Month: October 2024

While scientists know there’s water on the Moon, its exact locations and forms remain largely unknown. A trailblazing NASA mission will get some answers. NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer mission, designed to map and study water on the Moon, will employ innovative instruments to explore surface water dynamics and support future lunar colonies by providing vital data […]

While scientists know there’s water on the Moon, its exact locations and forms remain largely unknown. A trailblazing NASA mission will get some answers. NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer mission, designed to map and study water on the Moon, will employ innovative instruments to explore surface water dynamics and support future lunar colonies by providing vital data […]

While scientists know there’s water on the Moon, its exact locations and forms remain largely unknown. A trailblazing NASA mission will get some answers. NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer mission, designed to map and study water on the Moon, will employ innovative instruments to explore surface water dynamics and support future lunar colonies by providing vital data […]

A new study revealed that semaglutide reduces kidney damage markers in chronic kidney disease patients, sparking interest in further research. The diabetes medication semaglutide, commonly known as Ozempic, benefits patients with chronic kidney damage and obesity. It reduces protein levels in their urine, lowers kidney inflammation, and decreases blood pressure. This was shown in an […]

A UC Davis study reveals U.S. material production incurs $79 billion in yearly climate damages; pricing these costs could spur eco-friendly manufacturing. A new study from engineers and economists at the University of California, Davis, reveals that producing materials like steel, plastics, and cement in the United States alone causes $79 billion annually in global […]

A UC Davis study reveals U.S. material production incurs $79 billion in yearly climate damages; pricing these costs could spur eco-friendly manufacturing. A new study from engineers and economists at the University of California, Davis, reveals that producing materials like steel, plastics, and cement in the United States alone causes $79 billion annually in global […]

Researchers assert that the Triassic-Jurassic extinction was a sudden event. Around 201.6 million years ago, Earth experienced one of its five major mass extinctions, leading to the abrupt disappearance of about 75% of all species. This event aligned with colossal volcanic eruptions that fractured Pangaea—a massive supercontinent that included nearly all of Earth’s land. Over […]

Researchers have discovered that Kuhl’s pipistrelle bats can navigate several kilometers using just echolocation. By blindfolding the bats and employing a novel GPS system, the study conducted in Northern Israel revealed that these bats create mental acoustic maps to orient themselves, even without the aid of vision. Bats’ Incredible Navigation Abilities Researchers blindfolded Kuhl’s pipistrelle […]

Researchers have discovered that Kuhl’s pipistrelle bats can navigate several kilometers using just echolocation. By blindfolding the bats and employing a novel GPS system, the study conducted in Northern Israel revealed that these bats create mental acoustic maps to orient themselves, even without the aid of vision. Bats’ Incredible Navigation Abilities Researchers blindfolded Kuhl’s pipistrelle […]

A study reveals the influence of grain boundaries on materials, showing how iron levels change icosahedral structures and affect material properties. Through microscopy and simulations, researchers aim to design materials with improved durability. Grain Boundaries and Material Performance Most technological materials have a polycrystalline structure, meaning they consist of multiple crystals with atoms arranged in […]