Universal-Sci Weekly - Issue #97
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The Moon is shrinking - Here is why that could be an issue for future astronauts
The Moon is slowly shrinking, and that could spell trouble for future astronauts, according to a study published in the peer-reviewed Planetary Science Journal.
In this article, we'll go over the fascinating details of these findings, exploring the implications and the potential risks they present to human exploration efforts.
Study shows fasting-mimicking diet helps reduce biological ageing and lowers risk of disease
Scientists at the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology have taken a closer look at the fasting-mimicking diet (FMD) and its potential benefits for human health.The study yielded interesting results revealing FMD's potential not only to improve health markers but also to reduce biological ageing.
The team published their work in the peer-reviewed science journal Nature Communications. In this article, we will take a look at the findings.
Are carbon fiber violins just as good as wooden violins?
In the evolving world of musical instrument craftsmanship, the debate around "carbon fiber vs. wooden violins" takes center stage as musicians and enthusiasts increasingly search for durable, climate-resistant instruments without compromising on sound.
This article dives into a groundbreaking study conducted by Ghent University and the HoGent School of Arts that explores whether violins crafted from carbon and flax fibers can truly rival the acoustic excellence of their traditional wooden counterparts.
More and More Vegetation Takes Hold in Greenland as Ice is Melting Rapidly
Scientists from the University of Leeds have unveiled dramatic changes unfolding across Greenland's vast icy expanse.
Over the last 30 years, Greenland has witnessed an astonishing reduction in its ice sheet and glaciers, with an area equivalent to the size of Albania (About 11,000 square miles or 28,707 square kilometres)succumbing to melt. This accounts for about 1.6% of its total ice cover, marking a significant shift in its icy landscape.
Closer Than Ever: European Scientists Forge Ahead in Nuclear Fusion Quest With a New Record
Earlier this month, European researchers made an amazing leap forward for science by smashing their previous record in creating fusion energy, marking a huge step towards an energy future that's good for our planet. The Joint European Torus (JET), based in the UK, is leading this exciting breakthrough, making us rethink what's possible in generating power.
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