Science Transparency: Promoting Open Access to Climate Data
In the fight against climate change, transparency in scientific data and climate research is crucial. However, the current landscape is fraught with challenges that undermine...
Light Might Exist In 37 Dimensions
In a groundbreaking experiment, scientists have explored the strange world of quantum physics by measuring light in an astonishing 37 dimensions. Conducted by researchers...
The Future and Ethics of Human Polygenic Genome Editing
Recent advancements in gene-editing technologies have opened the door to a new frontier in genomic medicine: heritable polygenic editing. This approach, which aims to modify...
What We Know About the Newly Discovered MAL Blood Group
In a remarkable journey spanning over five decades, researchers have finally identified a new blood group system known as MAL, solving a mystery that began...
Mystery Solved: Dark Energy Does Not Exist
Recent research from the University of Canterbury suggests that dark energy, a concept long used to explain the universe’s accelerating expansion, may not exist at...
How Many Cells and Cell Types Make Up the Human Body?
The human body is a complex and dynamic system, estimated to contain between 30 trillion and 40 trillion cells, with recent studies suggesting an average...
Scientists Develop Implantable Device for Real-Time Inflammation Monitoring
Researchers at Northwestern University have unveiled a groundbreaking implantable device capable of monitoring fluctuating protein levels in the body in real time. These shaking sensors...
How Cesium Atomic Clocks Could Save Humanity from Asteroids
Atomic clocks, particularly those based on cesium, have revolutionized timekeeping and enabled many modern technologies that rely on precise synchronization and timing. In this...
Lidocaine Killed Lyme Bacteria in Mouse Skin
Research shows that Lyme disease bacteria can persist in skin, complicating diagnosis. Lidocaine effectively kills Borrelia burgdorferi, raising concerns about false negatives in biopsies. Additionally,...
Could a Quantum Gravimeter Detect a Primordial Black Hole Inside the Earth?
So far we humans can measure many things, but certainly not all or even most things that we will one day be able to measure....