When someone asks me what comes to mind when I think of Mr. Peter Theil. I respond with an American business leader and a bad investor, which is one hundred percent of American patriot. Peter Thiel is an American lawyer, capitalist at risk, political activist and businessman who has deep libertarian patriotic values. In the…
Guest “If wishes were horses, we’d all get ponies for Christmas” by David Middleton From the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication and George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication… Peer-Reviewed Article · Jan 23, 2025 Americans’ support for climate justice By Jennifer Carman, Danning (Leilani) Lu, Matthew Ballew, Joshua Low, Marija Verner, Seth…
As president of the Development and Government of Leadership AGUs, I am pleased to announce the proposed candidates for the AGU elections of 2024. According to our statutes, AGU chooses new leaders every two years. This year’s slate shows a group of diverse and exceptional leaders ready to guide the future of AGU and promote…
After a change in detection guidelines, the incidence increased throughout the state, exceeding the national trend. A new study by UC San Francisco informs a significant increase in advanced cases of prostate cancer in California during the last decade, after the decrease in routine exams for all men. After years of decline, the death of…
In addition to a lot of Pixel 9 phones, Google launched Pixel Watch 3 and Pixel Buds Pro 2 in its Made by Google Event Today. Here is the new one in the new, what is interesting and what Google has to say about the products beyond its AI connection. Pixel Watch 3 There…
Both the 1st monomer emissive glass and the anximal emisive glass of 2 exhibit (+)-CPL and transform into grinding into emissive amorphous states of excitement that retain (+)-CPL. Credit: National University of Yokohama Certain advanced technologies, such as 3D screens, biosensation and safety printing, can use circularly polarized luminescence (CPL), which occurs when specific types…
Southwest Research Institute (SWRI) scientists are studying the Titan of the Moon of Saturn to evaluate their tidal dissipation rate, the lost energy as he orbits the planet ringed with his mass gravitational force. Understanding the dissipation of tides helps scientists to infer many other things about Titan, such as the composition of their internal…
Type III radio explosions are frequent and powerful radio emissions caused by electron beams that travel through the solar crown to the interplanetary environment, providing valuable information about the solar magnetic fields and the dynamics of the solar wind. These bursts are associated with solar flares and indirectly indicate an energy electron that moves along…
Earth grew an additional “radiation belts” after a supercharged solar storm shook the magnetic field of our planet last year, the data of a NASA resurrected spacecraft reveal. And one of the invisible bands, which is different from any similar structure seen before, could be there. In May 2024, the Earth was beaten with its…
A new evaluation warns that if the average earth temperature reaches 2 degrees C on the pre -industrial average, generalized areas can be too hot during extreme heat events so that many people survive without artificial cooling. The document finds that during wet heat waves, the areas too hot for health . The areas that…