Science

Coronavirus that causes COVID-19 According to a study by Australia’s National Science Agency, things like notes and phones can last up to 28 days in cold and dark conditions. Researchers at the CSIRO Disease Preparedness Center tested the lifespan of SARS-CV-2 in the dark at three temperatures, which showed a …

The animation depicts a star sucked by a supermassive black hole during a “whimsical disruption event” experiencing spaghettiization. It is a popular misconception that black holes behave like cosmic vacuum cleaners, sucking anything around them wildly. In reality, only material beyond the event horizon, including light material, swallows and cannot …

The telescope has received a rare light flash from a dead star as it was ripped apart by a supermassive Black hole. This is a rare “tidal disturbance phenomenon” – Which creates sphagnification The stars as they pull and pull – is one of the closest known phenomena to form …

Impressions are gained in a fluid, global, diffused way. ESO / M. Cornmeaser It’s an amazing phenomenon that sounds like science fiction, but it’s just plain science. Astronomers say they were able to capture the process of a star cracking through a black hole in unprecedented detail. The powerful event …

The range of reported features is wide. These include abnormal fatigue from physical or mental activity, brain fog, temperature irregularities, rashes, memory problems and insomnia. It seems that the body’s immune response to the coronavirus has hit the nervous system hard, says rehabilitation specialist at the Post-Cowid Care for Mount …