An incident on June 12, CDT, caused a brief panic when audio of a flight surgeon dealing with an emergency on the International Space Station was mistakenly broadcast on the ISS livestream channel. The conversation discussed the need for hyperbaric treatment for an unnamed commander who was experiencing decompression sickness. ISS mission control later clarified
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Earthquakes, natural disasters that can cause significant death and destruction, may be detected earlier than previously thought through the use of satellite technology. A recent study in the Journal of Applied Geodesy suggests that anomalies in the ground, atmosphere, and ionosphere can serve as earthquake precursors that betray their impending presence. The study proposes the
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University of Southern California scientists have recently published research in Nature demonstrating that the Earth’s inner core is slowing down in relation to the planet’s surface, contrary to previous beliefs. This discovery has sparked much debate within the scientific community, as previous studies had indicated that the inner core rotates faster than the surface of
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Climate models play a crucial role in helping scientists and policymakers predict the impacts of climate change. These models simulate the Earth’s climate, providing insights into phenomena such as sea level rise, flooding, and temperature changes. However, the current challenge lies in the efficiency and affordability of these models, especially at smaller scales like the
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Hydrogen has long been considered a promising fuel for reducing greenhouse gases, particularly when produced through the splitting of water molecules using renewable energy sources. However, this process is far from simple due to the complex chemistry involved. The key to efficiently breaking water into hydrogen and oxygen lies in the use of catalysts, which
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