[ad_1] Do you feel like you've missed your last summer vacation? Do not worry – you can always take a trip to the Milky Way in late summer. The last days of …
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Chicken or egg first? Both quantum physicists say citing research
[ad_1] Mature farmer holding chicken and a basket with eggs. Wear casual clothes.(Photo: Valentinrussanov, Getty Images) Quantum physics has an answer to the age-old riddle: who came first, the chicken or the …
Read More »Male elves face a compromise by referring to when to go down their woods
[ad_1] Home Biology Vegetation & Animals September 5, 2018 September 5, 2018 by Bob Yirka, Phys.org document Credit Rating: CC0 Public ArenaResearchers affiliated with many institutions in the United States were fortunate …
Read More »The famous hexagon of Saturn dominates the clouds | Space
[ad_1] <! – -> The Cassini probe used its wide-angle camera to capture this image of the ringed planet Saturn on April 2, 2014. You can see hexagon – a strange feature …
Read More »Physicists design a programmable optical quantum computer
[ad_1] Physicists have highlighted a silicon chip capable of manipulating individual photons, thus enabling a quantum photonic processor. Photons are divided by a series of interferometers into labyrinth type structures – that …
Read More »Great Barrier Reef Shows Significant Signs of Recovery
[ad_1] WHY RATES: After showing substantial signs of coral recovery at the Great Barrier Reef, more than 300 scientists and engineers and Representatives from the marine tourism industry came together to discuss …
Read More »These songbirds use brute force to kill twice the prey
[ad_1] Do not judge a book – or a bird – at its cover: the shrikes, songbirds of delicate appearance, are famous for having impaled their prey. But how do these medium-flying …
Read More »Scientists have built a robot that hunts and kills starfish – BGR
[ad_1] The Great Barrier Reef Australia has seen better days. The immense wonder of nature deals with the effects of ocean warming (thanks to man-made climate change) that has repelled species and …
Read More »To find extraterrestrial life, NASA needs bigger bolder exoplanet-hunting telescopes
[ad_1] A report published in Congress and released today (September 5th) by the first scientific advisory group in the United States revealed that NASA should focus its research budget on exoplanets on …
Read More »NASA Hubble Fellowship Program (NHFP), Employment
[ad_1] On behalf of NASA's Astrophysics Division, the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) announces the second annual NASA Hubble Fellowship (NHFP) Postdoctoral Fellowships Call for Nominations. , which will begin in the …
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