Japanese Astronomical Society ex-president Shigeru Ida joins China’s Westlake University
The universe teems with planets, yet their origins and evolution remain among science’s most enduring mysteries.Theoretical astrophysicist Shigeru…
Light Can Act as a Quantum Brake to Slow Movement in The Nanoworld, Scientists Discover : ScienceAlert
The fundamentals of light continue to fascinate scientists and reveal new secrets – including how its effects can…
End-of-life solar module recycling unviable if material diversity is not considered
Researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Gdansk University of Technology and Polish Academy of Sciences…
China proposes laser-powered energy tower on moon to transmit wireless power
Researchers in China are proposing that the moon could become the first place where wireless power transmission is…
Small Quantum Sensor Detects Radio Waves In 3D
Modern battlefields are bathed in radio waves for communications, radar, remote control of drones, and signal jamming to…
Popular Great Barrier Reef attraction returns as part of Journey Beyond’s $40m investment
Cruise Whitsundays has reopened its permanent Heart Pontoon on Hardy Reef following a major refurbishment, part of a…
Japan’s pet care industry booms as ‘fur babies’ outnumber infants | Business and Economy News
Tokyo, Japan – While walking his toy poodle in the park near his home in Ikeda, Gifu Prefecture,…
When Italian and German researchers modeled a square-meter array of 1,482 neodymium magnets, the simulation showed roughly a fifth of incoming low-energy solar protons being deflected — suggesting a potential way for deep-space crews to reduce some of the mass they currently carry for radiation shielding.
When Italian and German researchers modeled a square-meter array of 1,482 neodymium magnets, the simulation showed roughly a…
Tiny waves in the deep ocean can affect the climate thousands of kilometres away
Thousands of metres below the ocean’s surface, there are tiny waves moving through the water. Much like breaking…
Study finds heatwaves cause hourly losses of up to 90% in PV plants in Iberian peninsula
Scientists from the University of Évora in Portugal have analyzed the performance of three photovoltaic plants in Spain…
Korea’s next drug lab is in orbit
Korean biotech firms join global race to harness microgravity for drug discovery and manufacturing The International Space Station…
Mount Kent Observatory: From Water Tanks to White Dwarfs
By May Reardon, UniSQ Astronomy and Creative Writing student This month, UniSQ celebrates the 30th anniversary of the…