Science

[ad_1] Top panels: scanning electron micrographs of broadband meta-lens sections. They are composed of silicon nanopillars of different shapes in section on a glass substrate. Bottom panel: Photo illustrating two elements of …

[ad_1] The use of optical neuroimaging can objectively and successfully classify the levels of expertise associated with bimanual motor dexterity among surgeons and medical students compared to conventional measures, according to a …

[ad_1] Yesterday, a German-French probe called MASCOT began collecting valuable data from the surface of Ryugu, an asteroid located 300 million km from Earth. But it had to get cracking — the …

[ad_1] This is an artist's illustration of what a Neptune-size moon would look like orbiting the gas giant Kepler-1625b exoplanet in a star system 8,000 light-years from Earth. It could be the …

[ad_1] NASA is 60 years old. On Monday, October 1, NASA celebrated six decades of operations with a 60-second video featuring highlights from previous missions. ( NASA | Youtube ) NASA is …

[ad_1] IIf you come across someone who is exercising with a virtual reality headset, it will look ridiculous. You might be able to judge them silently for what might seem like random …

[ad_1] The NASA astrophysicists team has established a dramatic prediction of what happens when two supermassive black holes meet. NASA's latest simulation helps researchers better understand how supermassive black holes work. These …

[ad_1] Jason Rhian October 3, 2018 A Falcon 9 with ten Iridium NEXT communications satellites at Space Launch Complex 4E at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. Photo credit: SpaceX VANDENBERG AIR …

[ad_1] Lockheed Martin today unveiled a new lunar lander concept at the International Astronautical Congress in Germany, offering the public a glimpse of a lander who could one day take a crew …

[ad_1] Posted on 3 Oct. 2018 "The SS 433 is an unusual star system and every year, something new has appeared," said Segev BenZvi, a physicist at the University of Rochester. "This …