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Complex flow patterns develop in the interiors of rapidly rotating stars. An international research team has now experimentally demonstrated for the first time a flow state characteristic of such celestial bodies. The artistic visualization shows a star characterized by turbulent structures.
Scientists reproduced a long-predicted turbulent flow state that may govern heat and motion deep inside rapidly rotating planets and stars.
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Experiments show strong stellar magnetic fields can stop coronal mass ejections, helping explain why astronomers rarely detect them.
SpacePowerful magnetic fields could be trapping giant stellar eruptions before they escapeJoseph Shavit
Fossilized animal waste may have recycled nutrients and helped complex marine ecosystems flourish during the Cambrian Explosion.
DiscoveriesAncient animal feces may have helped transform Earth’s oceans 540 million years agoJoseph Shavit
SpaceNASA’s Roman Space Telescope launches to map billions of galaxies and hunt distant worldsJoseph Shavit
Drops can become electrically charged as they slide across surfaces. If they then fall onto a coating—such as on a car—the coating can be corroded by the drop’s electrical discharge and permanently damaged.
Green ImpactScientists discover why rain drops can damage metal protective coatingsJoshua Shavit
A powerful pulsed magnet expands the shock layer around spacecraft models, advancing a possible new approach to surviving reentry heat.
SpacePowerful new magnetic system could help spacecraft survive the brutal heat of reentryJoseph Shavit
HealthScientists design new RNA therapy to bypass mutations behind thousands of genetic diseasesJoseph Shavit
A quantum watch uses interference in excited helium atoms to measure elapsed time without counting from a defined starting point.
DiscoveriesQuantum interference offers a radically different way to measure timeJoseph Shavit
Resurrected lactoferricin peptides show how a few amino-acid changes transformed an ancient immune defense.
HealthScientists resurrect a 160-million-year-old mammal immune system and watch it evolveRebecca Shavit
A physics-informed neural network rebuilt simulated mantle flow from limited surface and temperature clues.
AIPhysics-trained AI reveals how Earth’s deep interior changed over timeJoshua Shavit
Mercury may contain far less silicon dioxide than thought, offering new clues to its volcanic past and intensely hot interior.
SpaceMercury’s surface chemistry reveals clues to a much hotter volcanic pastJoseph Shavit
Malva searches RNA across millions of cells in seconds, exposing mutations, pathogens and isoforms hidden in massive biological datasets.
HealthNew ‘Google-like’ search engine can scan millions of cells for hidden RNA clues in secondsJoseph Shavit
Astronomers estimate 40 quintillion stellar black holes fill the observable universe and hold nearly 1% of ordinary matter.
SpaceThe universe may contain a staggering 40 quintillion black holesJoseph Shavit
Coconut oil biofuel ran in a turbojet with comparable efficiency while cutting hydrocarbon emissions in blends with Jet A-1.
Green ImpactCoconut oil could offer airlines another path toward alternative jet fuelJoshua Shavit
AI can detect hypertension and diabetes from facial videos while retinal scans may help identify people at risk of dementia.
AIAI can detect hypertension and diabetes by looking at your face and eyesShy Cohen
MIT’s 3D-printed bifur-circuits let smart structures change shape while preserving electrical connections and sensing their form.
InnovationsMIT’s new ‘bifur-circuits’ let smart devices change shape without losing powerShy Cohen
Scientists created living fungal fabric that can repair itself, repel water, produce colors, block UV light and biodegrade in soil.
Green ImpactThe future of fashion: Living fungal fabric that repairs itself and blocks UV lightRebecca Shavit