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Deborah Bloomfield

What Happens If A Star Explodes Near Earth?

December 6, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Exploding stars are one of the hazards life faces in the universe, but a nearby explosion could cause anything from a total calamity to a beautiful view, depending on the scale you’re using to define “near”.  Before we get to that, let’s talk about what is meant by “explode”. Do stars actually explode? If you […]

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Strange Chimney-Like Vents That Emit “Shimmering” Plumes Discovered On Dead Sea Floor

December 6, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Divers have discovered strange chimney-shaped vents on the Dead Sea’s lake floor that discharge shimmering plumes of fluid. The Dead Sea is a constantly changing and dynamic system. Its level is currently dropping by roughly 1 meter (3.3 feet) per year, which has been happening for over 50 years. This is because the Dead Sea […]

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This Is The Face Of Ancient Egypt’s Greatest Pharaoh

December 6, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Known by his superb nickname “The Magnificent”, Pharaoh Amenhotep III oversaw arguably the most glorious period in Ancient Egyptian history, bringing peace and prosperity to the empire while commissioning the construction of some of its most lavish landmarks. Now, more than 3,350 years after his death, the ancient ruler has finally been restored to his […]

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Cannibal Paddington, Glowing Wood, And A New Human Species?

December 6, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

This week on Break It Down: scientists may have discovered a new ancient relative of humans, collar cameras from Andean bears reveal Paddington may have a taste for cubs, we’ve been paying the salmon tax to dogs for 2,000 years more than thought, new biohybrid wood glows green in the dark, diamond batteries could last […]

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Watch Groundbreaking Science In Action With Short Film “Beamtime: Crystal Hitters”

December 6, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

What do you get when you combine a team of scientists, a jet of crystals, a giant laser beam firing X-rays, a synchrotron facility in Japan, and a ticking clock? New short film Crystal Hitters: Beamtime, following a group of scientists from the University of Connecticut and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, reveals just that, […]

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Is The World Entering A “Third Nuclear Age”?

December 6, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

The world is on the precipice of a “third nuclear age,” according to the UK’s head of armed forces Admiral Sir Tony Radakin. He’s not the first person to sound the alarm. In recent years, a number of think tanks and researchers have claimed a new atomic age is upon us. But what exactly is […]

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Fentanyl Traces Found In Blubber Of Wild Dolphins In Gulf Of Mexico

December 6, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Dr Dara Orbach is a field biologist who conducts regular surveys of cetaceans, namely dolphins, in her Gulf of Mexico home waters. During a routine workday in 2013, Orbach encountered a deceased dolphin “so fresh that its tail was still twitching.” She did what any researcher might do – collected the specimen for future analysis.  […]

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Could The Solar System Have Captured A Rogue Planet? New Study Suggests It’s Not Impossible

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

A new study has looked into the possibility that our Solar System could capture and provide a home for a rogue planet as they hurtle through the galaxy, alone. In 2017, astronomers at the Pan-STARRS1 observatory looking for near-Earth asteroids spotted an object as it hurtled past our Sun at 38.3 kilometers per second (23.8 […]

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Military Dolphins Still Protect Around A Quarter Of The US’s Nuclear Arsenal

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Dolphins have various reputations based on their incredible intelligence. They are often seen as friendly, inquisitive, and often playful aquatic mammals, but behind that popular image is an animal that learns quickly, has a talent for mimicry, and demonstrates both self-awareness and strong problem-solving skills.  It’s therefore no wonder dolphins, along with other marine mammals, […]

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Feeling Overwhelmed? Alone Time Is Essential To Wellbeing For Over 50 Percent Of People

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

The festive season can be tough on the old mental health. Back-to-back social engagements, the pressure to purchase the perfect gift, and the occasional run-in with a conversation you’d sooner not be having when everyone’s imbibed an eggnog or two. It can be hard to get some time to yourself, but for some people it’s […]

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Wild Water Buffalo Have Friends Of Similar Personalities

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Female water buffalo like to hang with their pals – whatever the truth of opposites attracting may be in some species, it doesn’t extend to these ungulates. At least that’s the conclusion of a study of feral water buffalo that shows they too get by with a little help from their friends. Most people don’t […]

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NASA Is About To Make An Important Announcement About Its Artemis Lunar Program

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Shortly, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, his deputy Pam Melroy, and several other members of the leadership team will sit down with the media at the agency’s headquarters in Washington to update people about the Artemis lunar program. The press conference will take place at 1 pm EST (6 pm GMT) and can be followed on […]

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Ancient Skeleton Turns Out To Be At Least 7 People Born Thousands Of Years Apart

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

A skeleton found in Belgium and assumed to be of an individual person has, after further examination, turned out to be made of at least seven individuals who lived centuries apart from each other. In the 1970s, excavations of a large Gallo-Roman town in Pommerœul, Belgium, found 76 cremation burials and one strange burial of […]

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Magnificent Close-Up Photograph Of A Whale’s Eye Hides Much Sadder Story

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Ocean photographer and advocate Rachel Moore is fortunate enough to spend a lot of time swimming and interacting with whales and dolphins. On one particular day, she swam with a humpback whale she’s nicknamed Sweet Girl, capturing extraordinarily detailed photographs of the whale’s eye. Tragically, four days later Sweet Girl was struck and killed by […]

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Second Most Water-Rich World In The Inner Solar System Has More Organic Material Than Thought

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Ceres, a dwarf planet and queen of the Asteroid Belt, continues to be a fascinating world. When it was visited by NASA’s Dawn, signs of geological activity – including ice volcanoes – were abundant. The spacecraft also reported the presence of several organic-rich regions. The assumption was that comets and asteroids brought those to the […]

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Maps Show Antarctic Is Turning Green With Plant Life – A Troubling Sign For The Planet

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Antarctica, the icy continent, is experiencing a surprising transformation as its fringes turn green with plant life in the wake of warming temperatures. This remarkable change is vividly captured in a new map created by NASA’s Earth Observatory using data from archives of satellite imagery. The amount of green vegetation on the Antarctic Peninsula has […]

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Largest Elliptical Galaxies Might Have Formed In Incredible Starburst Events

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Galaxies are broadly divided into three groups. You have the spirals like the Milky Way and Andromeda, the irregular galaxies, and the elliptical galaxies. This latter group tends to have the most massive and usually most aged population of stars. The idea is that these elliptical galaxies arrive at their final shape through collisions across […]

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What Do Men And Women Envy In The Opposite Sex?

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Envy is a complex emotion that can take different forms and is often shaped by both social and biological influences. Now, researchers have described a “new” kind of envy imbalance that is directed toward the opposite sex. The team found that women tend to envy men for perceived social advantages, including their salaries and prestige, […]

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How Can Hearts Beat Outside The Body? It Could Be Their “Little Brains”

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

Take a heart out of a human and – provided you keep it stored under very exact conditions for transplantation – it can carry on beating. How? Well, it could come down to the organ’s “little brain,” as new research has identified that a cluster of neurons may play a much more significant role in […]

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World’s First Carbon-14 Diamond Battery Offers Hope Of Power For Thousands Of Years

December 5, 2024 by Deborah Bloomfield

The first battery made from carbon-14 encased within a diamond that can replace a standard lithium-ion battery has been produced, culminating from years of research.  As the original, the battery might fetch a price far above a conventional gemstone from collectors, but its makers have bigger goals than the jewelry market. Instruments powered by such […]

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