Universal-Sci Weekly - Issue #87
These are the five most interesting articles from our feed of the past week. Please enjoy!
Astronomers discovered a second 'Tatooine-like' Exoplanetary System
An international team of astronomers, led by scientists at the University of Birmingham, has reported the second-ever discovery of a multi-exoplanetary circumbinary system in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Astronomy
Are Your Sleep Issues Putting You at Risk of a Stroke?
A recent study published in the peer-reviewed medical journal Neurology suggests that individuals experiencing symptoms of insomnia may be more prone to strokes than those who do not, especially if they are younger than 50.
Will Next-Gen Computer Run on Brain Cells? The Rise of Biocomputing
Given the current digital landscape, it is almost impossible to think of a world without computers. These wonders of modern engineering have revolutionized every facet of our lives running on silicon chips. However, the future may not be defined by silicon chips but rather by an intriguing new concept where laboratory-grown "brains" function as the biological hardware of cutting-edge computers.
Shocking discovery reveals that funghi may be the key to reaching net zero carbon emissions
An astonishing revelation in climate science has emerged from a study published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Current Biology: the vast, unseen network of mycorrhizal fungi that spans the globe is responsible for storing a significant portion of our planet's carbon.
How Satellites Might Fuel Europe's Future: A Revolutionary Take on Renewable Energy
Imagine a future where Europe gets its renewable energy not from wind farms or solar panels on the ground, but from an array of high-tech satellites hovering in space. This isn't the premise for a science fiction novel - it's a reality that the European Space Agency (ESA) is striving to achieve with its ambitious SOLARIS project.
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