Raspberry Pi Cameras Turned Cosmic Ray Detectors in Low-Cost Kosmiko Experiment
Researchers at the University of Montpellier have built Kosmiko, a low-cost platform that converts Sony IMX477 camera sensors and a...
Student-built satellite swarm wins NASA prize for beaming solar power to the Moon
An NJIT-led undergraduate team won a $15,000 NASA ORBIT Challenge prize for a swarm of solar-harvesting satellites that would beam...
Central Asian Plateau Emerges as a Prime Site for Optical and Millimeter-Wave Astronomy
Long-term monitoring shows the Suffa Plateau in Uzbekistan offers stable night-time seeing, low atmospheric absorption, and dry winter skies ideal...
Galaxies Are Hoarding Their Atomic Hydrogen, New FAST and DESI Study Reveals
A landmark FAST and DESI survey shows that the universe's atomic hydrogen reservoir has barely declined over the past 4.5...
Lost 18th-Century Sunspot Diaries Reveal the Sun’s Quiet Comeback
Researchers have re-analyzed Philippe de La Hire's 1703 to 1710 sunspot journals from the Paris Observatory, reconstructing daily positions, areas,...
Smoking Out Missiles: UAV Swarms Optimize Smoke Screens to Shield High-Value Targets
A new optimization framework coordinates drone swarms to deploy smoke screens that block missile seekers, extending effective target shielding from...
Ancient Water on Mars Shifted Over Time, Perseverance Rover Reveals
A Purdue-led analysis of Perseverance rover data shows that rocks in Jezero Crater's Margin Unit record multiple shifting episodes of...
Simulating the Cosmic Embrace: How Stars Swallow Their Companions and Forge Gravitational Wave Sources
A major review surveys the physical models and three-dimensional hydrodynamic simulation techniques used to unravel common-envelope evolution, the violent stellar...
Phenylium Ion Strikes Back: Key Aromatic Ring Builder in Space Restored
New experiments show the phenylium cation reacts efficiently with acetylene under interstellar-like conditions, restoring its role in forming the first...
Slow-Rise Solar Storms Under the Microscope: Streamer Blowout Ejections Tracked in 3D
A multi-spacecraft study of three 2013 streamer blowout coronal mass ejections reveals distinctive slow-to-fast kinematic profiles with acceleration transitions at...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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