Climate change is no longer a distant threat: it is a present and accelerated crisis that remodels each facet of life. The decades of rigorous and peer science leave no room to doubt that the climate change driven by humans is feeding the most extreme climate, endangering lives and interrupting economies. Only in 2024, the…
Both plants -based diets and animals supported the same muscle growth during resistance training when protein intake was adequate. A new study examined how the synthesis of muscle proteins responds to a nine -day diet combined with weight training, asking three key questions: the protein source, based on plant or animal -based, affects muscle gain?…
Illinois teacher, Shelly Zhang, center, with other researchers Rahul Dev Kundu, on the left, and Shi Zhao, on the right, have developed a multicapa synthetic material, similar to marine shells, where each layer responds to stress differently. Researchers imagine this technology that is used in things such as cars of car and portable bandages. Credit:…
The fundamental basic components for the formation of the planet may even exist in environments with extreme ultraviolet radiation, according to a new study conducted by an international collaboration led by Penn State astronomers. The study took advantage of the incomparable capabilities of the James Webb space telescope (JWST) of NASA and sophisticated thermochemical modeling…
It is known that exercising regularly reduces the risk of death, especially due to heart problems. But scientists have discovered that this risk reduction can differ among the sexes, and some people get greater benefits in less training time. So who has to exercise more to reduce your risk of death: women or men? It…
A cold morning last December, nine women woke up with the view of a glacier that was coming before them, shining from orange under the rising sun. These scientists had spent the life studying the crispfera, the frozen part of the earth, but most had never found it in person. The members of this group…
This view represents more than 50% of the Cosmos-Web survey: the deepest vision of the universe ever acquired with JWST. It gives us our deepest wide field vision of the universe ever taken, revealing how galaxies and the largest structures throughout cosmic history evolve.. (Credit: ESA/Webb, NASA and CSA, G. Gozaliasl, A. Koekemoer, M. Franco…
Add a piece to scorpion distribution puzzle: expand the tityus records (tityus) Confluens borelli, 1899 (Scorpions, Buthidae) in southern Brazil Summary New records for the species Confluents of Tityus (Tityus) Borelli, 1899, previously known by the states of Ceará, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Piauí and Tocantins in Brazil, are made for the state…
There is something so satisfying to surprise “Aha!” Moments: Those strange instances of information that they hit when you are struggling with a problem and reach a response suddenly, apparently without prior notice. But is all those moments satisfactory? Apparently not, it turns out that the flashes of inspiration that you feel when a solution…
NASA’s perseverance rover captured Deimos, the smallest of the two moons of Mars, shining in the sky prior to dawn on the red planet on March 1, 2025. (Image credit: NASA/JPL-CALTECH) NASA’s perseverance rover captured this view prior to the dawn of the Mars de Mars hanging on a Martian view with little light. What…