Rapid Increase in Oxygen Abundance in the Early Universe: Research Results

Rapid Increase in Oxygen Abundance in the Early Universe: Research Results

Research results have shown that there was a rapid increase in oxygen in the early universe. The general view was that in the early universe after the Big Bang, only light elements such as hydrogen, helium, and trace amounts of lithium existed, and that oxygen was created only after stars were born and a supernova … Read more

Vibrotractor: Technology to Maintain Balance in Outer Space

Vibrotractor: Technology to Maintain Balance in Outer Space

Technology has emerged to help humans maintain their sense of balance even in outer space. Tests of wearable equipment using this technology yielded significant results, drawing attention from academia. A research team at Brandeis University in the United States unveiled Vibrotractor, a wearable device that helps humans maintain their sense of balance in microgravity space, … Read more

Newly Discovered Exoplanet ‘GJ 367b’ May be Composed Mostly of Iron

Newly Discovered Exoplanet ‘GJ 367b’ May be Composed Mostly of Iron

It has been claimed that the exoplanet ‘GJ 367b’, located about 31 light years away from Earth, is composed mostly of iron. ‘GJ 367b’, first observed in 2021, is an ultra-short-period planet that orbits the main star in about 7.7 hours. In a recently released observation report, a research team from the University of Turin, … Read more

Identification of Traumatic Memory Structures: Potential Breakthrough in PTSD Treatment

Identification of Traumatic Memory Structures: Potential Breakthrough in PTSD Treatment

Part of the mechanism of trauma that cannot be forgotten even if one tries to forget it due to strong shock has been identified. Academic circles paid attention to the possibility that this discovery could lead to treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In an experiment report released on its official website on the 6th, … Read more

NASA Delays Launch of 16 Psyche Asteroid Probe Due to Nitrogen Injector Inspections

NASA Delays Launch of 16 Psyche Asteroid Probe Due to Nitrogen Injector Inspections

A probe to investigate the asteroid ’16 Psyche’, which is expected to be worth 1,000 quintillion dollars, will be launched after the 12th of this month. The mission execution date was delayed by about a week compared to initially expected. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced on the 2nd through its official channel … Read more

Black Hole Discovery: Hyades Cluster Holds Closest Black Hole to Earth

Black Hole Discovery: Hyades Cluster Holds Closest Black Hole to Earth

Research has shown that the closest black hole to Earth exists in the Hyades Cluster, about 150 light years away. The Hyades is an open star cluster located closest to Earth. In an observation report published on the 18th, a research team from the University of Padua, Italy, raised the possibility that several massive black … Read more

Fourth Vaccination Campaign Against Plague: Criminal Irresponsibility of Health Authorities

Fourth Vaccination Campaign Against Plague: Criminal Irresponsibility of Health Authorities

The fourth vaccination campaign against the plague that hit the world will once again exhibit the criminal irresponsibility of the health authorities. Although he assures that it is not necessary to authorize its sale in the market because his government will continue to vaccinate free of charge against Covid-19, month and a half ago President … Read more

Successful Gene Editing Experiment Creates Transparent Squid

Successful Gene Editing Experiment Creates Transparent Squid

An experiment to create a transparent squid with gene editing technology has been successful. Squids can change their skin color and make their bodies transparent, which is the first time that humans have done this ability arbitrarily. The U.S. Woods Hole Marine Biology Institute reported in a recently published experimental report that it made the … Read more

The Limitations of Stratospheric Aerosol Injection for Mitigating Polar Warming and the Collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet

The Limitations of Stratospheric Aerosol Injection for Mitigating Polar Warming and the Collapse of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet

A new claim has been made that ‘stratospheric aerosol injection’, which has been proposed to slow the polar warming that causes the collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, has little practical effect. In a research report recently published by a research team from the University of Bern in Germany, the claim to arbitrarily release … Read more

Exploring Tidal Waves in Binary Heartbeat Stars: Unprecedented Discoveries in ‘MACHO 80.7443.1718’

Exploring Tidal Waves in Binary Heartbeat Stars: Unprecedented Discoveries in ‘MACHO 80.7443.1718’

The possibility that huge waves generated by tidal action repeatedly act on one of the two stars that make up the binary system has been raised through the latest research. This is the first time that the effects of tidal waves observed in a so-called Heartbeat Star have been confirmed on a star. A research … Read more