As the number of satellites in Earth’s orbit continues to increase, there is a growing concern about the pollution of wavelength bands designated for radio astronomy. Recent research conducted by engineer Federico Di Vruno from the SKA Observatory and the International Astronomical Union has shed light on the issue. Di Vruno explains, “This study represents
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Galaxies, with their diverse shapes and sizes, have always intrigued scientists. Among them, peculiar galaxies stand out for their unique characteristics that set them apart from the rest. One such galaxy is NGC 3256, which recently caught the attention of astronomers through a captivating portrait captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. While it may
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The understanding of electronic structure, which pertains to the arrangement of electrons in matter, holds a crucial place in both fundamental and applied research. From drug design to energy storage, the behavior of electrons plays a pivotal role. However, the lack of a simulation technique capable of delivering both accuracy and scalability across different scales
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Earth’s average temperature reached a new, unofficial record high on Thursday, adding to a week of unprecedented warmth and prompting concerns about the long-term implications of climate change. While the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has chosen to distance itself from these records, scientists argue that the underlying causes and repercussions of the rising
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Recent research conducted by the Center for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST) at Cardiff University and the University of Bath explores the differing emotional responses to climate change among different generations. In this first-of-its-kind study, data was collected across the U.K. to examine the attitudes towards climate change across various age groups. The findings
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The field of illumination has reached a significant milestone, thanks to a remarkable breakthrough made by researchers from Japan and Germany. By combining dendrimers, biomass-derived electrolytes, and graphene-based electrodes, they have successfully developed eco-friendly light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs). This cutting-edge technology, recently published in the journal Advanced Functional Materials, holds immense potential for revolutionizing the
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