New research reveals that molten rock can absorb far more oxygen than expected, potentially helping explain how Earth's ...
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Plastic to diamonds in a flash: Lasers forge 3,000-atom nanodiamonds that survive
Researchers in Germany have used powerful lasers to turn ordinary plastic into tiny diamonds, ...
Atmospheric models favor a more oxygen-rich deep atmosphere on Neptune than on Uranus, using carbon monoxide as an indirect tracer. Comparing the inferred chemistry with a young solar disk model ...
A research team has found that molten rock can carry more oxygen than its chemical composition would seem to allow. Their ...
A network of drifting buoys equipped with barometers can help improve weather forecasts of extreme Mediterranean storms by providing crucial atmospheric observations from areas of the sea where ...
Diamonds recovered from plastic contain roughly 3,000 atoms each and could be modified with other elements for future use in ...
Nitric Acid Unlocks Dicarboxylic Acids From Oil Shale Kerogen in Minutes, Reviving the Kerox Process
Estonian researchers have revived and modernized nitric acid oxidation of kukersite kerogen, achieving 30 percent ...
It was the sequel to the sex smash that put them on top. But it would split the band and they’d never record again. 40 years on, just what went wrong with Frankie’s follow-up?
A study published in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society finds that drifting buoys deployed under the M3E initiative measurably improved atmospheric forecasts during storm Harry, ...
David Warner was left in disbelief after Pat Cummins bowled Matt Renshaw instead of frontline spinner Nathan Lyon during Day ...
A Scottish physiologist's 1908 chamber experiments on himself and goats set the ratio NASA still uses before every spacewalk.
A new review argues that conservation biological control must move beyond laboratory demonstrations of attraction and manage ...
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