Piyali Roy

Crop Parasites Can Be Controlled By New Drug Delivery Methods

Researchers at Case Western University have developed a drug-delivery technology that helps tackle crop parasites. The drug is transferred through a plant virus that consists of nanoparticles which reached directly to the roots.

NASA Intends To Use Sun As Cosmic Telescope

Scientists at NASA have tried to develop a plan that makes use of the Sun as a cosmic telescope.Various studies have unveiled that the Sun’s intense gravity warps space-time and causes the bending of light rays. This will make it a powerful source of magnification.

Black Hole Study Reveals Supernova Has No Role In Conversion Of Star

Space experts trust that stars need to detonate in a supernova before they fall into black holes. Researchers have detected a monstrous star 22 million light years away, N6946-BH1, that seems to have skirted the supernova step altogether - it lit up marginally and just vanished.

World’s First Super Telescope Construction Begins

Scientists have started the construction process of world’s first super telescope. This super telescope is known as ‘Extremely Large Telescope.’ The construction is all set to complete in the year 2024.

Planet Formation Process: A Closer Look

How are the planets formed? What is the required temperature and amount of gas present during the formation process? The astronomers found all these answers now.

Quit Smoking Using These Smartphone Apps

Quitting smoking can be a difficult task for a smoker. Sometimes with medical help also, it becomes a very hard task for the smokers to quit smoking. For those who are ready, there are some smartphone apps which can help in the task.

Conch Shells: Toughness Helps Design Better Protective Gear

The conch shell's unique three level configuration provides it the strength which makes it resilient to heavy external impacts. 3-D printing has enabled researchers to exactly replicate its structure and have added features to optimize the design of the protective gear.

Blind Cavefish Navigate Their Way In Dark: Here's How

Biologists have tried to find answers to the living patterns of blind cavefish, trying to find the reasons of their survival in the deep and dark cisterns hundreds of feet below the ground. The answers seem to be found in their bones.
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