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Astronomers have succeeded in directly imaging a faint object that orbits a Sun-like star
– the distance to its central star is roughly the same
Physicists succeeded in turning a Rubidium atom into a single-photon server
called cavity, all of these photons are sent in the same
Genetic variability supports plant survival during droughts
study to predict whether different populations of the same
Genetic variability supports plant survival during droughts
study to predict whether different populations of the same
Sexually incompatible species exchange chloroplast genomes at contact zones
greatest similarities when related species grew in the same
At least two regions of the brain decide what we perceive
the green trace depicts neural activity when the same
New method finds black hole closest to Earth, promises numerous similar discoveries
one of many black holes to be discovered using the same
A group of astronomers led by Khyati Malhan of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy has created an atlas of mergers of smaller galaxies with our home galaxy, the Milky Way. Where earlier studies had reconstructed such mergers „by hand“, the new study applied a systematic statistical evaluation of 257 stellar streams, globular clusters and satellite galaxies, using data provided by ESA’s Gaia mission, to identify a total of six mergers – one previously unknown, which the researchers named „Pontus“. The new results are an important step towards a more complete reconstruction of our galaxy’s billion-year history. They have been published in the Astrophysical Journal.
And nearby stars moving in about the same direction
A multiferroic tunnel junction provides storage media with increased data density
ferromagnetic electrodes that are magnetised in the same
The James Webb Space Telescope created a temperature map of the exoplanet WASP-43b. The nearby parent star causes temperatures on the day side to rise to a blazing 1250 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, eternal night reigns on the other side. Fierce winds blow the scorching hot air to the night side, where it cools to 600 degrees Celsius, forming clouds and covering the entire hemisphere. These storms affect the chemical reactions so much that hardly any methane can form.
a result, WASP-43b always faces the star with the same
