World's First Wooden Satellite Launched by Japanese Scientists

Japanese scientists have launched the world's first wooden satellite, 'Lingosat', to study the effects of space conditions on wood, aiming to provide a sustainable alternative to traditional metal satellites.

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New Research Reveals How Astrocytes Manipulate Memory Retention

2024-11-14T09:40:37.433Z

Researchers from Tohoku University have discovered that astrocytes play a critical role in memory retention and manipulation, with potential implications for treating PTSD.

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James Webb Telescope Discovers 'Red Monsters' Challenging Galaxy Formation Theories

2024-11-14T09:30:23.007Z

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered three supermassive galaxies, termed 'red monsters,' that challenge existing theories of galaxy formation, suggesting they formed stars with unprecedented efficiency shortly after the Big Bang.

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Libya Floods: How Cosmic Rays Intensified the Disaster

2024-10-10T13:50:09.715Z

A recent study reveals that cosmic rays significantly contributed to the catastrophic floods in Libya, highlighting their role in extreme weather events and the need for better forecasting models.

World's First Wooden Satellite Launched by Japanese Scientists

New Research Reveals How Astrocytes Manipulate Memory Retention

James Webb Telescope Discovers 'Red Monsters' Challenging Galaxy Formation Theories

World's First Wooden Satellite Launched by Japanese Scientists

Astronomers Uncover Secrets of Vega's Unique Debris Disk

Thymus Gland: A Key Player in Cancer Defense and Immune Health

UCLA Chemists Create 'Impossible' Molecules, Breaking Century-Old Rule

James Webb Telescope Discovers 'Red Monsters' Challenging Galaxy Formation Theories

Libya's Climate Crisis: Urgent Need for Adaptation Strategies

2024/10/10

Libya Floods: How Cosmic Rays Intensified the Disaster