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New Model Helps to Figure Out Which Distant Planets May Host Life

New Model Helps to Figure Out Which Distant Planets May Host Life

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

The search for life beyond Earth is a key driver of modern astronomy and planetary science. The U.S. is building multiple major telescopes and planetary probes to advance this search. However, the signs of life—called biosignatures—that scientists may find will likely be difficult to interpret. Figuring out where exactly to look also remains challenging.See the Story

Lunar Rocket: Can SpaceX Deliver the Goods on Time?

SpaceX · Montreal

Lunar Rocket: Can SpaceX Deliver the Goods on Time?

After 9 launches, the last three of which have resulted in failures, questions arise about the ability of Elon Musk's super-fusée to quickly become the alternative to travel to the Moon. Not to mention the dream of a mission to Mars.Read Article

Carbon Capture: Far From Target

Montreal · Montreal

Carbon Capture: Far From Target

The carbon capture and storage industry is going to cross an important threshold this year: one million tonnes of CO2 removed from the atmosphere. The problem is that to justify the existence of this industry, it would have to withdraw billions from it.Read Article

Forest Fires, Floods, Droughts: the Urgency of Predicting Them

2023 and 2024 were not only marked by heat records in Canada. In 2023 alone, there were six times as many forests burned as the annual average. And in the future, there will be more and more of these extreme weather events. But do we do enough to predict these threats?Quebec · Quebec Read Article

The Beaches of Cancún with Greater Presence of Sargaso Heading Towards the Beginning of the Summer Vacation 2025

Three Cancún Beaches, in the state of Quintana Roo, have a greater presence of sargaso heading towards the beginning of the summer vacation 2025.According to the latest report of the Sargazo Monitoring Network, the presence of sargaso increased in the last days on the beaches Blue Gull, Coral and Dolphins, so they are at an orange light according to that margin of measurement.In this relation of ideas, the satellite observations of this phenomen…Cancún · Cancún See the Story

The War in Ukraine Is Taking a Turn with the Use of New Weapons

A BBC report warns that this conflict is increasingly being dealt with in the technological field.Weapons · Ukraine See the Story

Acfas Congress: Virtual and AI at the Service of Athletes

To train a Paralympic athlete in his or her living room, to avoid unnecessary travel, would be a winner. Would digital and virtual reality replace part of this training?Artificial Intelligence · Montreal Read Article

What happened when scientists blasted human cells with 5G?

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

For years, questions about whether 5G is safe or not have circulated, especially during the pandemic when conspiracy theories tied the technology to everything from health problems to global infections. Now, new research aims to lay that debate to rest. A team at Constructor University investigated the claim by exposing two types of human skin cells to 5G electromagnetic fields. These cells were blasted with frequencies of 27 and 40.5 GHz, which…5G See the Story

Russian Nuclear Reactor for Chinese Lunar Base

The project of a Chinese lunar base, theoretically over a decade, is taking shape: Russia has just signed an agreement by which it undertakes to build the nuclear reactor that will supply electricity. Known as the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), the project currently involves 17 countries — including Egypt, Pakistan, South Africa and Thailand, but not the United States or the European Union. China refers to this construction of a lu…China · China See the Story

Science Cups: Women and Minorities First

Of just over 1,400 research grants cancelled by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) over the past month, women account for 58%, although they are only 34% of NSF-funded researchers, and blacks 17%, although they represent only 4% of funded researchers.Montreal · Montreal Read Article

Is Cortisol Dangerous for Us?

In recent months, influencers have warned us against the ravages of cortisol—a hormone that plays an essential role in our body—and even propose natural products to eliminate it. However, the Rumour Detector has found that this is not possible. This article is part of the section of the Rumor Detector, click here to access the other texts.Influencers · Montreal Read Article

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