Study finds traffic noise stunts growth of baby birds
Research has found that traffic noise pollution stunts the growth of baby birds, even inside the eggs. Research has found that exposure of unhatched birds and young birds to urban …
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Study demonstrates new mechanism for order formation in quantum systems
Schematic representation of activity-induced ferromagnetism in quantum active materials. Here, moving atoms with spin exhibit ferromagnetic order (i.e., line up in one direction), like the flock of birds described above. …
Marine predator missing since 1800s turns up in Chilean fishing netstake a look
Off the north Pacific coast of Chile, a fisherman caught a species in his net that had not been described in depth since the 1800s. Alfredo Garcs via Unsplash Artisanal …
Researchers advance gravitational wave detection to study collisions of neutron stars and black holes
This graph shows the time it took the researchers to send out an alert, with the average alert time being less than 30 seconds.Photo credit: Andrew Toivonen Researchers at the …
A major new study shows wildlife conservation is possible.But Chris Packham warns time is running out
A watershed review aimed at understanding whether wildlife conservation programs around the world are actually effective has found that two-thirds of cases are successful. However, conservationists such as wildlife presenter …
Study Investigating Radio Emissions of Rotating Radio Transients RRAT J1854+0306
Polarization pulse profile of RRAT J1854+0306 with different phase bins. From left to right, the 127th pulse observed on November 22, 2021 shows 512, 4,096, and 16,384 phase bins. The …
Everyday Science Mysteries: New Study Reveals Pervasive Secrets of Particulate Matter
Examples of particulate matter: colored plastic balls, gravel, sesame seeds, and lentils on a playground (clockwise from top left). Image credit: Julia Kertesz, Martin Olsson, Jitender Kumar and Zyance respectively …
Study shows Earth’s magnetic field forms in front of Earth’s core
Earth’s magnetic field 3.7 billion years ago was probably as strong as it is today, pushing back the earliest date for this planet’s protective bubble by 200 million years. Magnetic …
A new study suggests we may live in a mutable universe
The Standard Cosmological Model Lambda-CDM (CDM) proposes that dark energy is a constant force in the universe. However, early hints from new detailed maps from the Dark Energy Spectroscopy Instrument …
Spintronics study shows material’s magnetic properties can predict how spin current changes with temperature
Temperature dependence of the spin current signal and magnon polarization above and below the magnetic compensation temperature.Image source: Minami Yusuke Spintronics has received widespread attention due to its range of …