Apple’s iPhones have long been the gold standard for innovation and design in the smartphone world. With each new release, they introduce exciting features that set the tone for the industry. The iPhone 15 brought with it impressive advancements, but now the iPhone 16 has emerged with promises of even more groundbreaking technology. Whether you’re … Read more
The common cold is an ailment that affects millions of people each year. It’s something we all experience, regardless of gender, but there’s been ongoing curiosity about whether men or women are more susceptible. A popular myth has been that women seem to catch colds more easily than men. Is there truth to this belief, … Read more
A swallow looks like a hallucination of a fish. Her body is flat like a pancake, with her head permanently bent to one side, and instead of having one eye on each side of her head, both eyes are crowded on one side. This anatomy, strange as it is, is one of the remarkable success … Read more
When irradiated with infrared light, some molecules such as metal phthalocyanine vibrate and generate small localized magnetic fields. Researchers have calculated these effects and aim to test and experimentally manipulate these fields for possible applications in quantum computing. Credit: SciTechDaily.com Physicists at TU Graz have determined that certain molecules can be stimulated by pulses of … Read more
Boeing’s days in space may be numbered. And SpaceX may have become NASA’s new favorite space contractor. The International Space Station (ISS) orbits the Earth at an altitude of 250 miles. That doesn’t sound like much. You can drive 250 miles in an inexpensive sedan in about four hours or take a one-hour flight (if … Read more
Millions of years ago, Antarctica looked very different from the icy landscape we know today. A research expedition led by the Alfred Wegener Institute has uncovered a hidden secret. Geologists discovered evidence of an ancient river system by studying sediment samples from the Amundsen Sea. This suggests that Antarctica supported a temperate climate around 34 … Read more
SKYGAZERS around the world will be treated to a celestial spectacle as a rare ‘lunar stop’ takes place tonight. For the first time in almost two decades, the moon will periodically rise and set at its most extreme points, offering some of the most stunning lunar views. 4 A rare lunar phenomenon is expected to … Read more
Nanoscale solutions with small size differences can be separated by membranes with identical pores—if they have enough opportunity to try. Credit: Argonne National Laboratory. Imagine a close basketball game that comes down to the last shot. The probability of the ball going through the ring may be quite low, but it would increase dramatically if … Read more
This is not investment advice. The author has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. Wccftech.com has a disclosure and ethics policy. After NASA solicited and then selected a new round of proposals for its Mars sample return program, a freedom of information request made by an X user in Australia has shared details … Read more
Researchers have identified a prehistoric marine reptile found in 1935 as a thalattosaur, not a coristodere, using CT scans and a new specimen. The reconstruction of Pachystropheus rhaeticuspictured together with a hybodont shark feeding on a Brewery the fish. Credit: James Ormiston Scientists have reclassified a prehistoric marine reptile discovered in 1935 as one of … Read more