PHYSICS & MATH

Boeing Tests Starliner Capsule Launch Abort System

TECH & INNOVATION 11.06.2019 08:10 AM

The pad abort test was done on Launch Complex 23 at the White Sands Missiles Range, New Mexico. The launch was scheduled at 7:15 in the morning.

A Giant Leap for Mankind: The Construction of the Giant Magellan Telescope is on its Way to Completion

11.06.2019 08:01 AM

This project is set to be accomplished by 2029 and is now in the way for the construction of its steel structure.

The Mars Helicopter is Set to Launch with the Mars 2020 Rover

11.05.2019 08:53 AM

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is geared up for their expedition to Mars this coming 2020. As a part of this project, NASA asks the question: "What will happen if we bring an aerial vehicle to Mars?" The answer is in the development of the Mars Helicopter.

Space Oven is Ready for a Test Cook-Off

11.04.2019 07:27 AM

This will be tested to bake chocolate chip cookies from scratch in a zero-gravity environment. Eating is entirely a different matter when you're an astronaut.

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11.02.2019 11:37 AM

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Molecules in Two Places at Once: Quantum Superposition

10.10.2019 04:19 AM

Scientists have been able to observe larger molecules that occupy two places at once, an experiment that has once only been possible with light particles in the double-slit experiment.

Top 10 Most Popular Sciences among Students in 2019

09.25.2019 09:13 AM

The level of popularity that different subjects have among students at a particular moment allows estimating the perspective of career growth and demand. Branches popular now mean the labor market needs precise specialists. Nevertheless, a large number of students willing to study the subject also points to a high level of competence there in future.

The Problem with 42 Has Been Solved, and It Only Took 1 Million Hours

09.10.2019 08:23 AM

A simple premise, an extremely difficult problem. x3+y3+z3=k. K is each of the numbers from 1 to 100; the question is, what are x, y and z?

Repeating Radio Signals from Space Have Been Detected

09.10.2019 08:21 AM

The signal has travelled around 3 billion light-years across the Universe to reach us. Frequent radio bursts, or FRBs, are somewhat of an intergalactic mystery.

The "Oscars of Science" Has Announced Its Winners for 2020

09.09.2019 08:25 AM

This year’s winners are credited with discoveries that address important and compelling scientific questions – from “What does a black hole look like?” to “Why do chilis taste hot?” and “What are the causes of neurodegenerative disease?”

Nanoscale Measurements from Optical Rulers Could Help in Manufacturing and Quality Control

09.09.2019 08:22 AM

The optical method of measurement employs the principle of superoscillation to measure minute distances that would stand helpful in the electronics industry.

Two Separate Researches Present Engineered Ship Cloaking Devices

08.19.2019 08:19 AM

The researchers propose two approaches to prevent drag force on objects in water. In the world of physics, invisibility cloaks are not necessarily just devices that make objects invisible to the naked eye.

Quantifying Sound Particles Through a Quantum Microphone

08.09.2019 05:34 AM

Scientists develop a method in measuring sound particles Imagine quantifying sound rather than light. This was done successfully by physicists from Stanford Univesrity who measured phonons, or individual sound particles, through a quantum microphone.

Basic Logic Help Monkeys in Decision Making, According to Study

08.04.2019 04:59 AM

Basic logic, and not the idea of reward, has been observed by monkeys when identifying order of items in a list.

Superlubricity Simulation in the Laboratory, Believed to Cut Down Energy Loss

08.04.2019 04:58 AM

Scientist study materials with the least amount of friction at the atomic level. It is common knowledge that friction is everywhere, even in the places where we least take note of it.

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