In this spectral range, which is invisible to the human eye, the researchers observe both infant stellar objects and stars frail with age, molecules in the interstellar medium and far away radio galaxies, and the centre of the Milky Way and magnetic fields, as well as dust and gas at cosmological distances.
These fast radio bursts are far enough away that they pose no danger to humanity.
Kenyans went to the polls on August 7, 2017 in one of the most hotly contested elections in the country’s history. The incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta of the Jubilee party faced Raila Odinga of the opposition National Super Alliance (NASA) for the second time in what was Raila’s fourth and last campaign for the presidency. The stakes of the race were very high because of the ‘winner takes all’ nature of Kenyan politics, historical score-settling between the leading presidential contenders, and looming battles over future succession. The election was also closely watched because for the first time, the effects of Kenya’s new devolved constitution were expected to be felt in its politics.
Positions are becoming more entrenched by the day and there is a real danger of escalation
Showing civil courage is not easy. However, at a time when populism is on the rise, civil courage and the ability to intervene on behalf of others are needed more than ever. But why do we hesitate to stand up for justice so often? And what distinguishes civilly courageous people from others? Anna Baumert and her team are trying to find answers to these questions. One thing is certain: we can learn how to intervene astutely and constructively in any situation – even relatively minor ones.
Otherwise you can put yourself in very serious danger.
In human societies, social misconduct for personal gain is restrained by the withdrawal of social support and additional direct punishment is desired to discipline the worst social loafers
One example of such a danger in our time is the unrestricted use of fossil fuels
Studying the complete spectrum of the General Theory of Relativity and beyond: from the vast dimensions of the universe down to the incredibly tiny dimensions of strings – in Potsdam-Golm.
These fast radio bursts are far enough away that they pose no danger to humanity.
Studying the complete spectrum of the General Theory of Relativity and beyond: from the vast dimensions of the universe down to the incredibly tiny dimensions of strings – in Potsdam-Golm.
These fast radio bursts are far enough away that they pose no danger to humanity.
Military data present a new image of the underwater world, says Lino Camprubí from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin.
disadvantages: by acoustically exploring the oceans we have exposed them to enormous danger
The worm Schistocephalus solidus wants to be eaten – to reach this goal, he even manipulates his host’s behaviour
name to the three spines on its back, which it can position upright in case of danger
Geckos’ impressive climbing abilities give them agility rarely surpassed in nature. With their highly specialized adhesive lamellae on their feet, geckos can climb up smooth vertical surfaces with ease and even move on a ceiling hanging upside down. Their ability to run on water is another superpower. Now another can be added.
Stabilising tail Geckos shed their tails when they are in danger.
Geckos’ impressive climbing abilities give them agility rarely surpassed in nature. With their highly specialized adhesive lamellae on their feet, geckos can climb up smooth vertical surfaces with ease and even move on a ceiling hanging upside down. Their ability to run on water is another superpower. Now another can be added.
Stabilising tail Geckos shed their tails when they are in danger.
