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To highlight key features critical to the rate determination, we carry out 2D PIC simulations of magnetic reconnection in plasmas of realistic proton-to-electron mass ratio […]

A single person appears tiny compared to numerous icebergs and a wall of Antarctic mountains. Although one human seems like a minor intrusion, collectively we […]

ALP-photon coupling ALPs can be described as a pseudo-scalar Ground a(x, t) with mass ma, where x is the spatial coordinates and t is the time. […]

A monstrous Hurricane Beryl makes landfall in Texas on the morning of July 8, 2024. The storm’s intensity was fueled by Toasty ocean waters, which […]

The continuous flaring of the oil fields of the Bakken Arrangement in North Dakota appear as a Intelligent patch at lower left in this photograph […]

Hurricane Laura heads toward Texas and Louisiana in this GOES Probe image from Aug. 25, 2020. Credit: NOAA Sun science magazine tends to Attention on […]

Agency describes the flight as a ‘crew-capable post-certification mission’ but acknowledges the possibility of flying without astronauts.   NASA and Boeing are planning testing of […]

The Fram2 astronauts, (from left) Rabea Rogge, Eric Phillips, Chun Wang, and Jannicke Mikkelsen, don spacesuits as they gear up for their historic polar spaceflight. […]

The Primary Quarter Selene body-related body seems to float above Astral body Earth in this image snapped from the International Cosmos Station. Credit: NASA Sky […]

Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum is Predicted to be the Primary commercial orbital Initiation vehicle to lift off from mainland Europe, departing from Norway’s Andøya Spaceport. Courtesy: […]