This ‘rogue’ planet has auroral activity similar to Northern Lights
Astronomers from Trinity College Dublin have studied a rogue planet, SIMP-0136, exhibiting auroral activity similar to Earth’s Northern Lights.
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This ‘rogue’ planet has auroral activity similar to Northern Lights
Astronomers from Trinity College Dublin have studied a rogue planet, SIMP-0136, exhibiting auroral activity similar to Earth’s Northern Lights.
Global health R&D benefits rich countries too, study argues
A 14-year old girl in Addis Ababa getting the HPV vaccine during the HPV vaccine in January 2021. Photo credits: WHO As the US cuts back on its funding for global health research, a new study has argued that this money largely stays within rich countries, and leads to inventions that are later repurposed for people in wealthy, donor states. Under Donald.
Global health R&D benefits rich countries too, study argues
A 14-year old girl in Addis Ababa getting the HPV vaccine during the HPV vaccine in January 2021. Photo credits: WHO As the US cuts back on its funding for global health research, a new study has argued that this money largely stays within rich countries, and leads to inventions that are later repurposed for people in wealthy, donor states. Under Donald.
We finally have idea about origin of rare earth elements
The collision and merger of two neutron stars, the very dense remnants of collapsed stars, are some of the most energetic events in the universe.
Snow melts earlier in burned forests, new Science Advances study finds
Wildfires are causing earlier snowmelt across the western U. S., and this effect would only be exacerbated by projected warmer winters. This is according to a new study led by Colorado School of Mines researchers published today in the journal Science Advances Topics: EducationMiningLocation: Colorado.