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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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Voyager 1: First Manmade Object in Interstellar Space

University of Iowa space physicist Don Gurnett says there is solid evidence that NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft has become the first manmade object to reach…

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ET-CORMs – Enzyme-triggered CO releasing molecules for therapeutic use

Carbon monoxide (CO), which is endogenously produced mainly in the course of

heme degradation, was recently recognized as a powerful cytoprotective…

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Spray – Spray formulation of endophytes for crop protection against herbivorous insects

Herbivorous insects can cause significant damages in agriculture, resulting in reduced

crop yields, quality and profit for most of the crops worldwide. These…

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ManuCloud: Streamlining IT Integration for High-Tech Industries

The increasing demand for customizable products, especially of high value goods or throughout high-tech industry branches such as automotive, photovoltaic or…

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Cloud System Detects Program-Tampering for Businesses

For small and midsize organizations, the outsourcing of demanding computational tasks to the cloud — huge banks of computers accessible over the Internet — can…

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Nano-optics: Light moves in the right direction

Optical fibers are now delivering ultrafast internet connections to homes across the world. By replacing electronics-based technologies with architectures that…

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Explore the Milky Way’s 3D Structure: New Insights Revealed

They find a box/peanut shaped bulge with an elongated bar and a prominent X-structure, which had been hinted at in previous studies. This indicates that the…

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Spray – Spray formulation of endophytes for crop protection against herbivorous insects

Herbivorous insects can cause significant damages in agriculture, resulting in reduced

crop yields, quality and profit for most of the crops worldwide. These…

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ET-CORMs – Enzyme-triggered CO releasing molecules for therapeutic use

Carbon monoxide (CO), which is endogenously produced mainly in the course of

heme degradation, was recently recognized as a powerful cytoprotective…

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NAU Team Uncovers Hidden Comet Using Spitzer Telescope

The discovery resulted from an ongoing project led by researchers at Northern Arizona University using the Spitzer Space Telescope. Through a lot of focused…

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New magnetic semiconductor material holds promise for 'spintronics'

The researchers synthesized the new compound, strontium tin oxide (Sr3SnO), as an epitaxial thin film on a silicon chip. Epitaxial means the material is a…

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Scientists Find They Are Still in the Dark Understanding How the Biggest Black Holes Were Born

Unresolved questions about the nature of supermassive black holes, gravitational monsters at the heart of nearly all large galaxies, were at the forefront of a…

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Growing Thin Films of Germanium

Researchers have developed a new technique to produce thin films of germanium crystals — key components for next-generation electronic devices such as…

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Wireless Sensors Enhance Fall Detection for Seniors

University of Utah electrical engineers have developed a network of wireless sensors that can detect a person falling. This monitoring technology could be…

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Inflatable antennae could give CubeSats greater reach

The future of satellite technology is getting small — about the size of a shoebox, to be exact. These so-called “CubeSats,” and other small satellites, are…

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Sculpted Light Unlocks New Insights into Brain Activity

Scientists at the Campus Vienna Biocenter (Austria) have found a way to overcome some of the limitations of light microscopy. Applying the new technique, they…

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