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Unravelling Coronal Mass Ejections from Our Solar System’s Origin

Young stars ejecting plasma could give us clues into the Sun’s past Kyoto, Japan — Down here on Earth we don’t usually notice, but the Sun is frequently ejecting huge masses of plasma into space. These are called coronal mass ejections (CMEs). They often occur together with sudden brightenings called flares, and sometimes extend far enough to disturb Earth’s magnetosphere, generating space weather phenomena including auroras or geomagnetic storms, and even damaging power grids on occasion. Scientists believe that when…

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How Ion Motion Is Controlled in Solid Electrolytes

The same team of researchers discovered intermediate phases seven years ago in amorphous or disordered materials where networks are covalently bonded. The…

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Master's Program in Digital Media: Last Call for Applications

The courses are held in English. Nonetheless, the study program adheres to Germany's gratuitous practices concerning tuition fees. Thus, being accepted into…

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A Malaga company develops a software that, by means of satellite photographs, allows …

Malaga company Decasat has devised a technology pioneer in Spain for town halls to detect non- programmed town-planning changes or changes that are not…

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New Qubit Structure Proposed by Basque Country Researchers

The piece, entitled, “Optimal Control of Quantum Rings by Terahertz Laser Pulses” (1), proposes new annular structures (quantum rings) to define a qbit, i.e….

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Venus Express’ infrared camera goes filming

The south pole of the planet and its gigantic double vortex has been pictured as never before. The south pole of Venus and the double-eyed storm permanently…

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GIOVE-A Sends First Galileo Navigation Message

The first Galileo navigation message was created by the navigation signal generator unit on board GIOVE-A, using content prepared by the GIOVE Mission Segment….

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Poland Joins ESA as Fourth European Cooperating State

Poland is the fourth European Cooperating State (ECS) following Hungary (April 2003), Czech Republic (November 2003) and Romania (February 2006). Poland was…

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'Granular lakes' slow down the flow

In industrial processes, this phenomenon can eventually cause serious problems. Chemists and mathematicians from the IMPACT research institute of the…

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Manchester Leads £8.3 Million Particle Physics Initiative

Particle accelerators are used to produce beams of charged particles such as protons or electrons, which are then used for a wide variety of applications in…

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Scientists Advance Invisible Technology With Metamaterials

Scientists have already created an ‘invisibility cloak’ made out of ‘metamaterial’ which can bend electromagnetic radiation – such as visible light, radar or…

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SOHO’s 30-Year Journey: Discovering Solar Surface Ripples

The subtle variations reveal themselves as a minuscule ripple in the overall movement of the solar surface. Astronomers have been searching for ripples of this…

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COROT Discovers First Exoplanet, Surprising Scientists

The unanticipated level of accuracy of this raw data shows that COROT will be able to see rocky planets – perhaps even as small as Earth – and possibly provide…

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Mercury’s Molten Core: New Evidence from Cornell Research

Applying a similar test to the planet Mercury, astronomers have found strong evidence that the planet closest to the sun has a fluid core. The research, led by…

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Nokia Siemens Networks Boosts Rural GSM Connectivity Solutions

The Nokia Siemens Networks Village Connection solution supports GSM based voice and SMS services, including roaming and connection to the outside world. A…

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X-Ray Holograms Reveal Hidden Magnetism in Antiferromagnets

Unlike conventional magnets, antiferromagnets (such as the metal chromium) are materials which exhibit ‘secret’ magnetism, undetectable at a macroscopic level….

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Ultrashort Light Pulses Open New Avenues in Science and Industry

Their achievement currently represents the shortest artificial light pulse that has been reported in a refereed journal. Shining this ultrashort light pulse on…

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