NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has made a groundbreaking discovery that challenges our understanding of the early universe. The telescope detected bright hydrogen emission from a galaxy in an unexpectedly early time, 330 million years after the Big Bang, when scientists expected the “fog” of neutral hydrogen to have blocked most of the light. The … Read more
The US stock market has been performing exceptionally well over the past year, driven by strong corporate earnings, government spending, and rising productivity. However, financial markets are now questioning whether this era of American exceptionalism is coming to an end due to a mix of slowing economic growth and rising consumer prices, known as stagflation. … Read more
A cryptocurrency whale has moved a significant amount of Pepe coins, worth around $4.4 million, from the Binance exchange. The whale, known as qianbaidu.eth, took out 506 billion Pepe tokens in one transaction. This is not the first time qianbaidu.eth has traded Pepe, previously making a profit of around $7.34 million. The whale now holds … Read more
NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover has detected large organic molecules, consisting of carbon atoms linked in long chains with other elements like hydrogen and oxygen, in a 3.7-billion-year-old rock sample from Mars. This finding is significant as it suggests that complex life forms may have existed on the red planet. Scientists believe that if life ever … Read more
US President Donald Trump is set to announce sweeping tariffs in a few days, sending consumer sentiment into a tailspin. A survey by the University of Michigan found that consumer confidence dropped 12% this month, its lowest reading since 2009. Respondents cited Trump’s trade war as the main reason for their concerns. Two-thirds expect unemployment … Read more
Researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s Grainger College of Engineering have made a groundbreaking discovery in understanding hypersonic vehicles’ interactions with gases in the air. Using a 3D simulation, they revealed breaks in the flow within shock layers around conically shaped objects traveling at Mach speeds. The team, led by Dr. Deborah Levin and … Read more
Turkey’s anti-government protesters are weighing their options amid calls for weekly rallies, an economic boycott, and a groundswell of student demonstrators determined to stay on the streets. The main opposition leader, Özgür Özel, has expanded a call to boycott goods and services from companies perceived as close to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The Doğuş Group, … Read more
US President Donald Trump is planning a “liberation day” amid a looming trade war with his threat of tariffs. This move could impact markets worldwide, as tensions escalate between Washington and trading partners. Trump’s administration has been negotiating new trade agreements to boost American exports. However, the president recently threatened to impose tariffs on imported … Read more
When a website or application receives more requests than it can handle within a given time frame, it is said to be experiencing “too many requests.” This phenomenon occurs when the server is overwhelmed with traffic, causing it to slow down or become unresponsive. In the case of the 429 Too Many Requests error, the … Read more
Researchers at Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich, Rutgers University, and Seoul National University have proposed a new mechanism that could underpin the unusual properties of strange metal state of matter. The team, led by Andreas Gleis, used a theoretical framework describing heavy fermion materials to study the dynamical scaling associated with the Kondo-breakdown quantum critical point. … Read more