Science

[ad_1] Duke University engineers have come up with a way to extract a sequence of images of light scattered through an essentially opaque material – or even out of a wall – …

[ad_1] A photo of a manta ray. Researchers have figured out how manta rays can filter plankton and small fish from huge amounts of water. The results can be used to create …

[ad_1] When exposed to the sky, the PDRC porous polymer layer reflects sunlight and emits heat to reach significantly lower temperatures than typical building materials or even ambient air. Credit: Jyotirmoy Mandal …

[ad_1] BEAT THE HEAT Mounting your air conditioner in the summer may seem like a good idea. But it's not a good idea for the planet or for your electricity bill. Now, …

[ad_1] Two tiny rovers that landed on the Ryugu asteroid last week have given back incredible views of the rock surface of the asteroid. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's (JAXA) Hayabusa2 sample …

[ad_1] Duke University engineers have come up with a way to extract a sequence of images of light scattered through an essentially opaque material – or even out of a wall – …

[ad_1] A zoom on the Hubble Space Telescope photograph showing a huge bubble shaped like a balloon blown into space by a massive, hot star. Astronomers have formed the iconic telescope on …

[ad_1] Most people thought that the problem of polychlorinated biphenyls – known as PCBs – had been solved. Some countries started to ban toxic chemicals in the 1970s and 1980s, and global …

[ad_1] Earlier this year, researchers at the University of Tokyo accidentally created the most powerful controllable magnetic field in history and blew the doors of their lab. As detailed in an article …

[ad_1] There are only a handful of very large bird species around today, but as intimidating as an ostrich is when it looks eight feet tall, it's nothing compared to the massive …