A combined image of Jupiter’s moon Io and radical light (Voyager 1 and Galileo) on the radio (ALMA). Ioni’s ALMA images show for the first time the plumes of sulfur dioxide (in yellow) from her volcano. Jupiter appears in the background (Hubble). Credit: Alma (ESO / NAOJ / NROO), i. …
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David Kisilus / UCI You can accidentally stump on a diabetic ironclad beetle and it won’t even pinch. Go one step further – drive in your car – and it won’t cause any trouble to the critic, either. Its exoskeleton is the most difficult in the animal kingdom. And scientists …
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The virus now has the potential to kill a patient – even if it is not infected. Hours ago, 47-year-old mother and wife Terry suffered a heart attack at her home in Harriman, Utah. According to his sister, he had to be revived four times in an ambulance on his …
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A bright full moon rose in 2017 at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA / Kim Shifflet “A whole new discovery about the moon.” NASA is set to hold the next teleconference to share the latest scientific results from the telescope-equipped airplane for infrared astronomy (SOFIA). “This new discovery …
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Cryo-electron microscopy reveals the molecular details of ephephritin, an iron, spherical protein complex that stores iron. Paul Emsley / MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology By Robert F. Service21 20 October, 2020, 11:00 AM If you want to map the smallest parts of a protein, you only have a few options: …
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