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Placing metal objects in the microwave can cause a fire or explosion or will it be nothing?
The universe does not appear silently that through an explosion! At least, that's what we often hear: The universe and everything in the universe came into being at the…
Cosmologists have used the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia to examine 14 newborn star systems, located in the Milky Way, and discover a strange kind of light.
For the first time, researchers used diamonds to create maser (amplified by microwave emission by stimulated emission) in solid state and can operate continuously in roo…
Parallel universes may sound like a concept in sci-fi movies, and basically have nothing to do with modern physics.
However, researchers at Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden) have invented a new method, using methanol - the simplest form of alcohol.
This idea has been around since 1990, but it has not been officially tested yet.
Thanks to a $ 50 million radio telescope, astronomers can now admire space under the look of a
A group of American and Chinese scientists began their journey to find a solution to the cause of the Big Bang.
Scientists are experimenting with using a balloon to bring the radio telescope high to observe cosmic microwave background radiation.
Physicists in the US say they have recreated the form of radiation released by the Big Bang in the laboratory to better understand the development of this structure in t…
On the morning of April 26, Indian scientists successfully launched the first radar imaging satellite produced by the country (Radar Imaging Satellite - RISAT-1). RISAT-…
Japanese scientists are preparing to study the production of solar power by satellites in the universe and transmit electricity generated to the Earth by microwave techn…
Dark energy accounts for 70% of the mass of the universe - and is completely invisible. Even so, scientists have proved it: thanks to what remains from the moment right…
According to the US online life science newspaper, 40 years ago, someone came up with the idea of installing solar panels in space, whether it was dark or dense cloudy…