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Half Of Earth’s Zinc Came From Outer Solar System Asteroids

Previously, scientists believed that the majority of Earth's volatiles came from asteroids that formed closer to the Earth. The findings provide important insights into how Earth came to have the unique conditions required for life to thrive.

Nine New Millisecond Pulsars Discovered By MeerKAT

Researchers using MeerKAT have found nine millisecond pulsars, the majority of them in uncommon and occasionally unusual binary systems.

New Carbon Nanomaterial Type With Interlocked Molecules

A new type of nanomaterial with interlocking molecules has the potential to be useful for a wide range of applications, including specialized sensors and new types of electronics

Two Earth-sized Exoplanets Found Orbiting Red Dwarf GJ 1002

Two planets with Earth-like masses have been found in orbit around the red dwarf star GJ 1002, which is close to our solar system, by an international team of scientists led by IAC researchers.

Ionospheric Tracking Could Enhance Tsunami Forecasts

According to new research ionospheric tracking could help improve tsunami forecasting and, in the future, track ash plumes and other impacts after a volcanic eruption.

Math Professor Invents Non-Reversing Mirror

The Hicks non-reversing mirror is a single, smoothly curved piece of glass that shows a non-reversed image.

Exploding Pyrex Cookware Mystery Solved

A study for the first time offers a scientific reason why some glass cookware is more susceptible to explosive shattering and the likelihood of exposing users to injury

Maisie’s Galaxy May Be One Of Earliest Galaxies Ever Observed

Objects from more than 13 billion years ago, among them Maisies Galaxy, are included in two new images from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.