, scientists report that sponges, which can filter 10,000 liters of water daily, catch ...
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Dinosaur Bones Shimmering With Opal Reveal a New Species in Australia Three decades ago, opal miner Bob Foster was getting frustrated while digging around in his mining field just outside of Lightning Ridge, a dust-swept town in outback New South Wales. Foster and his family spent hours a day searching for a glimmer of ...
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Animals' cultural lifestyles can influence evolution Evolutionary adaptations resulting from cultural change, such as humans being able to consume dairy products, are more widespread in nature than previously thought. A new review, published in Nature Communications today, suggests that such effects, ...
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Adobe and Pantone are working to save coral reefs in a new campaign with the Ocean Agency One-fifth of the world's coral reefs have already disappeared or are suffering from severe damage. In an attempt to combat this trend and raise awareness, Adobe and the Pantone Color Institute have teamed up with the Ocean Agency to launch a campaign ...
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Astronomers spot coronal mass ejection on distant star June 3 (UPI) -- Scientists have for the first time observed a coronal mass ejection, CME, on the surface of a distant star. Until now, astronomers had only observed coronal mass ejections emanating from our own sun, but data collected by NASA's Chandra ...
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| Science X Account A website presenting the results from a web-based tracking tool about the proportion of women working in economic research institutions in European countries was launched on Tuesday, May 28. The new website provides extensive and reliable data, ...
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How NASA overcame seven-year challenge to uncover Mercury's 'SECRET' NASA's MESSENGER (Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry and Ranging) spacecraft was launched in August 2004. The purpose of the mission was to study Mercury's chemical composition, geology and magnetic field by carrying out a series ...
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Emulator helps iteration of prosthetic lower leg A prosthetic lower leg that lets users take on challenging terrain has been developed in the US, an advance that takes advantage of a new emulator tool for quicker prototyping. emulator Prosthetic lower leg. Stanford University mechanical engineers used the ...
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New maps reveal where groundwater enters the ocean In an unprecedented study, a team of experts at The Ohio State University has created high-resolution maps pinpointing where groundwater meets the ocean. The research will provide insight that could help protect drinking water as well as the ocean itself.
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Astronomers Find Second Galaxy with Low Dark Matter Composition The lack of Dark Matter in a galaxy may be an oddity, however it has helped astronomers understand how it affects the behavior of the galaxy and its bodies. Dark matter is the form of matter which forms a bulk of the universe. It is unobservable in nature, ...
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Radar sensor module to enhance the safety of autonomous driving Researchers at a Fraunhofer Institute in Berlin are developing a combined camera and radar module that can react 160 times faster than a human driver. The KameRad project aims to bring added safety to autonomous driving. The Fraunhofer Institute for ...
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