An Improved Version Of Uranium Hydrides Could Be Superconducting At Room Temperature

A superconductor is a material that electricity can flow through without losing energy along the way. It’s a material with no resistance, it doesn’t diminish an electric current as the current passes through it. The microscopic structure of a superconductor is like an open...

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Facing Your Fears Can Help You Conquer Them, But How?

You may have heard that facing your fears is the best way to conquer them. As it turns out, this is actually pretty scientific advice and is the basis for a technique called exposure therapy. This kind of therapy has been used in some form or another since the 1950s and...

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Here Is How We Could Store Data On A Single Atom

Data and data storage is in a never-ending arms race. The size and cost of memory shrinks while video and photo resolutions go up, and file sizes balloon. The end result is you just never seem to have enough room on your phone or laptop for all your stuff. But there’s a...

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Journey Of SpaceX

It was a historic moment when Elon Musk the billionaire founder of SpaceX and Tesla set to launch the biggest rocket in the world at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida on 6th of February 2018.  This is a point in history that we don't come too...

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We Have Just Invented The World’s Fastest Camera

Our scientific world is both expanding and getting more precise every day. We are pushing the boundaries of what we had ever thought possible, but that means the way we measure that science has to keep getting more precise too. Are we ever going to hit the limit of what...

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This Space Age-Looking Flying Car Actually Flies

The concept of the flying car has been a staple of gee-whiz Tomorrowland-style science fiction since the 1950s. But real-world incarnations of the idea have traditionally been rather underwhelming. The all-electric Lilium Jet just attracted $90 million in funding and differs...

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A New Class Of Propeller Shaped Nanorobots That Can Swim Through The Eyeball's Dense Tissue

You know those little motes or floaters that you sometimes see moving in your vision? Well, someday very soon, those could be Nanorobots. An international team of medical researchers has unveiled a new class of medical nanobots that can “swim” through the thick vitreous...

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NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover Will Hunt For Signs Of Ancient Life In What Used To Be A River Delta

The rover is expected to launch in July 2020 and to land on Mars around February 18, 2021. It will seek out signs of past life in the sediments and sands of Jezero crater, which was once home to a 250-meter deep lake and a river delta that flowed into the lake. “This...

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The Ion Drive Powered Aeroplane Flew For The First Time In The Air

In an aeroplane, The Aeroplane gets the thrust it needs to fly through the air either from a propeller or a jet engine. Both methods require moving parts a propeller spins and a jet engine has a fan inside. As a result, they are loud. But now aeronautics experts at MIT...

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Nuclear Knots Might Have The Keys To Unlock The Mysteries Of Atoms

A skyrmion is a tiny disturbance in a substance, a swirling pattern that, like a knot, is difficult to undo. In the 1960s, nuclear physicist Tony Skyrme suggested that these structures since named after him could represent protons and neutrons within a nucleus in theoretical...

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