Tag: science
Space Debris Found in Geosynchronous Orbit Poses Risk to High-Value Satellites
Tiny fragments of space debris near geosynchronous orbit threaten expensive satellites vital to global communications and navigation.
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Tokyo Researchers Enhance Inkjet Printing of Electronic Circuits Inspired by Carbonated Drinks
Scientists at Tokyo Metropolitan University developed a method to improve inkjet-printed electronic circuits, drawing inspiration from carbonated beverages.
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MIT and EPFL Unveil Robotic Bird Capable of Flying and Diving for Ocean Research
Researchers from MIT and EPFL developed a robotic bird that can both fly and dive underwater, pioneering new possibilities for marine exploration.
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NASA’s New Horizons Probe Awakens After Record-Breaking Hibernation
NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft has exited its longest hibernation phase, signaling normal operations after 321 days in sleep mode.
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NASA’s James Webb Telescope Captures Most Detailed Image of Centaurus A Galaxy
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has released its most detailed imagery to date of the Centaurus A galaxy, showcasing unprecedented clarity.
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China Completes Tests on World’s Largest Superconducting Magnet for Fusion Reactor
Chinese engineers finalized testing of the world’s largest superconducting magnet for their fusion reactor under the CRAFT project.
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CERN Shuts Down Large Hadron Collider for Extensive Four-Year Upgrade
CERN halts the Large Hadron Collider for four years to perform its largest upgrade, transitioning to the High-Luminosity LHC by 2030.
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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Completes Marathon Distance on Mars After Over Five Years
NASA’s Perseverance rover traveled 42.2 kilometers on Mars, completing a marathon distance after more than five years of exploration.
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Scientists Detect Physical Traces of Black Hole Event Horizon for the First Time
For the first time, researchers have identified physical evidence linked to a black hole’s event horizon beyond theoretical models.
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China Plans Major Expansion of Tiangong Space Station and Launch of Hubble-Class Telescope
China will double the size of its Tiangong space station and deploy a Hubble-level space telescope in the coming years, advancing its orbital capabilities.
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Researchers at UC Berkeley Develop Electronic Nose to Detect Hazardous Food Gases
UC Berkeley researchers created an electronic nose that senses gases from spoiled foods and allergens, outperforming the human nose.
Read MoreResearchers Question Microsoft’s Quantum Computing Approach Centered on Majorana Fermions
New doubts arise over Microsoft’s quantum computing technology based on Majorana fermions, challenging the timeline and feasibility of its quantum system.
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