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Chemistry In Interstellar Space
Jun17
Space

Acid/Base Chemistry In Interstellar Space Is Far More Complex

Acids behave quite differently in dense interstellar clouds. The study addresses a basic question of chemistry: whether acid can dissociate in extreme temperatures. The answer is both ‘yes’ and ‘no. Things behave differently in...

Irregular Bedtime Schedule
Jun17
General Knowledge

Bad News For People Who Have Irregular Bedtime and Wake Schedule

New study analyzes how irregular sleeping patterns affect future metabolic abnormalities. Every 1-hour increase in sleep variability can double the odds of hypertension, obesity high blood sugar, and high cholesterol.  Modern lifestyle and...

Fastest Optical RAM
Jun15
Machines & Gadgets

World’s Fastest Optical RAM That Stores Light Instead Of Electricity

Researchers build an optical random access memory that performs both Read and Write operations at 10 Gigabit per second.  This high throughput optical memory units can decrease the ever-growing gap between processor and RAM performance.  Optical...

Red Meat Increases Risk Of Premature Death
Jun15
General Knowledge

Eating More Red Meat Increases The Risk Of Premature Death | New Study

Researchers for the first time have analyzed whether changes in red meat intake over time influence the risk of early death.  They found that increasing processed red meat consumption is associated with higher risks of early death due to...

Moon fault scarps
Jun14
Space

The Size Of The Moon Is Decreasing And It Is Causing Moonquakes

Recent observations reveal that Earth’s Moon may be shrinking as its interior cool, and it’s causing fairly strong moonquakes.  These observations are obtained from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Imagery and 5 decade-old data.  Launched in...

Earth Mantle NOT Magnetically Dead
Jun13
Science

Earth’s Mantle Is NOT ‘Magnetically Dead’ | New Observations

Scientists had previously assumed that Earth’s mantle doesn’t contribute anything to planet’s magnetism.  The new study has proved this assumption wrong.  Iron oxide in the Earth’s mantle can retain magnetism at temperatures...

Jun13
Machines & Gadgets

A Bizarre Airplane Design That Seats Passengers In Its Wings

The new concept, named Flying-V, embraces a whole new approach to airplane design. It integrates the fuel tanks, the cargo hold, and the passenger cabin in the wings.  The plane will have less aerodynamic resistance and will use 20% less fuel than...

parent read with children
Jun12
General Knowledge

Parents Who Read With Their Children Are Less Likely To Yell | New Study

The new study investigates how reading with toddlers affects parenting style. People who frequently read with their children are less likely to involve in harsh parenting. It also leaves a positive impact on children as they are less likely to...

cooling without external power
Jun12
Science

Is It Possible To Achieve Cooling Without Any External Power Supply?

The new instrument allows heat to temporarily flow from cold region to hot region without using any external energy.  The process occurs through a series of quasi-equilibrium states, and completely obeys the second law of thermodynamics.  What...

Internet Use May Change How Our Brain works
Jun10
General Knowledge

High Levels Of Internet Use May Change How Our Brain Works

Frequent internet use could alter the brain’s structure and cognitive development.  It may affect our memory process, attentional capacities, and social interactions.  Extensive internet usage is more harmful in early adolescence as it reduces...

neural network emit Co2
Jun09
Technology

Training A Large Neural Network Can Emit 284,000 Kilograms Of CO2

Developing and optimizing a large neural network can emit as much as 284,000 kilograms of carbon dioxide.  This is equivalent to 5 times the lifetime emission of an average car.  Recent advances in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) have...

people consume plastic particles
Jun07
General Knowledge

People Consume More Than 70,000 Plastic Particles Every Year | New Study

An average person consumes at least 72,000 particles of plastic every year.  When inhalation is included, these estimates rise up to 121,000.  The estimates are based on 402 data points from 26 different studies.  In 2015, about 4.9 billion metric...

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