Scientists have created time crystals - structures where atoms prefer to exist in certain intervals of time - out of ammonium dihydrogen phosphate, a chemical commonly found in fertilisers and fire extinguishers.
New data reveals the global circulation of stolen identities is leading to major shifts in cybercrime worldwide.
European mistletoe seems to survive without a protein indispensable for life called “complex I,” two independent teams of researchers reported yesterday.
Rebecca Kilbreath’s collection allows her a glimpse into places that no longer exist or images that wouldn’t be acceptable today,
Merry Free Comic Book Day Eve, comics fans!
I think I was a plant in a past life.
I’m not sure I found out anything especially useful. And I am fairly certain that poor Avalanche would agree it wasn’t worth the hassle.
The government is stepping in to tell people to tie furniture onto cars correctly.
The team hope their findings can ease concerns that women taking birth control might have about the drug’s effects.
Dad and child science project survives but needs recharging.
Litecoin and Ethereum are also possibilities, once Coinbase sorts itself out.
The force is with the staff at Heathrow, for sure.
The research could possibly even help explain how melanomas, the cancers that affect melanocytes, avoid detection by our immune system.
Oh no what a surprise this is.
