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In coral fossils in search of the first glimpses of bioluminescence
Bioluminescence is used throughout the animal kingdom, especially in the marine environment, to lure prey, scare predators, and even act as camouflage in ambient light
Ocean heat has been breaking records for more than a year
The ocean has been setting temperature records every day for a year now, and 2024 continues this trend, breaking previous records again by a wide margin over 2023.
This little robot can jump in zero gravity to explore asteroids
A three-legged robot called SpaceHopper can help solve problems related to the study of low-gravity environments.
Scientists are the first in the world to test the technology of sea clouds illumination to combat global warming
Scientists have successfully conducted the first test event of the marine cloud lighting technology in San Francisco Bay.
Cannibal stars: what is happening in the center of the Milky Way
In the center of the Milky Way, some stars feed on the remnants of others. Scientists have investigated which celestial bodies this helps to avoid collapse.
Secrets of dark energy will be revealed by 3-D map of the Universe
The 3-D map of the Universe will help scientists study dark energy and learn how it changes in time and space.
Creation of a nuclear clock has become real – a new breakthrough in science
Scientists have come close to creating a nuclear clock. It will be simpler, more accurate, and more portable than an atomic chronometer.
A new era of quantum computing is jointly opened by Microsoft and Quantinuum
Microsoft and Quantinuum have opened a new era of quantum computing. Experts have learned to correct errors in logical qubits without damaging them.
Why there is a clock on the moon: NASA to create a single time standard
The NASA space agency has been tasked with creating a “coordinated lunar time” (LTC) - a single time standard for the Moon - by the end of 2026.