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Meet Maryam Mirzakhani: Iranian woman who became the first female to win the ‘Nobel Prize of Maths’
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (385+ words) Mirzakhani's accomplishments have revolutionized a sector of society that has traditionally been male-dominated. According to scholars, her contributions to geometry and dynamical systems have completely transformed the way mathematicians approach complex curved spaces. Even years after her passing, her contributions…...
Inside the Dragon Hole of the South China sea, where oxygen vanishes from the ocean
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (332+ words) Scientists continue examining the Sansha Yongle Blue Hole, known as the Dragon Hole, revealing new structural and chemical insights beneath the South China Sea, researchers reported. The site has drawn global scientific attention. It was once considered the deepest blue…...
South China's “Dragon Hole” hides 1,700 strange viruses beneath the ocean
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (429+ words) Deep inside the South China Sea lies a giant underwater hole. Scientists call it the "Dragon Hole". It drops nearly1,000 feet into the ocean floor. Sunlight cannot reach its deepest layers. Water inside rarely mixes with surrounding seas. This creates a…...
Scientists break 100-Year-Old chemistry rule, create “impossible” molecules
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (406+ words) For nearly one hundred years, chemists followed a strict molecular rule. It defined how atoms could connect inside complex chemical structures." But recent experiments have rewritten that long-standing chemical belief. At UCLA, scientists dared to challenge traditional molecular boundaries. What…...
From fiction to reality: Chinese scientist creates real-life Harry Potter–like invisibility cloak
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (431+ words) A Chinese scientist has demonstrated an optical cloak that can partially erase objects from view, reviving global debate over whether practical invisibility has finally entered scientific reality. How the Optical Cloak Creates Invisibility The cloak relies on a material called…...
Study finds "nanoscale silver coating" can protect solid-state batteries from cracks
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (355+ words) One of the greatest problems of battery durability witnessed by scientists could have been solved. Silver coating can be used to reinforce battery materials in solid state. This finding may revolutionize the future of the energy storage technology. Solid state…...
Are Uranus and Neptune really ice giants? Here's what study says
3+ mon, 2+ day ago (325+ words) Uranus and Neptune may not be classic ice giants. New research'challenges long standing views of their internal composition. The scientists observed that these distant planets could be far rockier inside. The findings reshape understanding of the solar system's outer worlds....
World’s First Discovery of Ice XXI: South Korean team finds new ice phase at room temperature
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (397+ words) New Ice Phase Found at Room TemperatureThe study, published in Nature Materials last October, describes how KRISS researchers observed the repeating freezing and melting of water under ultrahigh pressure over 2 GPa on a microsecond timescale. This marked the first direct…...
Saturn’s moon Titan hosts bizarre chemistry where oil and water mix-Here is what study says
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (379+ words) The moon 'Titan' has had its strange behaviour of molecules. Titan is the biggest satellite of planet Saturn. It has been found that polar and non-polar molecules are able to intermix there. This is contrary to the real rule of…...
Scientists detect mysterious atomic patterns in processed metals
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (198+ words) Researchers at MIT have identified hidden atomic patterns within metal alloys. These patterns persist even after heating, cooling and deformation. The discovery challenges the belief that metal atoms randomise during manufacturing. Where the Discovery Happened? The team studied a chromium-cobalt-nickel…...