Here's a Simple Explanation of Stephen Hawking's Greatest Contribution to Science
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Here's a Simple Explanation of Stephen Hawking's Greatest Contribution to Science
Mathematical physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking was best known for his work exploring the relationship between black holes and quantum physics. A black hole is the remnant of a dying supermassive star that's fallen into itself; these remnants contract…
These 4 Cosmic Phenomena Travel Faster Than The Speed of Light
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These 4 Cosmic Phenomena Travel Faster Than The Speed of Light
When Albert Einstein first predicted that light travels the same speed everywhere in our Universe, he essentially stamped a speed limit on it: 299,792 kilometres per second (186,282 miles per second) - fast enough to circle the entire Earth eight times every…
The Last Male Northern White Rhino in The World Just Died
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The Last Male Northern White Rhino in The World Just Died
Unable to stand, and suffering from a string of infections in his advanced age, the world's last male northern white rhino was euthanized Monday by a veterinary team in Kenya that had fought for years to save him and his dwindling species. Only two now remain…
Welcome to The Deepest Hole in The World
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Welcome to The Deepest Hole in The World
Deep in western Russia, if you know where to look, you'll find a small collection of ragged scrap metal and crumbled concrete. Which isn't that exciting. But if you rifle through the rubble, you will find a large, metal disc bolted to the ground. This isn't…
This Incredibly Rare Deep-Sea Video of Mating Anglerfish Is Stunning Biologists
Anglerfish are weird and mysterious creatures. They live hundreds of metres below sea level, and we have very few specimens of these bizarre animals. Even fewer have been seen alive in the deep ocean they inhabit.
But a new video released through Science Magazine shows not just one, but two anglerfish, in the 'close' mating arrangement these creatures are known for.
But despite how exciting and weird these creatures are, there's only a handful of videos, and never one of a mating pair… until now.
You can see the stunning video below:
Anglerfish are weird and mysterious creatures. They live hundreds of metres below sea level, and we have very few specimens of these bizarre animals. Even fewer have been seen alive in the deep ocean they inhabit.
But a new video released through Science Magazine shows not just one, but two anglerfish, in the 'close' mating arrangement these creatures are known for.
But despite how exciting and weird these creatures are, there's only a handful of videos, and never one of a mating pair… until now.
You can see the stunning video below:
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This Strange Superconducting Material Can't Be Explained by Current Theories
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This Strange Superconducting Material Can't Be Explained by Current Theories
At low temperatures, strontium titanate (SrTiO3) is able to conduct electricity without any resistance.
NASA Couldn't Explain What Made This Strange, Deep Hole on Mars
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NASA Couldn't Explain What Made This Strange, Deep Hole on Mars
As we celebrate 2000 days of Curiosity's exploration, we should remember it's just one of an army of robotic eyes throughout space exploration history. You'd think NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has seen everything there is to see on the Martian…
The Ocean Has Released an Insane Amount of CO2, And No One Even Noticed
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The Ocean Has Released an Insane Amount of CO2, And No One Even Noticed
Our planet's climate is built on a whole host of interlinked chemical reactions and counter-reactions, and we just learned about another: an underwater heatwave has triggered a worryingly huge release of CO2 from Amphibolis antarctica seagrass off north-western…
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This Bizarre Image Is The World's Largest 3D Map of a Lava Tube
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This Bizarre Image Is The World's Largest 3D Map of a Lava Tube
For some time, scientists have known that the Moon and Mars have some fascinating similarities to Earth. In addition to being similar in composition, there is ample evidence that both bodies had active geological pasts.
DARPA Is Researching Time Crystals, And Their Reasons Are 'Classified'
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Here Are 6 Clouds You Can Actually Use to Tell The Weather
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Here Are 6 Clouds You Can Actually Use to Tell The Weather
Modern weather forecasts rely on complex computer simulators. These simulators use all the physics equations that describe the atmosphere, including the movement of air, the sun's warmth, and the formation of clouds and rain. Incremental improvements in forecasts…
Scientists Who Said CRISPR Is Dangerous Can't Even Replicate Their Own Results
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Scientists Who Said CRISPR Is Dangerous Can't Even Replicate Their Own Results
An alarming study that claimed the gene-editing technique CRISPR could produce hundreds of unexpected mutations in edited genomes has now been followed up by its authors, who say they cannot replicate their controversial result.
Scientists Print All-Liquid 3-D Structures
Berkeley Lab scientists have developed a way to print 3-D structures composed entirely of liquids. Using a modified 3-D printer, they injected threads of water into silicone oil — sculpting tubes made of one liquid within another liquid.
They envision their all-liquid material could be used to construct liquid electronics that power flexible, stretchable devices. The scientists also foresee chemically tuning the tubes and flowing molecules through them, leading to new ways to separate molecules or precisely deliver nanoscale building blocks to under-construction compounds.
Berkeley Lab scientists have developed a way to print 3-D structures composed entirely of liquids. Using a modified 3-D printer, they injected threads of water into silicone oil — sculpting tubes made of one liquid within another liquid.
They envision their all-liquid material could be used to construct liquid electronics that power flexible, stretchable devices. The scientists also foresee chemically tuning the tubes and flowing molecules through them, leading to new ways to separate molecules or precisely deliver nanoscale building blocks to under-construction compounds.
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We Just Discovered a Galaxy Without Dark Matter, And Astronomers Are Freaking Out
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Dark matter is confusing at the best of times. But now astronomers have made an extraordinary and perplexing discovery - the first ever observation of a galaxy with almost no dark matter at all.