NASA develops high-pressure ventilator to fight COVID-19 - ETHealthworld.com The device, called VITAL (Ventilator Intervention Technology Accessible Locally), passed a critical test this week at the Icahn School of Medicine in New York, an epicentre of COVID-19 in the US, NASA said. More...

NASA selects new head of human spaceflight mission #104846 - New Kerala United States News: NASA selects new head of human spaceflight mission - The US space agency has selected new head for its human spaceflight mission as it successfully sent two astronauts to the International Space Station ISS on board a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocke… More...

Potential NASA mission would explore Neptune's moon Triton - MSN Money NASA’s quest to explore the Solar System's many moons might include one of the most distant.  More...

Powerful periodic light signals were detected in eleven galaxies - DailyHover Periodic signals of very energetic light have been identified in eleven galaxies using the Gamma-ray Space Telescope Fermi-LAT NASA . This signal is repeated approximately every two years and its discovery paves the way for future studies of unconventional ga… More...

“Magic-angle” graphene doubles up – Physics World - physicsworld.com New platform could be used to investigate high-temperature superconductivity and correlated quantum phases More...

Fake vs Fact: Did Two Suns Appear in the Sky Near US-Canada Border? - News18 A similar news had surfaced in January 2019 with claims of two suns being seen near the US-Canada border. More...

Brown researchers use rGO to double toughness of ceramic electrolytes - Green Car Congress A team of Brown University researchers has used reduced graphene oxide (rGO) to enhance the toughness of an oxide-based solid-state lithium-ion conductor. In an open-access paper in the journal Matter, they report demonstrating materials with a greater than 2… More...

Ancient Syrian Village Destroyed 12,800 Years Ago After Cosmic Body Hit Earth's Atmosphere: Study - International Business Times, Singapore Edition The study suggested that airbursts created the intense heatwave that melted soil and formed quartz to destroy the Abu Hureyra villages More...

Musk tells SpaceX staff to make Starship rocket 'top priority' - The Rahnuma Daily San Francisco, June 8 (IANS) Elon Musk has told his SpaceX staff to make Starship spacecraft top priority and speed up progress on the super-heavy rocket which has seen some turbulent testing in recent months. In an internal email accessed by CNBC, Musk urged… More...

Solstice ring of fire: Why Sunday's eclipse was special - ThePrint #PureScience #ThePrintScience #SolarEclpise Sunday’s solar eclipse was annular in some parts of India and also fell on June solstice. ThePrint’s Sandhya Rame... More...

CERN approves 62-mile long, $23 billion successor to Large Hadron Collider - TechSpot The European Organization for Nuclear Research, better known as Cern, has approved plans for the FCC, which would allow physicists to study the Higgs boson with more precision, learn more about dark matter, and search for new particles and other… More...

NASA’s Perseverance Rover Will Carry A Tribute To Healthcare Workers To Mars - Mashable India NASA’s Perseverance rover is scheduled to launch in just over a month and the robot scientist will carry with a tribute to the medical personnel all over the world. The tribute is meant to show appreciation for the perseverance that the medical personnel all … More...

There could be as many as six billion Earth-like planets in our galaxy - Filmy One Is humanity alone in the universe? It’s a question that mankind has grappled with for literal ages, and while Hollywood has spent decades feeding our curiosity with depictions of little green men and pew-pewing lasers, scientists have taken a more cautious ap… More...

Pathbreaking Platform for Quantum Simulation: A Metal-Like Quantum Gas - Market Research News ] Figure 1. Representational of the metal-like quantum gasoline. Debt: NINS/IMS Electronic buildings of concise concern are actually commonly found out More...

Apocalypse not today: found a way to stop the falling asteroids - The Times Hub More...

Neural Networks Can Be Taught to Handle Order and Chaos - Interesting Engineering New research shows we can implement Hamiltonian mechanics in neural-networks to make them more resilient at handling chaos and order. More...

Fluorocarbon bonds are no match for light-powered nanocatalyst - Nanowerk Engineers have created a light-powered catalyst that can break the strong chemical bonds in fluorocarbons, a group of synthetic materials that includes persistent environmental pollutants. More...

Will Solar eclipse 2020 mark the end of coronavirus? Find out what this Scientist has to say - Oneindia Scientist believes that the upcoming solar eclipse 2020 could prove to be a turning point and make the coronavirus inactive. More...

One Of Everything: The Breakthrough Listen Exotica Catalog - Astrobiology News More...

article image Building on the Moon using moon dust and astronaut urine - Digital Journal If humans want to build a Moon base then there will be a limit on the number of materials that can be transported into space. This means that some of the Moon's own resources will be needed, with a little help from the occupants. More...

Illuminating cell surface receptors - posted by Biophotonics.World at Biophotonics.World - Biophotonics.World Human cells sense and communicate via cell surface receptors on their surface. Information about the environment is relayed to the inside of the cell through dynamic changes in their arrangement or conformation. To gain better understanding of these dynamics,… More...

NASA releases stunning Ring of Fire eclipse photo of the Moon - Express.co.uk NASA has released a remarkable image of the weekend's annular solar eclipse, revealing shadows of the Moon's mountains. More...

Life in the galaxy: maybe this is as good as it gets? - Nanowerk Researchers have found that rocky exoplanets, which formed early in the life of the galaxy seem to have had a greater chance of developing a magnetic field and plate tectonics than planets, which formed later. This means that if life exists in the Galaxy, it … More...

Researchers verify ‘extremely odd’ black hole physics - BBC Focus Magazine A team at the University of Glasgow set out to validate British physicist Roger Penrose’s 1969 work. More...

The Sun rose in the NORTH today - and here’s why - Express.co.uk THE Sun rises in the east and sets in the west - a fact we've all known since childhood. But in fact, the Sun's movements are a lot more complicated than that. More...

New Interactive Map Reveals the Lost Continent of Zealandia - HeritageDaily A new mapping interface by the GNS Science’s Te Riu-a-Māui / Zealandia research programme (TRAMZ) reveals the geology of Aotearoa New Zealand and the lost continent of Zealandia. - HeritageDaily - Archaeology News More...

Plants can absorb plastic as well, finds study - Down To Earth Magazine Plant accumulation of nanoplastics can have direct ecological effects and implications for agricultural sustainability and food safety, say researchers More...

Searching for signs of technological civilizations in the universe - Tech Explorist Searching for signs of technological civilizations in the universe More...

SpaceX reveals opportuny for enthusiasts to beta-test Starlink internet when launched - Firstpost If you provided SpaceX with your zip code, 'you will be notified via email if beta testing opportunities become available in your area.' More...

NASA simulation shows kaleidoscope of sunsets on other worlds - Phys.org Have you ever wondered what a sunset on Uranus might look like? More...

First US manned space flight launches successfully - SatelliteProME.com The Falcon 9 rocket carried a Crew Dragon spacecraft with NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley on board. More...

Pakistans science minister mixes up solar and lunar eclipse, netizens say biggest joke - Republic World - Republic World Pakistan’s Science and Technology Minister Chaudhary Fawad Hussain’s recent goof-up of calling a solar eclipse as lunar has taken the internet by storm. More...

eRosita Space Telescope Clicks Our Galaxy In X-Ray, And It's Beautiful - India Times Space is filled with beautiful and mysterious things that are breathtaking to look at, almost every time. Researchers have been using the best of their tech and gear to look into the farthest extents of the universe, to help us find answers to our planet’s ex… More...

Moon is asymmetric: Scientists provide explanation why far and near side are different - The Indian Express The study suggests that the Moon’s KREEP-enriched maria influenced lunar evolution since the Moon formed. More...

Mathematicians behind JPEG files honored by Spanish award - Republic World - Republic World An international team of mathematicians whose theories have improved the compression of large digital files of data, including images and sound, will be recognized with one of the most prestigious awards in the Spanish-speaking world. More...

Astronomers Discover The Youngest Hot Jupiter Planet Yet - Mashable India Astronomers have discovered the youngest hot Jupiter ever found located about 490 light-years from Earth. With the discovery hope to find more young hot Jupiters so that they can understand more about the formation of planets beyond our Solar System and even … More...

Frigid dwarf planet Pluto may have started out its life as a hothead - The Jakarta Post - Jakarta Post Pluto, a frigid little world inhabiting the solar system's outer reaches, may have been born as a warmer place sheltering a subsurface ocean that still exists today. More...

Light pollution from cities poses serious threat to coastal species - Times Now Researchers are finding increasing evidence that light pollution from coastal cities can influence marine species inhabiting nearby beaches, rocky shores and even the seafloor. More...

Alien Warrior Figure spotted on Mars in NASA image by UFO hunter - Zee News NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity has recently taken images of the Red Planet revealing several facts that has become an inexhaustible source of discoveries for alien enthusiasts. More...

Blocking a pair of sugar-transporting proteins impairs lung tumor growth - News-Medical.net Blocking a pair of sugar-transporting proteins may be a useful treatment approach for lung cancer, suggests a new study in mice and human cells published today in eLife. More...

Name Approved for Target of Asteroid Deflection Missions - Space Ref Name Approved for Target of Asteroid Deflection Missions - SpaceRef More...

Biologists to study lockdown impact on fauna - Daily Pioneer Unusually-reduced human mobility triggered by Covid-19 pandemic is prompting the wildlife world into behaving unusually: like lions prowling on the streets in Gujarat or dolphins showing up on the harbour of Trisete, Italy. Now, wildlife biologists will keep… More...

Astronomers find mystery astronomical object in 'mass gap' - CGTN More...