Conelisa N. Hubilla

Leptospira Bacteria Isolated and Genotyped for the First Time; New Variant Affects Cattle on Austrian Farms

02.27.2024 02:00 AM

A new study reveals that cattle on Austrian farms can carry Leptospira bacteria and can infect humans and other animals. Learn more about it in this article.

Imprint Left on Nuclear Matter Suggests That the Strongest Magnetic Fields in the Universe Could Be Right Here on Earth

02.27.2024 01:20 AM

A new study by the STAR collaboration gives the first direct evidence of the imprint left by what could be the most powerful magnetic fields in the universe. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Upsweep Sounds: Unexplained Scary Calls From Within the Pacific

02.26.2024 10:05 AM

Mysterious and recurring sounds with distinctive patterns have been recorded by the U.S. NOAA in the Pacific Ocean. Read the article to find out more about this eerie call of the deep.

3,700-Year-Old Lipstick Discovered in Iran Could Be the Oldest Ever Found; Ancient Cosmetics Bears Resemblance to Modern Ingredients

02.26.2024 09:08 AM

Ancient lipstick found in Iran contains pigment which could be among the world’s oldest cosmetics. Find out more about it in this article.

Stars Within Stars: New Theory Suggests Black Holes Were Merely Nestars Stacked Like Russian Tea Dolls

02.26.2024 03:00 AM

A proposed solution to the theory of general relativity suggests that hypothetical gravitational stars resembling black holes could be nested within one another.

Electrons Become Fractions of Themselves in Graphene for the First Time, Enabling More Robust Form of Quantum Computing

02.26.2024 02:00 AM

MIT physicists have observed a strange electronic state called fractional charge in five graphene layers. Continue reading the article to find out more.

CRISPR Pigs Immune to Blue-Ear Disease Could Be the First Widely Consumed Gene-Edited Animals

02.26.2024 01:41 AM

A population of pigs that are resistant to PRRS virus infection could be in the market upon regulatory approval. Check this article to learn more.

Low-Orbit Satellite From Albedo Space Can Zoom In on Anyone on the Planet; Privacy Experts Say We Should Be Worried

02.24.2024 01:35 AM

Privacy experts warn about a new satellite, set to launch in 2025, which can spy on every person on Earth. Find out more about it in this article.

3 Previously Unknown Moons Found Circling Neptune and Uranus: First Ever Lunar Discoveries Around These Planets

02.24.2024 01:18 AM

Astronomers discovered new tiny moons orbiting Neptune and Uranus, increasing the moon count in the Solar System by three. Read the article to find out more.

Quantum Gravity: Detection of Weak Gravitational Pull on Microscopic Particles Reveals How Force Operates at Subatomic Level

02.23.2024 21:36 PM

Scientists have discovered a way to measure gravity on microscopic levels, bringing them closer to forming a theory of “quantum gravity." Learn more about it in this article.

Hiroshima Glasses: New Kind of Melt Debris From Nuclear Fallout Resembling Solar System Condensates Discovered in Japanese Beaches

02.23.2024 08:36 AM

A research has revealed the link between debris from Hiroshima atomic bombing and the first condensates of the solar system. Learn more about it in this article.

Great Attractor: Colossal Gravitational Anomaly That Influences Movement of Galaxies

02.23.2024 07:30 AM

The Milky Way is headed toward something we cannot clearly see, the focal point being dubbed as the Great Attractor. Read the article to find out more.

Junk DNA in Birds Inspires New Technique in Inserting Codes Into Genomes, Unlocks Safe and Efficient Gene Therapy

02.23.2024 07:12 AM

A new technique uses retrotransposon from birds to insert genes into the genome, paving the way for improved gene therapy. Find out more about it in this article.

Anti-Matter Spacecraft: Could NASA’s New Propulsion System Be the Future of Interstellar Travel?

02.23.2024 02:10 AM

NASA announces a breakthrough in space travel by designing a type of propulsion system which uses antimatter particles to generate thrust. Continue reading the article to learn more.

New Phase of Matter: Harvard Scientists Create Non-Abelian Anyons in a Quantum Processor for the First Time

02.23.2024 01:45 AM

Using a quantum processor, a team of scientists demonstrated synthesis and control of exotic particles called non-Abelian anyons. Check this article to find out more.

What Is Dermatographia? Can a Person Be Allergic to Touch?

02.22.2024 10:00 AM

Some people suffer from a rare condition called dermatographia where lines appear on skin as a reaction to scratches. Read the article to find out more about it.

2,100-Year-Old Bronze Hand Contains Ancient Text Which Could Point to the Origin of a Mysterious Language

02.22.2024 09:30 AM

A hand-shaped amulet from Spains reveals inscriptions which could be the oldest and longest ever found in a Vasconic language. Learn more about it in this article.

Atmospheric Destruction Due to Extreme Space Environment Leaves Short-Orbit Exoplanet TRAPPIST-1e Uninhabitable

02.22.2024 09:00 AM

A popular exoplanet assumed to be habitable likely suffers from atmospheric heating which could leave it uninhabitable. Find out more about it in this article.

From Micro- to Nanodialysis: New Nanoscale Sensor Tracks Chemical Content of Brain Tissues With High Resolution

02.22.2024 03:30 AM

A new nanoscale device was developed for better analysis of brain chemistry. Continue reading the article to learn more.

AI Combined With Medical Imaging To Extract Information About Lung Tumors Provides Virtual Biopsy for Cancer Patients

02.22.2024 02:44 AM

A team of researchers has developed ‘virtual biopsy’ which involves AI-assisted lung cancer assessment. Check this article to find out more.

Death in Space: Here’s What Would Happen to Our Bodies

02.21.2024 08:40 AM

A human who died in space would encounter a decomposition process that is different from the one that could happen here on Earth. Read the article to find out more.

Novel Radiotracer Maps the Way Cells Use Fructose for Energy, Offers Better Method of Early Disease Detection

02.21.2024 07:13 AM

Researchers from the University of Ottawa have developed a new radiotracer which can detect cancers and inflammations of the heart and brain. Learn more about it in this article

Space Junk Survey: Japan’s Astroscale Successfully Launches World’s First Orbital Debris Inspection Probe

02.21.2024 06:00 AM

A Japanese firm has confirmed its successful launch of a spacecraft specifically tasked with examining the dangers of space junk. Find out more about it in this article.

Anoxic Marine Basins Could Be the Most Viable Places to Conduct Large-Scale Carbon Sequestration in Deep Ocean, Study Reveals

02.21.2024 03:20 AM

A recent study suggests that anoxic marine basins are among the best candidates for deep-sea carbon sequestration. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Spin Wave Computing: New Waveguide for Logic Gates Enhances Performance of Analog Computer

02.21.2024 02:20 AM

Scientists have developed new types of logic gates based on spin waves for more affordable and efficient analog computers. Check this article to learn more.

Animals Used in Research: What Species Are Commonly Studied in Laboratories?

02.20.2024 07:02 AM

In conducting research studies, animal models are chosen based on their relevance to the human conditions that are being studied. Read the article to find out more.

Global Consumption and Extraction of Raw Materials to Rise by 60% in 2060; Will Degrowth Strategy Provide the Solution?

02.20.2024 04:45 AM

Recent studies indicate that the demand for raw materials could increase in the coming decades, posing significant challenges for the environment. Learn more about it in this article.

Bronze Artifacts Discovered in Tuscany Reveal Healing Facilities Showing Medical Expertise of Ancient Etruscans

02.20.2024 03:20 AM

Excavations at San Casciano dei Bagni in Tuscany, Italy document the association of thermal sites and springs with healing. Find out more about it in this article.

Excessive Dietary Protein is Bad For the Arteries, Increases Risk of Atherosclerosis

02.20.2024 03:09 AM

Researchers discovered the molecular mechanism that could explain why too much protein could be bad for the arteries. Continue reading the article to find out more.

First Rechargeable Calcium Battery Offers Cheaper, Safer Alternative to Lithium-Ion Cells

02.20.2024 03:01 AM

A team of experts from China developed the first working rechargeable calcium-oxygen battery that can replace lithium-ion technology. Check this article to find out more.