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A CP-symmetry transformation swaps a particle with the mirror image of its antiparticle. The LHCb collaboration has observed a breakdown of this symmetry in the decays of the D0 meson (illustrated by the big sphere on the right) and its antimatter counterpart, the anti-D0 (big sphere on the left), into other particles (smaller spheres). The extent of the breakdown was deduced from the difference in the number of decays in each case (vertical bars, for illustration only) . Credit: CERN

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Why matter is so widespread in the universe

March 23, 2019

The structure of a planet, a planet with a disk and a synestia, all of the same mass. Credit: Simon Lock and Sarah Stewart.

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Scientists proposed new type of planetary object

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Records of historical supernova found in Karnataka

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Records of historical supernova found in Karnataka

March 22, 2019

From left: Nicki Engeseth, professor of FSHN; Bill Helferich, professor of FSHN; and doctoral student Ashley Warfield-Oyirifi.

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Reused cooking oil promote progression of late-stage breast cancer

March 22, 2019

An image of AstroQuest galaxy alongside how it looks in the AstroQuest platform once a citizen scientist has ‘helped’ the computer to identify what belongs to the main galaxy and what doesn’t. Credit: ICRAR/AstroQuest

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Volunteers want to help unlock the secrets of our universe

March 22, 2019

Photo shows the area on the Coast Guard cutter Spencer’s diesel engine where the MIT-developed “Dashboard” detected damage that could have caused a fire. The damage was hidden under the brown cap at center.

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Energy monitor can find electrical failures before they happen

March 22, 2019

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From left: Nicki Engeseth, professor of FSHN; Bill Helferich, professor of FSHN; and doctoral student Ashley Warfield-Oyirifi.

Reused cooking oil promote progression of late-stage breast cancer

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Kuenenia stuttgartiensis, here seen under a transmission electron microscope, is a model anammox microorganism, which grows as single cells. It is a freshwater species also found in wastewater treatment plants. CREDIT Laura van Niftrik

Microbes can grow on nitric oxide

March 18, 2019

An image of AstroQuest galaxy alongside how it looks in the AstroQuest platform once a citizen scientist has ‘helped’ the computer to identify what belongs to the main galaxy and what doesn’t. Credit: ICRAR/AstroQuest

Volunteers want to help unlock the secrets of our universe

March 22, 2019

A CP-symmetry transformation swaps a particle with the mirror image of its antiparticle. The LHCb collaboration has observed a breakdown of this symmetry in the decays of the D0 meson (illustrated by the big sphere on the right) and its antimatter counterpart, the anti-D0 (big sphere on the left), into other particles (smaller spheres). The extent of the breakdown was deduced from the difference in the number of decays in each case (vertical bars, for illustration only) . Credit: CERN

Why matter is so widespread in the universe

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Having a male twin is bad for girls, study

Having a male twin is bad for girls, study

March 19, 2019

Physicists just made the precise measurement of the ghostly speed of quantum tunneling

Physicists just made the precise measurement of the ghostly speed of quantum tunneling

March 20, 2019

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Non-toxic salt water battery

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Scientists designed new battery prototype using non toxic salt water

March 22, 2019

Psychology may help explain why male and female serial killers differ

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Psychology may help explain why male and female serial killers differ

March 20, 2019

Algae could prevent limb amputation

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Algae could prevent limb amputation

March 20, 2019

Fresh data deepen mystery of dark-matter signal

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Fresh data deepen mystery of dark-matter signal

March 20, 2019

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CTB 1, seen here in a deep exposure that highlights visible light from hydrogen gas, is the expanding wreckage of a massive star that exploded some 10,000 years ago. The pulsar formed in the center of the collapsing star is moving so fast it has completely exited the faint shell. Credit: Copyright Scott Rosen, used with permission

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NASA’s Fermi satellite clocks Cannonball pulsar speeding through space

March 20, 2019

This view of asteroid Bennu ejecting particles from its surface on January 19 was created by combining two images taken on board NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft. Other image processing techniques were also applied, such as cropping and adjusting the brightness and contrast of each image. Credits: NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona/Lockheed Martin

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Near-Earth asteroid Bennu is an active space rock

March 20, 2019

For the first time, the fusion of hydrogen and xenon was able to be investigated at the same temperatures as occur in stellar explosions using an ion storage ring. Credit: Mario Weigand

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How heavy elements come about in the universe

March 19, 2019

Dr Pramoda Kumar Nayak in his lab at IIT Madras

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New discovery paves way for silicon of the future

March 19, 2019