Astronomers Find First Backwards Planet Circling a Small Cool Star
The Neptune-sized exoplanet GJ 3090 b orbits its M dwarf star in the opposite direction to the star's rotation, challenging ...
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New Roman Space Telescope Survey to Map Cosmic Dawn and Galaxy Growth
Following the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's Aug. 30 launch, University of Kansas researcher Gregory Rudnick will co-lead GRACE, a ...
Split Electron States on Bismuth Surface Offer New Window on Magnetic Monopole Physics
Researchers report an anomalous splitting of image-potential states on higher-order topological Bi(111) that may signal a monopole-like topological magnetoelectric response.
Tryptophan Glows Brightest as Electron Beams Reveal Hidden Light in Biomolecules
A systematic cathodoluminescence study reveals that aromatic amino acids, coenzymes, and carbohydrates emit light under electron-beam excitation in ways that ...
Light, Bones and Time: Spectroscopy Edges Closer to Dating the Dead
A systematic review of a decade of research finds that FTIR and Raman spectroscopy can reliably distinguish ancient from recent ...
AI Takes On Microplastics: From Slow Lab Counts to Predictive Pollution Science
A comprehensive review shows how machine learning, computer vision, and physics-informed neural networks are transforming microplastic detection, source tracking, and ...
AI Learns to Smell, See and Predict Meat Quality Before It Spoils
A new review shows how machine learning combined with spectroscopy, hyperspectral imaging and electronic sensors is enabling rapid, nondestructive prediction ...
New SDO Data Product Tracks Solar Flare Plasma Flows in Unprecedented Detail
A new EVE Level 4 Lines data product from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory reveals Doppler velocity patterns in solar flares, ...
Superfluid Helium Unleashes a Powerful New Beam of Exotic Muonium Atoms
Muonium, an exotic atom consisting of an antimatter muon bound to an electron, has long fascinated physicists because it offers ...
Solar Orbiter’s X-Ray Telescope Learns to Calibrate Itself Using the Sun’s Own Flares
Scientists have used solar flares themselves to recalibrate the tungsten grids of the STIX X-ray telescope aboard Solar Orbiter, revealing ...
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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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