Solar Science
Webb maps Uranus upper atmosphere in 3D
Using the James Webb Space Telescope, operated by NASA with ESA and CSA, lead author Paola Tiranti and colleagues observed Uranus for nearly a full rotation…
Solar Science
AI-driven solar model aims to extend space weather warnings
The work targets a longstanding heliophysics challenge: anticipating where and when large, flare-producing active regions will emerge on the Sun.
About Us
New tech and AI set to take athlete data business to next level
The potential is huge, analysts say, not just for helping coaches further refine training and game-day strategies, but for providing novel content to broadcasters or enticing fans to online betting markets.
Carbon Worlds
Engineered biochar harnesses sunlight to speed pollutant breakdown
The study, published in the journal Biochar, introduces a co-engineering strategy that integrates biochar with artificial humic substances produced via a controlled hydrothermal process using pine sawdust.
Carbon Worlds
Microwave method speeds coal based carbon for CO2 capture
The research team developed a strategy that combines a pre oxidation step with microwave activation to create nitrogen doped ultramicroporous carbon from Ningdong coal.
Time And Space
‘The beacons were lit!’ A system to detect and map merging black holes
Such a map would provide a vital new way to explore and understand astronomy and physics, just as X-rays and radio waves did in earlier eras, the researchers say.
Time And Space
Runaway black hole jet outshines legendary death star
The outburst comes from a tidal disruption event designated AT2018hyz, in which a star strayed too close to a black hole and was torn apart by intense gravitational forces in a process astronomers describe as spaghettification.
Time And Space
Experiments settle debate over how Molybdenum 93 isomer releases stored energy
Nuclear isomers are long lived excited states of atomic nuclei that can store large amounts of energy.
Outer Planets
Simple collapse may build cosmic snowman worlds
Far beyond Neptune, the Kuiper Belt holds icy, largely untouched planetesimals that preserve conditions from the dawn of the solar system.
Spacemart
AAC Clyde Space adds Sedna satellites to boost maritime data services
The decision to move ahead with Sedna-3 and Sedna-4 follows growing demand for satellite-delivered maritime data from customers that rely on timely information for operations and safety at sea.
Stellar Chemistry
Dark matter core may drive Milky Way center
For decades astronomers have interpreted the extreme orbits of a group of stars near the center of the Milky Way, known as the S stars, as evidence for a…
Physics News
Slow mantle flow built Antarctica gravity low over tens of millions of years
A new study by researchers at the University of Florida and the Paris Institute of Earth Physics reconstructs how this Antarctic gravity low developed over tens of millions of years.
Physics News
AI framework links gravitational waves and radio afterglows
A collaboration led by researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory, working with Johns Hopkins University, the University of…
Time And Space
From Mars to Exoplanets How Astronomers Compare Worlds Across Impossible Scales
Distance within space is handled similarly through the Astronomical Unit (AU). One AU represents the average distance between the Earth and the Sun, roughly 93 million miles.
Intern Daily
Nigeria probes Temu over personal data misuse
Temu, which has scored meteoric growth in recent years on the back of its cut-price offers, has been regularly criticised for its handling of its clients' personal data.
Stellar Chemistry
Flat dark matter sheet solves local galaxy motion puzzle
For almost a century, observations have shown that most galaxies recede from the Milky Way, supporting the picture of an expanding universe and the Big Bang.