[ad_1] Photo: zoom-zoom If you have not yet received the latest issue of the journal Physical examination of fluids, spoiler alert, it's a doozy. In this edition of the United States' favorite publication on fluid dynamics, Stanford scientists published the results of an experiment using X-ray free-electron laser pulses in liquid water micro-jets. 14 to … Read more
[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain Researchers at the University of Oxford have confirmed that human activity and other external factors are responsible for the rise in global temperature. Although this was a long-standing consensus among the scientific community, uncertainty remained about how natural cycles of the ocean could affect global warming over several decades. The … Read more
[ad_1] A new study suggests that if the world does not make significant reductions in emissions, it is possible that so much ice melts as sea level rises by more than two meters by the end of the century, about twice as much as the researchers had predicted. in the last big report on the … Read more
[ad_1] Image Voyager 2 of Triton showing the southern polar region with dark streaks produced by visible geysers on the icy surface. Credit: NASA / JPL Astronomers using the Gemini Observatory explore the largest moon, Triton, of Neptune and observe, for the first time outside the laboratory, an extraordinary union between ice-based carbon monoxide and … Read more
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[ad_1] Your name could fly to March next year. NASA invites people from around the world to submit their names to take the plane aboard the fighter plane for life Rover March 2020which should be launched next summer and land on the red planet in February 2021. "As we prepare to launch this historic Mars … Read more
[ad_1] Materials called superconductors transmit electrical energy with 100% efficiency. They have a wide range of applications, such as magnetic resonance imaging in hospitals. However, these applications have been hampered, largely because the superconducting state exists only at temperatures well below room temperature (295 Kelvin). Write in Nature, Drozdov et al.1 publish several key results … Read more
[ad_1] X-ray data allowed scientists to construct a model of the crystalline structure of the material. Credit: Drozdov et al. Scientists at the University of Chicago are part of an international research team that discovered superconductivity – the ability to conduct electricity perfectly – at the highest temperatures ever recorded. With the help of advanced … Read more
[ad_1] A vertically exaggerated view of the polar cap north of Mars. Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Arizona believe that if they were melted, the huge ice deposits found in this region would cover the planet by 1, 5 meters (5 feet) of water. Credit: SA / DLR … Read more
[ad_1] Planet EPIC 201238110.02 is the only one of the new planets cold enough to possibly harbor liquid water on its surface. Credit: NASA / JPL (Neptune), NASA / NOAA / GSFC / Suomi Nuclear Power Station / VIIRS / Norman Kuring (Earth), MPS / René Heller Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Solar … Read more