The 2025 MLB trade deadline has come and gone, leaving fans and pundits alike to ponder the implications of the deals made by teams across the league. The San Diego Padres and Houston Astros made surprising moves that rocked the deadline, while the Seattle Mariners went big in their quest for a World Series trip … Read more
A groundbreaking study from the University of São Paulo has proposed a novel theoretical framework that could illuminate aspects of dark matter, one of the universe’s greatest mysteries. The model introduces an innovative inelastic dark matter (DM) scenario mediated by a novel vector particle. According to the researchers, traditional candidates for dark matter, such as … Read more
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Apple has introduced a more affordable iPhone option, the iPhone 16e, which seems to be gaining traction in the US market. According to data from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners, the 16e accounted for 11% of iPhone sales in the last quarter, more than double its share compared to older models like the iPhone SE. This … Read more
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has shed new light on a puzzling planetary nebula, NGC 6072. The nebula’s irregular shape is believed to be the result of interactions between two stars at its center. As one star approaches the end of its life, it expels shells of material, losing up to 80% of its mass. … Read more
A New Era for Hand-Drawn Games? The notion that true immersion in video games demands three dimensions has been debated. While sidescrollers may evoke nostalgia, the future seems to belong to photorealistic 3D worlds. However, a new game, ‘Shinobi: Art of Vengeance’, is bucking this trend by returning to 2D roots. Inspired by Japanese black-ink … Read more
Scientists have rewritten the genome of an Escherichia coli bacterium, reducing it from 64 genetic codes to just 57, using computer-aided design. The goal was to prove feasibility, but this new strain, called Syn57, has potential commercial uses. According to Wesley Robertson at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, UK, the … Read more
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Researchers at Florida Polytechnic University and Youngstown State University have made a groundbreaking discovery about peacocks’ iridescent feathers, finding that the eyespots contain nanostructures that can emit yellow-green lasers. By analyzing the unique properties of these structures, scientists hope to develop biological lasers or create new tools for analyzing living materials. This innovative research was … Read more
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