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Shenzhou-15 Spacecraft Debris Burns Over Los Angeles During Uncontrolled Reentry
On April 2, 2024, debris from China's Shenzhou-15 spacecraft lit up the Los Angeles sky during an uncontrolled reentry. Scientists employed seismic data to track the sonic booms generated by the debris, analysing its path, speed, and fragmentation. This novel use of seismic tools highlights the risks of increasing space debris and the potential to ...
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Mountain Lions in Los Angeles Are Turning Nocturnal Due to Humans Encroaching Their Habitat, Study Finds
Mountain lions in Los Angeles are adapting to human recreational activities such as hiking, jogging, and cycling by becoming more nocturnal, a recent study in Biological Conservation has revealed. Researchers tracked 22 GPS-collared mountain lions in the Santa Monica Mountains between 2011 and 2018 and found that the animals shifted their activity ...
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Missing Since 1800s, Ocean Predator Appears In Fishers' Net In Chile
Researchers were thrilled to confirm they had stumbled upon two Squatina armata, also known as Angelote in Spanish and Chilean angel shark in English.
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Concrete Urban Buildings, Neighbourhoods Can Heat Up Microclimates in Cities: Here's How
New method of modelling urban building energy takes into consideration heat waves in urban cities and how human-caused parameters aggravate it. It studies the heating pattern of urban cities during city-wide heat waves. The research is based on a case study conducted in Los Angeles, California, during a five-day heatwave event in September 2009.
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Ex-Binance Officials Open $100 Million Fund Pool to Drive Metaverse, Crypto Adoption
Ex-Binance officials Ling Zhang and Wayne Fu have created a fund of $100 million (roughly Rs. 776 crore), in order to drive crypto and metaverse adoption. The name of this fund is the ‘Old Fashion Research (OFR)’, which is backed by venture capitals and angel investors.
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After NASA Adds 301 New Planets, New UCLA Algorithm Helps Find Another 366 Exoplanets
Just a day after NASA scientists said that they have found 301 new exoplanets, astronomers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have stated that they identified 366 new exoplanets using data from the Kepler space telescope.
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World's First Yoga University, Named After Vivekananda, Launched Outside India
As part of the 6th International Yoga Day commemorations, the world''s first yoga university outside India has been launched in Los Angeles, offering programmes that combine scientific principles and modern research approaches to the ancient Indian practice of yoga.
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Alleged Chinese Spy Arrested At Los Angeles Airport For Visa Fraud
A Chinese scientific researcher suspected of espionage was arrested in Los Angeles this week as he attempted to leave the United States, officials said Thursday.
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Tom Hanks, Who Had COVID-19, Donates Plasma For Research: "As Easy As Taking A Nap"
The 63-year-old actor shared a photo from his plasma donation session from last week and tweeted recently: "Such a bag!"
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Musk's SpaceX Rocket Production Facility Approved by Port of Los Angeles
SpaceX, the private rocket company of high tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, won final approval on Tuesday to build a research and manufacturing plant for its deep-space Starship project on a tract of vacant land at the Port of Los Angeles.
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NASA to Partner With 10 Startups on New Space Tech
NASA is inviting applications from start-ups to take part in a three-month pilot programme to develop new technologies for space.
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Vishal Sikka's Exit From Infosys Unfortunate But Not Unexpected: Experts
Research firm Angel Broking's Vice-President Sarabjit Kour Nangra said Vishal Sikka's exit would be a setback for the outsourcing firm in the near term.
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Potential Stem Cell Therapy Might Promote Hair Growth, Try these Natural Ways too!
Are you looking to grow long tresses? Well, it looks like researchers from the University of California in Los Angeles in the Unites States have discovered a new way to activate the stem cells in the hair follicle, an advance discovery that may pave the way for novel drugs to promote hair growth
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1,200 Light-Years Away, This Planet May Have Active Life
A planet which is about 1,200 light-years from Earth and in all probabilities has surface liquid water is a good prospect for a habitable world, reports researchers from University of California-Los Angeles.
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Sorry, not much water on moon!
Overturning a long-held assumption, a team of researchers has discovered that the amount of water present on the moon's surface may have been overestimated by scientists studying lunar rock samples.
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Shenzhou-15 Spacecraft Debris Burns Over Los Angeles During Uncontrolled Reentry
On April 2, 2024, debris from China's Shenzhou-15 spacecraft lit up the Los Angeles sky during an uncontrolled reentry. Scientists employed seismic data to track the sonic booms generated by the debris, analysing its path, speed, and fragmentation. This novel use of seismic tools highlights the risks of increasing space debris and the potential to ...
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Mountain Lions in Los Angeles Are Turning Nocturnal Due to Humans Encroaching Their Habitat, Study Finds
Mountain lions in Los Angeles are adapting to human recreational activities such as hiking, jogging, and cycling by becoming more nocturnal, a recent study in Biological Conservation has revealed. Researchers tracked 22 GPS-collared mountain lions in the Santa Monica Mountains between 2011 and 2018 and found that the animals shifted their activity ...
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Missing Since 1800s, Ocean Predator Appears In Fishers' Net In Chile
Researchers were thrilled to confirm they had stumbled upon two Squatina armata, also known as Angelote in Spanish and Chilean angel shark in English.
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Concrete Urban Buildings, Neighbourhoods Can Heat Up Microclimates in Cities: Here's How
New method of modelling urban building energy takes into consideration heat waves in urban cities and how human-caused parameters aggravate it. It studies the heating pattern of urban cities during city-wide heat waves. The research is based on a case study conducted in Los Angeles, California, during a five-day heatwave event in September 2009.
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Ex-Binance Officials Open $100 Million Fund Pool to Drive Metaverse, Crypto Adoption
Ex-Binance officials Ling Zhang and Wayne Fu have created a fund of $100 million (roughly Rs. 776 crore), in order to drive crypto and metaverse adoption. The name of this fund is the ‘Old Fashion Research (OFR)’, which is backed by venture capitals and angel investors.
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After NASA Adds 301 New Planets, New UCLA Algorithm Helps Find Another 366 Exoplanets
Just a day after NASA scientists said that they have found 301 new exoplanets, astronomers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have stated that they identified 366 new exoplanets using data from the Kepler space telescope.
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World's First Yoga University, Named After Vivekananda, Launched Outside India
As part of the 6th International Yoga Day commemorations, the world''s first yoga university outside India has been launched in Los Angeles, offering programmes that combine scientific principles and modern research approaches to the ancient Indian practice of yoga.
-
Alleged Chinese Spy Arrested At Los Angeles Airport For Visa Fraud
A Chinese scientific researcher suspected of espionage was arrested in Los Angeles this week as he attempted to leave the United States, officials said Thursday.
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Tom Hanks, Who Had COVID-19, Donates Plasma For Research: "As Easy As Taking A Nap"
The 63-year-old actor shared a photo from his plasma donation session from last week and tweeted recently: "Such a bag!"
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Musk's SpaceX Rocket Production Facility Approved by Port of Los Angeles
SpaceX, the private rocket company of high tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, won final approval on Tuesday to build a research and manufacturing plant for its deep-space Starship project on a tract of vacant land at the Port of Los Angeles.
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NASA to Partner With 10 Startups on New Space Tech
NASA is inviting applications from start-ups to take part in a three-month pilot programme to develop new technologies for space.
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Vishal Sikka's Exit From Infosys Unfortunate But Not Unexpected: Experts
Research firm Angel Broking's Vice-President Sarabjit Kour Nangra said Vishal Sikka's exit would be a setback for the outsourcing firm in the near term.
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Potential Stem Cell Therapy Might Promote Hair Growth, Try these Natural Ways too!
Are you looking to grow long tresses? Well, it looks like researchers from the University of California in Los Angeles in the Unites States have discovered a new way to activate the stem cells in the hair follicle, an advance discovery that may pave the way for novel drugs to promote hair growth
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1,200 Light-Years Away, This Planet May Have Active Life
A planet which is about 1,200 light-years from Earth and in all probabilities has surface liquid water is a good prospect for a habitable world, reports researchers from University of California-Los Angeles.
-
Sorry, not much water on moon!
Overturning a long-held assumption, a team of researchers has discovered that the amount of water present on the moon's surface may have been overestimated by scientists studying lunar rock samples.
