Gliese 367 b is a dark, hot sub-Earth with no atmosphere, study finds
Artistic concept of Gliese 367 b. Credit: NASA Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), astronomers studied a nearby sub-Earth ...
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Study finds microplastic fibers can travel as far as the stratosphere
Fig. 1: An interdisciplinary team from the University of Vienna, Austria and the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization ...
There is great uncertainty over seeding the skies to combat climate change, study finds
The 10-year zonal average corresponds to the average total column ozone depletion resulting from the injection of 5 Mt/year of ...
Study of large binary stars reveals new evidence of altered gravity at low acceleration
This figure shows the projected separation range in the sky s corresponding to the Newton–MOND transition range in acceleration. The ...
Study shows captive-bred Egyptian vultures can improve flight and migration performance
Neophron percopterus, also known as the white scavenging vulture or Pharaoh's chicken, is a common scavenger seen in landfills in ...
Plantations endanger baby primates, study finds
Southern pig-tailed macaque feeding on an oil palm fruit. Credit: Anna Holzner According to a new study published in Current ...
Lifespan increases in mice when specific brain cells are activated, study finds
With age, researchers have found that the Ppp1r17 protein tends to leave the nucleus of neurons, and when this happens, ...
Global study reveals extreme impacts of drought on grasslands and shrubs
Shelters used to recreate drought conditions east of Fort Collins, Colorado. Credit: Colorado State University College of Natural Sciences. A ...
Families will change dramatically in coming years, study finds
In the future, the number of relatives will decrease all over the world. Credit: MPIDR The number of an individual's ...
Bottled water may contain hundreds of thousands of previously unknown tiny pieces of plastic, study finds
Using lasers, scientists photographed hundreds of thousands of previously invisible tiny plastic particles in bottled water. Credit: Naixin Qian, Columbia ...
