Science Feed - Page 56
13d ago
Environment
Pacific Northwest Atmospheric River Storm Triggers Flooding
An atmospheric river storm hit the Pacific Northwest, causing severe flooding and setting daily rainfall records.
14d ago
Environment
John Kerry Pledges to Reduce Emissions from Cooling Equipment to Fight Climate Change
John Kerry, the U.S. Special Envoy for Climate, has committed to slashing the nation's emissions from cooling-related products in the battle against man-made global warming. Kerry made this announcement at the annual United Nations climate change summit, COP28, where the U.S. joined more than 60 other nations in the Global Cooling Pledge. The pledge aims to reduce cooling-related emissions by at least 68% by 2050 compared to 2022 levels.
17d ago
Animals
Meet These Adoptable Pets at the Virginia Beach SPCA
Get to know the adorable pets available for adoption at the Virginia Beach SPCA.
17d ago
Physics
Lost in Space: Is a Giant Void Driving the Universe Apart?
A new theory challenges the standard cosmological model, suggesting that a giant void could explain conflicting expansion rate measurements and potentially require a revision of Einstein's gravitational theory.
17d ago
Space
Amazon Strikes Deal with SpaceX for Falcon 9 Rockets to Launch Project Kuiper Satellites
Amazon has partnered with SpaceX to use Falcon 9 rockets for its Project Kuiper satellite launches.
17d ago
Environment
Biden administration finalizes rule to cut US oil and gas emissions of methane
The Biden administration has implemented a rule to significantly reduce methane emissions from the US oil and gas industry, aiming to address climate pollution.
18d ago
Animals
Day 6 of Hostage Releases: Reunions with Families and Pets
Emotional scenes as freed hostages are reunited with loved ones
18d ago
Physics
Unlocking the Quantum Realm: A New Tool for Uncharted Phenomena
Researchers at the University of Innsbruck and the Institute of Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) have developed a new approach to studying and understanding entanglement in quantum materials. Through advancements in ion trap quantum simulators, they were able to recreate a real material in a controlled laboratory environment and observe effects that were previously only described theoretically. The researchers also discovered that temperature profiles can be used as a shortcut to determine the degree of entanglement in quantum systems. These findings open up new horizons in quantum physics and provide a powerful tool for studying large-scale entanglement in quantum matter.