[ad_1] The first "baby bottles" in the world, used to feed their animal milk more than 3,000 years ago, have been identified. The experts analyzed the residues in three ceramic goblets found in children's graves dating from 1200 to 450 BC. Scientists have discovered the world's first "baby bottles" used to feed toddlers more than … Read more
[ad_1] Image of a protoplanetary disk of the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array telescope in Chile. The black inner rings are holes in the disc. Credit: ALMA (ESO / NAOJ / NRAO), S. Andrews et al. N. Lira Gregory Laughlin and Malena Rice were not really surprised a few weeks ago when they learned … Read more
[ad_1] The new mineral has a curious chemical signature and was discovered inside a diamond. He was named goldschmidtite. (Image Source: University of Alberta / Nicole Meyer) Scientists have found a small stone in a diamond from South Africa. The tiny rock contains a mineral never found before. This new substance could reveal some of … Read more
[ad_1] The powerful Tyrannosaurus Rex was the culinary robot par excellence. It did not really bother to tear bone meat in the same way as the smaller predators and scavengers of the day. Instead, he used his incredibly powerful jaws to crush absolutely everything, including bones, and he was not afraid to swallow everything. But … Read more
[ad_1] NASA Space Telescope Searching for Extraterrestrial Planets Just Stumbled on a Rare Cosmic Crime Scene: A Star Eatered by a Monster black hole. The discovery, made by NASA Satellite of study in transit on the exoplanets (TESS), offers a rare glimpse of the agony of a star torn by the cataclysmic gravitational forces of … Read more
[ad_1] Researchers have discovered microbial remains in rocks 3.5 billion years old in Western Australia. These remains could be the first signs of life on the planet and would constitute a discovery considered a "smoking gun". Scientists at the University of New South Wales have discovered stromatolites 3.5 billion years old, old sedimentary rocks, believed … Read more
[ad_1] This newly discovered species of nematode is considered an extremophile – it thrives in conditions rich in salt, high pH and arsenic that are otherwise hostile to life. But it is surprisingly versatile because it can also live in "normal" conditions in the laboratory. Credit: Caltech Scientists at Caltech have discovered a new worm … Read more
[ad_1] A space systems engineer at NASA said the recent Chandrayaan 2 mission had constituted a "learning experience" for Indian scientists because it had helped ISRO gather a lot of information about the moon. Anne Devereaux, who works at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), is the chief flight engineer for the Mars 2020 mission of … Read more
[ad_1] Opening a bottle of sparkling wine creates shock waves similar to those of supersonic escape of a fighter plane, according to a new study. The split second of a champagne cork is created by a quick escape of high pressure gas long stuck in the neck of the bottle. Now, a group of researchers … Read more
[ad_1] Will the last cosmonaut to cast turn off the lights Launch of the Soyuz TMA-04M since the beginning of Gagarin, Baikonur, 2012 (Nostalgia for Infinity / Shutterstock) Russia bade farewell to the old "departure of Gagarin" yesterday, as the last Soyuz-FG launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome platform in Kazakhstan headed for the International Space … Read more