Medicine & TechnologyHigh UV radiation levels on metal-rich stars paradoxically exposed planets orbiting around them to harmful UV rays, affecting their habitability. Read the article to learn more.
For the first time, scientists used pure water to detect antineutrinos, which are the antiparticle counterpart of neutrinos. Read the article to learn more.
Fossil analysis reveals that plants were producing higher levels of sunscreen chemicals to protect themselves from high UV radiation at the end of the Permian period, suggesting that the ozone layer was destroyed. Read the article to learn more.
Astronomers discovered a rare sighting of a luminous jet from a dying star encountering a supermassive black hole. Read the article to know more details.
Destructive solar storms may not be responsible for the radiation spots observed in earth trees according to latest studies. Know more about this topic here, read now to continue!
Researchers tested how long microorganisms could survive on Mars and found one species could live for millions of years as long as it is 32 feet below the Martian surface. Read the article to learn more.
Experts weigh in on whether cockroaches could survive a nuclear war that can kill the rest of Earth's species. Read the article to find out the answer.
Researchers found that intraductal administration of immunotoxin eliminates signs of early breast cancer and provides an alternative treatment to chemotherapy and radiation. Read the article to learn more.
MIT scholars developed an outlandish concept that could help us mitigate global warming. Read more about the idea and how it would work against climate change.
A promising study shows that dostarlimab was effective in phase II clinical trials of a dozen patients with a subset of rectal cancer. Read on to learn more.
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.