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Time flows faster on the moon: scientists reveal the exact difference

In a new study, scientists have precisely calculated how much faster time passes on the Moon compared to Earth and the barycenter of the Solar System. This information is crucial for future expeditions. According to the theory of relativity, time fl...

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Without pricking your finger: laser patch will tell you about your health status during diabetes

Researchers from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have developed an innovative laser patch that can track important health indicators through human sweat. This innovation promises a non-invasive and efficient method of moni...

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Lithium-ion batteries are a source of dangerous pollution from 'everlasting chemicals', say researchers

Some technologies for making lithium-ion batteries use a class of chemical substances called PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). They help make batteries less susceptible to ignition and increase their conductivity. However, they also pose a ...

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Archaeological sensation in Peru: an ancient temple with human remains found under the sand

In northwestern Peru, archaeologists have discovered the ruins of a 5000-year-old ceremonial temple and human remains under a sand dune. The find is located in the Zaña area and is part of the Los Paredones de la Otra Banda - Las Ánimas archaeologica...

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Humanity's new home? The James Webb telescope has discovered a potentially habitable planet

Researchers, analyzing data from the James Webb telescope, have determined that the exoplanet LHS 1140 b may be an icy water world. Interestingly, it has the potential to support an atmosphere similar to Earth's and even life. The planet, previously...

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"Astronomy Photographer of the Year" 2024 - 10 best images of the competition

The "Astronomical Photographer of the Year" competition has announced the stunning finalists of 2024. From captivating "mythical monsters" to dizzying distant constellations, the candidates on the shortlist of the best photos of the competition showc...

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Forget air conditioning: researchers advise 'cool roofs' to escape heatwave

Researchers from University College London have found that applying a specific type of paint to roofs can mitigate heat in cities. This refers to white paint or light-reflecting paint - and if such a practice were applied throughout the city, its ove...

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The oldest narrative rock art has been discovered - it is approximately 51,200 years old

Among the vast rocky walls of the Indonesian island, archaeologists have discovered the oldest known example of art depicting a story. The rock painting is one of many found near the lowland karst landscape of South Sulawesi. The drawing depicts thr...

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Scientists have figured out how to find dark matter - it can interact with the Earth's ionosphere

According to new theoretical research, the Earth could be sailing through dark matter like through an ocean. Scientists suggest that waves of this invisible ocean, splashing against the upper layers of the planet's atmosphere, could generate radio wa...

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Imprisonment through artificial memories - scientist has proposed a virtual replacement for prisons

Hashem Al-Ghaili, a molecular biologist and science communicator from Yemen, knows how to relieve overcrowded prisons. He proposed creating a virtual prison in an interview with Wired. The specialist offers a new neurological prison system, which he...

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Researchers have created the Kirigami mechanical computer ─ it works without electricity

Researchers at the University of North Carolina have developed a computer that uses kirigami art, which is a combination of origami and cutting, to create and manipulate 3D shapes. This is a fully mechanical computer that does not require electricity...

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NASA astronauts on the ISS hid from the debris of a Russian satellite - it fell apart

American astronauts on the International Space Station were ordered to take cover for about an hour after a Russian satellite disintegrated nearby. NASA reports that on Thursday evening, US crews took shelter in their spacecraft due to the satellite ...

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"The portal to hell is open". OceanGate founder to lead expedition to unexplored 'blue hole' in the Bahamas

Guillermo Sölline founded OceanGate in 2009, along with Stockton Rasha, who died last year with four other passengers during a submarine expedition to the Titanic wreckage. Prior to the tragedy, Sölline parted ways with OceanGate and founded his own ...

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Boeing says Starliner mission 'going well' - despite two astronauts stuck on ISS

The first commercial spacecraft Boeing Starliner with a crew remains at the International Space Station with no confirmed return date. Boeing is currently conducting damage control. NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams flew on the Boeing S...

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Asteroid Bennu broke away from a small oceanic planet - scientists analyze samples

On September 24, 2023, the NASA OSIRIS-REx spacecraft delivered a capsule with carbonaceous regolith collected from the near-Earth asteroid Bennu to Earth. The samples were obtained after the probe made a seven-year journey through the Solar System. ...

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