What Do Crabs Really Eat?
They are creepy, they are crawly, they are….crabby? Crabs are a type of crustacean and fall under the taxonomical order Brachyura. Crabs under the order…
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Is Quantum Mechanics Internally Inconsistent? Thought Experiment Probes the Conceptual Foundations of QM
Thought experiments have been the bread and butter of modern physics since its inception. Galileo used a thought experiment to argue that all objects fall…
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80 Million Year Old Shark Species Found Off The Coast Of Portugal
From movies to books and television shows, sharks have captivated the minds of people. They have an entire week dedicated to showcasing how they are…
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Scientists Create Atomic Solid-State Drive With Potentially 1000x More Memory Than Conventional Devices
Researchers at the University of Alberta have created a new atomic-scale solid-state drive (SSD) that could potentially surpass the storage memory of conventional drives 1,000-fold….
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Tigers Eye: Characteristics And Properties
Tiger’s Eye is a pseudomorph of compact quartz. This popular gemstone is made after Crocidolite, which is a fibrous mineral. We will talk about the…
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Becoming Personalized: How In Situ Hybridization Helped Revolutionize Healthcare
Have you ever seen one of your genes? The specific part of your genome where it is found? I bet you haven’t, but neither have…
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Towards Obtaining Molecular Snapshots Of Biological Processes In Real Time
Biological functions and processes in organisms including human are carried out by many biomolecules. Those biomolecules are proteins, DNA, RNA, polysugars, lipids and many small…
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“Moral Machine Experiment”: Large-Scale Study Reveals Regional Differences In Ethical Preferences For Self-Driving Cars
One of the most pressing questions facing current AI research is: How do you program an AI to behave ethically? The phenomenon of human ethics…
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Boron Shines A Light On The Dark Side Of Inflammation
Inflammation, our bodies’ response to infection and injury, is generally regarded as a protective response that occurs to eliminate the offending stimulus and to promote…
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How Large Meteorite Impacts Affect Planetary Mantle Convection
Every now and then, car- or house-sized bodies entering Earth’s atmosphere from outer space meet a fiery end in a final blaze and remind us…
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How X-Ray Fluorescence Methods Reveal Past Climate Changes
Geology tries to understand the past by looking at the contemporary world. There is the famous phrase of uniformitarianism “Present is the key to the…
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