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A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State

Aug 16 2023
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Science Podcast | Fermilab, on the verge of discovering the fifth force of physics

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

In an article just submitted to Physical Review Letters, a team of researchers from the Fermilab laboratory in Chicago, which houses one of the largest particle accelerators in the world, claims to be closer than ever to the discovery of a...

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Aug 16 2023
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They discover that Ötzi, the ice man, was very different from what was believed: he was dark-skinned, with dark eyes and bald.

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

It was September 1991 when some German hikers were walking through the Ötzal Alps, on the border between Austria and Italy. At an altitude of 3,200 meters they were surprised by a lump on the ground. As they approached, they saw the small body of a man. …

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Aug 15 2023
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They manage to 'read from the mind' the song that the patient was listening to while undergoing surgery

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

A decade ago, 29 people gave their consent for a strange experiment: while they were undergoing brain surgery to cure their epilepsy, they would listen to the song 'Another Brick on the Wall' in the operating room. Part 1', by Pink Floyd. In addition, they are…

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Aug 15 2023
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Alberto Sangiovanni Vincentelli: «What is scary about artificial intelligence is not knowing in advance the answer you will get»

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

That today we have all the technology we have at our disposal is, in large part, its fault. Because Alberto Sangiovanni Vincentelli (Milan, Italy, 1947) radically transformed the way in which chips, those 'artificial brains', were built…

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Aug 15 2023
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They observe the oldest object in the galaxy

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

If the Sun were there, nights would not exist on Earth. Such is the stellar density in the globular cluster NGC 6652, a spectacular 'ball of stars' recently photographed by the Hubble Space Telescope, that despite its veteran status in the…

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Aug 14 2023
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4,000 years ago our ancestors built pipelines without the need of any boss to order them to do so

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

An ancient ceramic water pipe system, the oldest ever discovered in China, shows that our Neolithic ancestors were capable of performing complex engineering feats without the need for a person of authority or a 'je…

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Aug 14 2023
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They find a "time capsule" in the Himalayas 600 million years old with key data on the evolution of the oceans

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

A group of scientists has discovered water droplets trapped in mineral deposits that probably came from an ancient ocean that existed about 600 million years ago. Researchers from the Indian Institute of Sciences (IISc) and the University…

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Aug 14 2023
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The fifth force has nowhere to hide anymore

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

A team of researchers from the Fermilab laboratory in Chicago, which houses one of the largest particle accelerators in the world, believes they are closer than ever to the discovery of a new force, the fifth, of nature. In an article r…

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Aug 12 2023
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Why do cotton clothes wrinkle so much?

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

The truth is that the obsession with straightening clothes is not new, it comes from afar. Already in ancient Greece, rollers were used to tighten clothes, since dressing without wrinkles was considered a sign of refinement. Later the Romans used…

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Aug 11 2023
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Strange, giant question mark found in space

By A'ndrea Elyse Messer-Penn State Portal

James Webb never ceases to surprise with his cosmic snapshots. The last one has revealed a big little surprise in a still life made up of dozens of galaxies along with an ephemeral nebula in the foreground. By zooming in on the plane, a…

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