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Carbon budget to keep global warming at 1.5 C could be exhausted in 3 years: report
Carbon Emissions · Canada

Carbon budget to keep global warming at 1.5 C could be exhausted in 3 years: report

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Meteorite-Common Amino Acid Induces Formation of Nanocavities in Clay Mineral, Hinting at Life's Origins
Amsterdam, Netherlands · Amsterdam

Meteorite-Common Amino Acid Induces Formation of Nanocavities in Clay Mineral, Hinting at Life's Origins

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Researchers at the universities of Amsterdam and Utrecht have observed the formation of nanocavities in montmorillonite clay under exposure to gamma-aminobutyric acid, a molecule commonly found on meteorites. This hitherto unrecognized phenomenon could be relevant to the origin of life on Earth, by introducing 3D confined nano-environments in clay that might have facilitated life's first chemistry. The findings have been reported in Communicatio…See the Story
The Neutrino Spy of the New Physics, From Matter to the Stars - Physics and Mathematics
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The Neutrino Spy of the New Physics, From Matter to the Stars - Physics and Mathematics

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Looking for missing exoplanetsFrance · FranceRead Article

The Factory of Time: Instant One Second

An exhibition at the Musée de la Poste invites us to reflect on the representations of time, how to measure it, and gives us a look at the " portrait" of a second.Paris, France · ParisRead Article

The Light Emitted by the Brain Measured for the First Time

All living tissues emit a low flux of light. Researchers have measured these "biophotons" produced by the human brain for the first time. Do they play a role in cognition?France · FranceRead Article

A Planet with Orbit Perpendicular to that of Its Host Star Couple

We knew planets in orbit around two stars. But planet 2M1510 (AB) b also rotates in a plane perpendicular to that of the binary system of brown dwarfs that harbours! An unprecedented discovery that challenges the models of formation of planetary systems.France · FranceRead Article

Drone Swarms: the Evolution of a Formidable Weapon

How do drone swarms work? From Iranian Shahed drones to the Ukrainian "Spirit Web" operation, to the American project "Horde gold", these weapons are gaining autonomy, redefining military strategies.Weapons · IranRead Article

The Conjecture of Erdős on Ensembles without Sum Is Solved

A young mathematician provides evidence of a conjecture issued more than sixty years ago on the size of the "subassemblies without sum", which confirms the richness of the additive structure of the integers.France · FranceRead Article

Where Does the London Subway Mosquito Really Come From?

So far it was thought that the aggressive mosquito that inhabits London's metro, Culex molestus, was the result of a local and rapid adaptation to human activities. But a new study shows that it would have actually emerged in the Middle East several thousand years ago.Mosquitoes · LondonRead Article

Were the Carthaginians Greek?

The analysis of the genome of 128 individuals belonging to Carthaginian civilization reveals a predominantly Aegean, and not Phoenician ancestry...Carthage · CarthageRead Article

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