This winter jacket will automatically become thinner to prevent sweat
Chinese researchers from The Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics has created a winter jacket, that automatically changes thickness to prevent overheating and sweating.
18-year study reveals the origin of tsunamis
American scientists from the Georgia Institute of Technology have established the mechanism of formation of giant destructive tsunamis.
Scientists show robots that will descend into the depths of Mars and the Moon
An international team of researchers presented specialized robots, are expected to be able to descend into the subsurface on Mars and the Moon.
The world's first contact lens with an OLED display 6 times thinner than a hair
South Korean researchers have created the world’s first wireless contact lens with an OLED display for the diagnosis of retinal diseases.
Perovskite elements return 42% of the light in the room back to the socket
Chinese scientists have created photovoltaic systems for premises based on perovskite elements with a record efficiency of 42%.
Robotic thread finds kidney stones and dissolves them
Kidney stones can be a serious problem, especially if they cannot be removed with oral medications.
Diabetic patient starts producing insulin on his own after implantation of genetically modified cells
A man from type 1 diabetes mellitus became the world’s first patient to start producing his own insulin after transplantation of genetically modified cells.
"Quantum Lie Detector": test allows to distinguish real quantum computers from imitators
Dutch and Chinese physicists have developed a test to see, if the large quantum system corresponds to the principles of quantum mechanics, or only imitates them.
Escaped from Last of Us: rabbits with terrifying tentacles are spreading in Colorado
In the US state of Colorado, rabbits with unusual spiny black tentacles on their faces.
Scientists use "black metal" to improve solar energy by 15 times
American researchers from the University of Rochester have used ferrous metal in a new design of solar thermoelectric generators.
"Ozempik and other weight loss drugs cause sudden vision loss, — study
A number of recent studies indicate that popular weight loss drugs such as “Ozempik, Vegovi and Mounjaro, also known as semaglutide and tirzepatide, can cause an increased risk of eye diseases and even lead to vision loss.
Cyborg conveyor: scientists have created a device for rapid chipping of cockroaches
Researchers from Japan and Singapore have created a conveyor for quick chipping of cockroaches and their subsequent remote control.
Consequences of AI development: electricity prices in the US increased by up to 36%, depending on the state
In the United States, amid rapid development of AI technologies there is an increase in electricity consumption and, as a result, an increase in electricity prices.
Scientists find out, why NASA rovers keep getting stuck on other planets
American engineers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have discovered a flaw in the method of testing NASA’s rovers on Earth.
Jellyfish take over NPP in France: clogged cooling filters lead to reactor shutdown
A flock of jellyfish in the north of France led to the shutdown of the Gravlin NPP, clogging the cooling filters.
Don't like music? Scientists have found out why
A group of Spanish researchers from the University of Barcelona has found out why some people do not receive no positive impressions, listening to music.
Inexpensive houses started to be printed in the USA
Icon, an American company specializing in 3D printing, is building 3 residential buildings for low-income housing in Texas, demonstrating the potential of these technologies for the affordable housing market.
You can listen to the conversation remotely thanks to the phone's vibration, — research
A group of american researchers from the University of Pennsylvania has discovered, that the weak vibrations, created by the phone’s speaker, can be used to remotely listening to conversations.
NASA's spacecraft to search for water on the Moon lost a day after launch
NASA lost contact with the Lunar Trailblazer lunar vehicle, designed to mapping of places with water on the Earth’s satellite, and officially announced the completion of the mission.
Perseids in Ukraine: how to see a star shower on the night of August 13
Every year in mid-August, Ukrainians have the opportunity to observe the amazing phenomenon of the Perseid meteor shower.
A male birth control pill without side effects has passed human trials
Pharmaceutical startup YourChoice Therapeutics is conducting clinical trials of the male contraceptive YCT-529, which seems to have no side effects.
Quantum virtual machines will reduce computing from days to hours
American researchers from Columbia University have presented a new computing technology, that allows several people to run programs on a quantum computer simultaneously.
The best dark matter detector: thorium-229 will help detect forces 10 trillion times weaker than gravity
Israeli and German scientists have decided to use thorium-229 to develop an ultra-precise nuclear clock, capable of detecting forces 10 trillion times weaker than gravity.
A quantum computer has defeated AI: IBM and Moderna simulate the longest mRNA molecule
American researchers from IBM and Moderna have used quantum modeling to predict the complex secondary structure of a 60-nucleotide mRNA sequence, the longest ever simulated on a quantum computer.
"JWST's most significant discovery": James Webb telescope finds planet near the closest star to the Sun
Astronomers using the James Webb telescope have obtained a possible image of a mysterious planet near Alpha Centauri A —, a Sun-like star in the constellation Alpha Centauri.
What will happen if everyone on Earth turns on the lights at the same time, — Smithsonian researcher
An American researcher from Smithsonian Institution Harold Wallace asked an interesting question about what would happen if all the people on the planet turned on the lights at the same time.
Groups of "scientists" publish thousands of fake articles, — research
Research by an American scientist Luis Amaral of University of Northwestern indicates the existence of a wide international network of science fraudsters.
Chrysalis: an interstellar ship project to travel 2400 people for 400 years
A team of engineers has developed a project of a hypothetical spacecraft Chrysalis, capable of accommodating up to 2,400 passengers and delivering them to Alpha Centauri in about 400 years.
NASA finds "coral" billions of years old on Mars
NASA’s Curiosity rover sends photos to Earth an unusual object, that looks like a piece of coral.
Scientists plan a mission to a black hole: "Extremely difficult and highly speculative"
In a new study, Chinese astrophysicists have proposed a way to get to a black hole.
The secret life of scientists in Antarctica: two-thirds have faced harassment and violence
According to the results of a survey commissioned by The US National Science Foundation, about 40% of employees surveyed at US Antarctic research bases, had experienced sexual harassment or violence in the last 2 years.
Blood of long-livers is significantly different, — study
Swedish scientists from the Karolinska Institutet have discovered differences in the blood of long-lived people.
Room sound screen blocks noise without blocking air
American researchers from the Zhang’s lab at Boston University has developed and presented a new metamaterial for broadband audio noise cancellation.
"Kill it in your sleep": eerie decryption of AI models' communication with each other during mutual learning
A group of American researchers from Truthful AI and Anthropic found out, that AI models can communicate with each other unnoticed by humans.
OceanGate Titan bathyscaphe crash: US Coast Guard releases investigation
The US Coast Guard has released the results of the Maritime Board’s investigation into the circumstances of the OceanGate Titan tragedy.
Civilization is doomed to self-destruction led by narcissistic leaders, — new book by Cambridge researcher
In his new book titled “The Curse of Goliath” researcher at the Center for the Study of Existential Risk in Cambridge Luke Kemp argues, that narcissistic political leaders move humanity towards self-destruction.
AI has created processors that work well but are completely incomprehensible
In a new study, american and indian scientists propose to design chips, using the algorithm deep learning of AI and the subsequent creation of circuits and components.
Add salt: a simple solution increases battery life by 10 times
Researchers from The King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia has discovered a simple way to extending the service life of batteries water-based.
Gamma laser will be able to destroy cancer cells or study the structure of the Universe
American engineers from the University of Colorado at Denver are planning to soon present powerful gamma laser, is able to destroy cancer cells without damaging healthy ones.
Visual microphone reads sound from micro vibrations of illuminated objects
Chinese researchers from the Beijing Institute of Technology have created a microphone that, unlike traditional ones, picks up light rather than air vibrations.
Battery checks 1 million times per second: new technology will guarantee the integrity of critical transport batteries
European researchers have presented an innovative technology for monitoring the condition of batteries in electric vehicles and renewable energy systems that can significantly improve their safety, efficiency and service life.
Earth, Mars, Venus and an unknown planet harmoniously "waltzed" around the Sun, — modeling based on exoplanet observations
Chinese researchers have found, that four planets of the Earth group in the solar system, including the Earth and a long-lost planet, were probably formed by orbiting a parent star in a certain rhythm.
The land is greening and the oceans are dying: scientists have discovered a global redistribution of life
American researchers have found that in the period from 2003 to 2021 the ability of plants on land to absorb CO₂ through photosynthesis has increased in the face of a warming climate.
All optimists are the same, all pessimists are different, — research
Japanese neuroscientists have found in a new study, that brain activity optimistic people are very similar to each other. Meanwhile, neural patterns of less optimistic people are more diverse.
More space for aliens: new theory expands the boundaries of extraterrestrial life
Researchers from The Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences at New York University in Abu Dhabi has proposed a new theory, that expands the search for extraterrestrial life forms.
Scientists recreated the first chemical reaction in the Universe
German researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics in Heidelberg recreated the first chemical reaction in the Universe, which took place after the Big Bang, about 13.8 billion years ago.
"X-Men" in reality: scientists have found genes that give additional abilities
American researchers have found special genes in hibernating animals that regulate their metabolism and reduce energy consumption.
The world's largest neurocomputer simulates a monkey's brain
Chinese engineers have unveiled a new neurocomputer that mimics the brain of a macaque.
Scientists made AI search for new laws of physics and correct incorrect assumptions — it works
American researchers from Emory University in Atlanta taught AI make new physical discoveries, not just look for mistakes or predict research results.
Self-washing windows: China has learned to clean glass with an electric field
Chinese scientists from Zhejiang University has developed a self-cleaning glass using an electric field to dust removal and other particles from the surface.
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