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Stirling Thermo Electric Converter: A New Frontier in Space Energy Generation
In recent years, space exploration has become increasingly important as we strive to uncover the mysteries of the universe. However, one of the biggest challenges in space missions is the need for a reliable and long-lasting source of energy. While solar panels have been used in the past, they are not always suitable for missions…
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W Boson Mass Confirms the Validity of Standard Model
In the field of particle physics, the Standard Model has been the reigning theory for decades. It describes the behavior of subatomic particles and the fundamental forces that govern their interactions. However, last year, a discovery in the Atlas experiment at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider suggested that the model may have been incorrect or incomplete.…
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The State of Discovery
Have you ever heard someone say, “they discovered nothing today”? Well, that might not be too far from the truth. According to recent research, there has been a significant slowdown in groundbreaking and disruptive research across all fields of science and technology. In this blog post, we will take a closer look at the findings…
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Quantum Tunneling and its potential impact on DNA
Quantum physics is a strange and fascinating field that often seems to defy common sense. However, its principles have a significant impact on our world, and we continue to discover new ways that it influences our lives. One area that has recently garnered interest is the potential impact of quantum tunneling on life, from Saturn’s…
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Tracing the Origins of Water in the Solar System
Water is a ubiquitous molecule that is essential for life as we know it. It covers 71% of the Earth’s surface and makes up approximately 60% of the human body. But where did all this water come from? Recent observations using the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) Observatory have shed light on the origins of…
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Earth’s Changing Rotation
Earth Day, which falls on the 22nd of April each year, technically contains 86,400 seconds. Up until a few decades ago, this was always believed to be the case. However, our ability to measure time has improved so much that now, it’s no longer accurate. The site had to propose a new concept known as…
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Massive Black Hole in Abel 1201 BCG: A Breakthrough Technique
The discovery of supermassive black holes has always been a fascinating subject in astrophysics. Over the years, scientists have found several record holders for the most massive black holes known to date. However, the recent discovery of the black hole in Abel 1201 BCG is unique as it was found using an entirely different technique.…
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Unusual Discoveries from within Planet Earth
The Earth is a dynamic and ever-changing planet, with a rich and complex history that scientists are still uncovering. In recent years, researchers have made some exciting discoveries about the inner workings of our planet, including the discovery of an ancient ocean floor and unusual structures near the Earth’s core. In this article, we’ll take…
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Dark Exoplanets: The Hypothetical World of DEPs
Have you ever wondered if exoplanets made of dark matter exist? Dark Exoplanets or DEPs, a hypothetical concept, are exoplanets made out of dark matter. Scientists have been trying to physically discover them for the past few decades, but they remain a theoretical concept. However, with all the different confirmations from a lot of different…
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Creating Interference Patterns in Time
The double-slit experiment is one of the most famous and significant experiments in the history of science. It was originally conducted by the British scientist Thomas Young in order to determine whether light is a particle or a wave. The experiment showed that light behaves as a wave, which was widely accepted until Einstein proposed…