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  • Fighter Jet Crashes Ardabil, Pilot Still Missing 25 Dec 2019

    Fighter Jet Crashes Ardabil, Pilot Still Missing

    TEHRAN (Iran News) – A fighter jet of the Iranian Air Force crashed in the northwestern province of Ardabil on Wednesday, and the pilot is still missing. The MiG-29 fighter jet had taken off from an airbase in the city of Tabriz and was patrolling in the airspace of Ardabil Province when it crashed in […]

Daily Low-Dose Aspirin Usage May Not Effect Healthy Older Adults 18 Sep 2018

Daily Low-Dose Aspirin Usage May Not Effect Healthy Older Adults

 It was found that low-dose usage of Aspirin did not have effect in healthy older adults without previous cardiovascular events. Risk of dying from a range of causes, including cancer and heart disease, varied and will require further analysis and additional follow-up of study participants. These initial findings from the ASPirin in Reducing Events in […]

Welfare Organization to cover genetic testing costs 17 Sep 2018

Welfare Organization to cover genetic testing costs

The cost of genetic testing for families having a child with birth defects or couples at risk, will be fully covered by the Welfare Organization, Fatemeh Abbasi an official with the Organization has said. Genetic testing costs about 50 million rials (nearly $1,200), which is completely paid by the Organization, she stated, ISNA reported on […]

SpaceX to announce new lunar mission plans 16 Sep 2018

SpaceX to announce new lunar mission plans

SpaceX plans to announce the identity of the first person it intends to send around the moon next week as its on-again, off-again lunar ambitions appear to be back on. In a pair of tweets late Sept. 13, the company said it has signed up a person to fly around the moon on the company’s […]

Researchers Use Machine Learning to Track Down Mysterious Cosmic Radio Bursts 15 Sep 2018

Researchers Use Machine Learning to Track Down Mysterious Cosmic Radio Bursts

Artificial intelligence found its way to fields of astronomy and the search for intelligent life in the universe, or SETI, as Researchers use machine learning to discover radio bursts from mysterious sources in the universe. Researchers at Breakthrough Listen, a SETI project led by the University of California, Berkeley, have now used machine learning to […]

Clues about Supernovas May Be Found in Meteorites 09 Sep 2018

Clues about Supernovas May Be Found in Meteorites

 Meteorites may hold new clues about the supernova explosions from which the stars and planets of our solar system formed. When a massive star reaches the end of its life, it implodes. This releases stellar material into space, creating a fiery explosion known as a supernova. In turn, that material gets recycled to form new […]

Solar-Powered Water Splitting: Promising Means of Generating Clean, Storable Energy 08 Sep 2018

Solar-Powered Water Splitting: Promising Means of Generating Clean, Storable Energy

A novel catalyst based on semiconductor nanoparticles has now been shown to facilitate all the reactions needed for ‘artificial photosynthesis’. In the light of global climate change, there is an urgent need to develop efficient ways of obtaining and storing power from renewable energy sources. The photocatalytic splitting of water into hydrogen fuel and oxygen […]

Sleep Promising in Obesity Control 05 Sep 2018

Sleep Promising in Obesity Control

A novel University of Otago study has highlighted the value of sleep as a “promising” way to counter an epidemic of overweight and obesity among New Zealand children. One in three New Zealand children is overweight or obese when they start school, research team co-leader Prof Rachael Taylor says. The parents of half the 800 […]

Vicious Circle Leads to Loss of Brain Cells in Old Age 03 Sep 2018

Vicious Circle Leads to Loss of Brain Cells in Old Age

The so-called CB1 receptor is responsible for the intoxicating effect of cannabis. However, it appears to act also as a kind of “sensor” with which neurons measure and control the activity of certain immune cells in the brain. A recent study by the University of Bonn at least points in this direction. If the sensor […]

Monster Galaxy Observed at Dawn of Universe 02 Sep 2018

Monster Galaxy Observed at Dawn of Universe

Astronomers obtained the most detailed anatomy chart of a monster galaxy located 12.4 billion light-years away. Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), the team revealed that the molecular clouds in the galaxy are highly unstable, which leads to runaway star formation. Monster galaxies are thought to be the ancestors of the huge elliptical galaxies […]

Pollution Linked to Significant Decline in Human Cognition 01 Sep 2018

Pollution Linked to Significant Decline in Human Cognition

 Researchers investigating the effects of air pollution conducted tests on more than 25,000 people in 162 Chinese counties and found that pollution is linked to a significant decline in cognition, and that the impact increases with age. A trio of researchers from Beijing Normal University, Yale University and Peking University has found a link between […]