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New technology was developed to do what solar panels can but in reverse. Learn more about how the thermoradiative device works and how it supports the conventional solar panel options we have today.
Scientists stumble upon a rare binary star that repeatedly explodes roughly every 15 years producing gamma rays. Read on to find out why the star explodes and what it means for astrophysics.
After data transmission was disrupted, Chernobyl's safety system in Ukraine is in jeopardy. Continue reading to find out if the radiation levels are still normal.
Chernobyl's 1986 disaster was the most devastating nuclear event in history. Read about the power plant's situation after being captured by Russian forces.
A newly published scientific study summarizes how a giant laser array could be used to push a spacecraft to the Red Planet in a shorter period of only 45 days. The enormous laser beam shoots from Earth's surface to blast a spacecraft to an ultra-high-speed and delivers it traveling to Mars' surface in just a little more than one month.
A new study bears importance as the work promises a cure using which patients with cancer will be saved from adverse effects caused by chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
The Netherlands' Authority for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection has issued a warning to the public about ten goods that have been found to emit ionizing radiation.
A new study suggests that a low-dose CT scan effectively diagnoses appendicitis to decrease radiation exposure, especially in young patients, and reduce cancer risk.
A neurological study confirms that galactic cosmic radiation, best known as deep space radiation, could cause spatial learning impairment that targets the brain's cognitive ability. However, male mice were more affected than their female counterpart.
A new study developed radiation therapy for treating cardiovascular arrhythmia, and it showed better results compared to the traditional catheter ablation surgery.
Engineers from Lancaster University propose a new way of producing renewable biofuel additives using radiation derived from nuclear waste to achieve zero carbon emission targets.
A new study suggests that future missions, including the trip to Mars, should not exceed four years and must be conducted during the solar maximum to protect human health and equipment from space radiation and harmful particles.