Science Feed - Page 54
10d ago
Environment
A Spritz of Water May Improve Your Coffee
Research shows that wetting the beans slightly before grinding really does help
10d ago
Animals
Dog as a holiday gift? Pet training expert shares 3 key tips to consider this Christmas
Bark Buster's CEO revealed top tips for both the gift givers and the dog recipients to consider
11d ago
Physics
Researchers create first logical quantum processor
Harvard researchers have achieved a breakthrough in quantum computing by creating the first logical quantum processor.
11d ago
Space
Year’s Strongest Meteor Shower Peaks: When To See The Geminids At Their Best
The Geminid meteor shower is set to peak soon, offering a chance to see up to 150 shooting stars per hour streak across the night sky. Here's when, where, and how to see the 2023 Geminid meteor shower.
11d ago
Environment
China Pushes for Renewable Energy Substitution in Climate Deal
China's climate envoy, Xie Zhenhua, indicates the country's willingness to find a compromise on phasing out fossil fuels.
12d ago
Animals
Used pacemakers can get second life in pets after death or upgrade | Fact check
A Facebook post claims that used pacemakers can be donated to pets. This article fact-checks the claim and provides information about programs that accept pacemaker donations for dogs.
12d ago
Physics
Scientists Make Breakthrough in Quantum Computing by Reversing Time in a Quantum Computer
Physicists at Princeton, Harvard and MIT have successfully linked together two molecules in special quantum states, advancing the study of quantum computing.
12d ago
Space
Hubble Resumes Science Observations After Gyro Scare
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope is back in service after a problem with its gyroscope, and NASA is still studying reboost options for the future.