Key mechanism in the dynamics of nuclear reactions promises advances in nuclear physics

Using the advanced GALILEO Array in combination with the 4π Si-ball EUCLIDES, the researchers performed in-depth spectroscopic analyzes to monitor and identify the reactions. The gamma-gamma coincidence method was crucial in isolating specific reaction channels, allowing the team to determine the behavior of nuclei under different conditions with high accuracy. (https://doi.org/10.1007/s41365-024-01462-w). Credit: Zhang, Gaolong Researchers … Read more

While Bitcoin falls 7% in 14 days, 3 key factors explain the crypto meltdown

The capitulation of miners and reduced issuance of stablecoins reduces the liquidity of the crypto market. The significant outflows from ETFs are increasing selling pressure on Bitcoin. The crypto market has witnessed a significant downturn, with the global market capitalization falling from over $2.8 trillion to just under $2.5 trillion in a matter of weeks. … Read more

Are oysters the key to stopping climate change? These coastal Alabama residents think so.

Two coastal Alabama residents hope to combat climate change with a new invention that makes oyster farming easier. Andy Depaola, a retired microbiologist with the Food and Drug Administration, and Ben Raines, a former AL.com reporter and current environmental fellow at the University of South Alabama, are leading the “Restoring Oysters for Climate Sustainability” or … Read more

BoE, Sterling Outlook: GBP/USD, GBP/CHF key levels and scenarios to watch

BoE, Sterling Outlook and scenario analysis: Sterling is at the mercy of the UK CPI print and the Bank of England’s interest rate decision GBP/USD Reveals Downside Potential After FOMC Revisions Will the SNB cut again despite Chariman Jordan’s comments on the currency? The Bank of England (BoE) meets on Thursday. It is very likely … Read more

The Japanese space junk cleaner is hunting a key target

The space debris cleanup mission launched by Japan’s Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has successfully tracked down one of its targets. During the Commercial Removal of Debris Demonstration, Japan’s Astroscale partnered with JAXA to launch a satellite called ADRAS-J that will demonstrate the capabilities needed to remove space debris from orbit. Last Friday, the two entities … Read more

Facial expressions key to strong social bonds – Neuroscience News

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Resume: Humans may have evolved complex facial expressions to enhance social bonding. Analyzing more than 1,500 natural conversations, the study found that expressive individuals were more liked and better at achieving social goals. Expressive participants were easier to read and more successful in conflict negotiations. This suggests that facial expressiveness plays a crucial role in … Read more

Key protein essential for smell and survival identified – Neuroscience News

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Resume: The Orco protein is crucial for the survival of olfactory neurons in ants. Mutating the orco gene in Harpegnathos saltator ants drastically reduced their number of olfactory neurons, affecting their social interactions. This study highlights the importance of Orco in neural development and social communication in ants. Understanding these mechanisms can provide insight into … Read more

The European Central Bank lowers the key interest rate by 0.25 points

The European Central Bank has eased pressure on borrowers across the eurozone after cutting its key interest rate for the first time in almost five years. Citing a continued decline in inflation, the ECB said it would cut its deposit rate from a record high of 4% to 3.75%, putting it ahead of the US … Read more

Cheryl Grimmer’s brother claims police missed key clues

Ricki Nash, 62, says it was a mistake not to interview him until 2017 The 1971 confession was suspended due to a retroactive law The brother of British girl Cheryl Grimmer, who was snatched from an Australian beach 54 years ago, claims police missed key clues to solving the case. Ricki Nash was the last … Read more

Plants’ Secret Glow: NASA’s Key to Predicting Flash Droughts

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NASA scientists have discovered that satellite-tracked plant fluorescence can predict sudden droughts months in advance, helping to limit the effects of drought and better understand the effects of the carbon cycle. Credit: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio An unusual increase in plant productivity may indicate an impending serious groundwater loss. NASA satellites track this subtle glow … Read more