How do stars form and burn out in the Universe?
Everything in the universe, including ourselves, is composed of subatomic particles that originated in stars. It is said, somewhat poetically, that we are made of stardust, and this is true.
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Second exoplanet discovered using very high precision radio observations
It is a Jupiter-like planet orbiting a low-mass star. It was located with the technique of astrometry, which measures the position of the star. The finding was made possible with the VLBA radio telescope array, a system of ten identical antennas with a common central antenna.
Aztech-Sat: the development of small satellites to track marine animals
This project, known as "Aztech-Sat," has the goal of developing a monitoring system that makes use of artificial satellites by combining open-source software with commercially available hardware. Find out more information on this endeavor.
The protective effect of moringa peptides against colon cancer
Moringa oleifera Lam. leaf peptides have been studied for their possible anticancer effect in colon cancer cells at the Center for Research in Food and Development (CIAD).
The contraction of the layers of the atmosphere is a cause for concern
There is a pressing need for further measurements to determine the scope of the phenomena of layers of the atmosphere thinning down.
Artificial intelligence is making more and more decisions
Artificial intelligence is being used to make an increasing number of judgments in both the public and commercial sectors, and the outcomes of these decisions are not devoid of biases or poorly defined frameworks.
Left-handed people adapt to the world of right-handers
The trait of left-handedness is inherited in a recessive manner. Find out how they are more able to adjust to utilizing both hands than right-handed people.