Detects a spinning crystal hidden with the fastest speed
Researchers at McGill University in Montreal (Canada), led by astronomer Jason Hessels, discovered that the asteroid turned at 716 cycles (716 hertz) in a second, breaki…
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Researchers at McGill University in Montreal (Canada), led by astronomer Jason Hessels, discovered that the asteroid turned at 716 cycles (716 hertz) in a second, breaki…
New forms of ancient bacteria and viruses have been discovered living in crystals in extreme conditions, in an abandoned lead and zinc mine.
A new study has shown how marine plankton affects the process of creating clouds and regulating the climate on the Earth's surface.
A group of scientists in Germany and Switzerland have discovered Exidiopsis effusa is an agent that causes ice crystals to resemble white gray hairs growing on wood.
The Italian Institute of Earth and Volcanic Physics (INGV) earlier this week said it has identified a new bacterium that can be used to transport drugs to diseased cells.
Having been ignored by the scientific world for more than 200 years, a tiny wasp was now identified as the enemy of Australia's most popular poisonous spiders.
In addition to the threat of poisonous viruses and fungi, North American honey bees also met the crystal carving that turned them into flying corpses.
According to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Cong Toai, Vice Chairman of Department of Genetic Embryology, Pham Ngoc Thach Medical University in Ho Chi Minh City was previously on…
British and American scientists have solved an important problem about the virus that causes AIDS, paving the way for more effective treatments for this century's diseas…
Considering a lot of plant viruses to understand the causes, material scientists at the University of Technology and National Standards have discovered a small biologica…
Pharmaceutical companies can save millions of pounds thanks to a new technology that can control crystal formation. This technology was developed by University of Leeds…
Butterflies can produce many strange colors thanks to the crystal scales on their wings. If they mimic their coloring, humans can create a new kind of flat panel display…
When you are an insect of a size smaller than a salt crystal, the physical world around you will become extremely strange.
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Scientists have found a solution to the invisible wings encountered in the Glasswing butterfly.