[ad_1] A black hole tears a star and NASA captures the incredible space event on video USA TODAY Breakthrough of a black hole: NASA captures its very first black hole ripping a star in tattered Express.co.uk NASA creates a stunning new visualization of EarthSky black holes What does a black hole look like? SYFY WIRE … Read more
[ad_1] Ellen Damschen By Erik StokstadSeptember 26, 2019, 2 pm Habitat loss leads to most extinctions. When farms or roads cut forests or fields into fragments, isolated survivors are more likely to be exterminated. A new study now suggests that connecting these areas to suitable habitat corridors can help save populations and species – far … Read more
[ad_1] Researchers believe that humans may have something to learn from the worm's resilience. Mono Lake is three times saltier than the Pacific Ocean – the researchers said, they were so salty that only two other species lived there: brine shrimp and diving flies. That's before they found the worms. The biology of worms could … Read more
[ad_1] The blue color indicates the calculated range of the protocol, and the blue color indicates a higher density of galaxies in the protocol. The red objects in the zoom-in figures are the 12 galaxies found there. This figure shows a 24-minute square field of view along each side (corresponding to 198 million light-years along … Read more
[ad_1] The violent black hole was spotted by NASA's TESS spacecraft, searching for planets, and confirmed by ground observatories. Astronomers were alerted of the event when a star monitored by TESS became brighter unexpectedly. The event, known as tidal disturbance, causes black holes to eat whole stars or stretch them out like spaghetti dough. Stars … Read more
[ad_1] A section of a printed circuit board showing microcircuits. Credit: antoinebercovici According to an international team of engineers, a quasi-particle that travels along the interface of a metal and a dielectric material could be the solution to the problems posed by contraction of electronic components. "Microelectronic chips are ubiquitous today," said Akhlesh Lakhtakia, professor … Read more
[ad_1] Fractured Habitat Connection Provides Sustainable Environmental Benefits, Washington Post Study Scientists have connected pine savanna fragments and new species that continue to appear on Phys.org Continuous Accumulation of Plant Diversity Through Habitat Connectivity in an 18-Year Science Magazine Experience Connecting our declining natural habitats could help preserve plant diversity Science News Better Together: Forest … Read more
[ad_1] The Indian lander Chandrayaan-2, Vikram, has made a "hard landing" on the moon, but the exact location of the probe is still unknown, NASA said. Vikram was scheduled to land on September 7 at the South Lunar Pole more than a month after taking off. The descent of the LG was normal until it … Read more
[ad_1] A NASA satellite and a network of robotic telescopes from the Ohio State University gave astronomers a glimpse of a black hole tearing a star. The conditions must be ideal for a black hole to tear a star. The star can not be too close for it to be sucked in, or too far … Read more
[ad_1] Where is the little lander? NASA / Goddard / Arizona State University Vikram, where are you? the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Loses Touch with Lunar Lander on September 6, while he was heading towards the surface of the moon. Since he lost contact, ISRO has embarked on a sort of rescue mission, listening … Read more