B3 - vitamins from space
The new study shows that vitamin B3 on the Earth's surface is largely derived from the universe, brought to Earth on carbon-rich meteors.
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The new study shows that vitamin B3 on the Earth's surface is largely derived from the universe, brought to Earth on carbon-rich meteors.
Scientists hope this can open a new era with organ transplantation and cancer treatment.
Eye and brain problems are appearing on astronauts living more than a month in space and this is a step back for ambitious plans to make people live longer in the univer…
Astronauts who work for a long time on the universe have weakened health like 80 year olds.
Researcher Susan Schneider of the University of Connecticut, USA, thinks that other civilizations may be extraterrestrial forms of artificial intelligence that humans ca…
The search for extraterrestrial life is largely based on the assumption that aliens are living organisms similar to humans. Recently, however, some scientists have quest…
Astronomers are very interested in finding extraterrestrial civilization and persistently studying signals that may come from artificial intelligence.
Two Danish inventors plan to launch missiles manufactured by themselves at the end of August.
A flying saucer worked really, but not from the universe, but from Florida, USA.
Looks like a beautiful clear coin, but this round plastic can withstand the extreme pressure when traveling into space. Special money has just been announced by scientis…
The 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics has been announced today, and the winner is two US scientists: John C. Mather and George F. Smoot with scientific work.
A unique website appeared on the global information network, allowing people for the first time the opportunity to see images, from world scale to their own home, throug…
Chinese scientists have succeeded in creating the world's largest virtual universe, using the fastest Taihu supercomputer on the planet.
With the help of NASA's supercomputer, called the Pleiades, scientists have created the largest and most realistic simulations of the evolution of the universe to date.
In the future, people will be able to access the Internet in the universe thanks to the Cosmonet network that Russian engineers are working on.