Author: Maria Gill

In recent years, researchers have used DNA to encode everything from Operating system to me Malware. Instead of being a technical curiosity, these efforts were serious attempts to take advantage of DNA’s properties to store data for the long term. DNA can remain chemically stable for hundreds of thousands of years, and we’re unlikely to lose the technology to read it, which is something you can’t say about things like ZIP drives and MO drives. But so far, writing data into DNA has involved converting the data into a series of bases on a computer, and then arranging that sequence…

Tithonium chasma It is a big valley. It is an astonishing 810 kilometers (503 miles) in length, which is a large part of it JM Marineris The largest canyon system we know of in the entire solar system. This close-up image was taken in 2013 by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on board Mars Orbital reconnaissance, and it was fair Featured as HiRISE Image of the Day. The image shows about a kilometer (0.6 miles) of Mars terrain with rolling hills and valleys, but as you can see in the other images, when you start to zoom…

“This is the Best Hack I’ve Ever Seen”: How you can turn old ketchup bottles and jars into Instagram-worthy vases and decorations – with amazing resultsThousands of people recycle unwanted bottles and bottles from around the homeThe sly trend has been spotted spinning on both Facebook and TikTok The fun process includes painting jars and adding jute strands Baking soda can also be added to paint to create a casserole effectThe end result turned bottles and jars into elegant vases Written by Karina Stathis for Daily Mail Australia Published: 23:29, January 11, 2021 | Updated: 23:53 Jan 11, 2021 Thousands…

The mystery at the heart of the Milky Way Galaxy: Astronomers are still arguing, after 70 years, about mushroom clouds in the center of the galaxy … Was it caused by an explosion of stars or a black hole swallowing a gas cloud? The strange cloud was first observed in the 1950s and was named North Polar SpurExperts have come up with many ideas including exploding stars, but they lack evidenceNow the new images may have helped solve the mystery at the center of our galaxy Written by Anthony Thrower for Mailonline Published: 19:07, 9 January 2021 | Updated: 00:41…

Another strange thing about 2020: Planet acceleration. The speed of the planet’s rotation often drifts slightly, depending on changes in winds, ocean currents, or rolls around Earth’s molten core. But over the past few decades, this has generally slowed down the microscopic circulation. The upshot of this is that every year and a half (or so), we need to add a “leap second” to the atomic clock. But in 2020, the opposite happened – We have had the fastest 28 days on record since 1960. This greatly accelerated the planet’s rotation The masters of time in charge of clocks on…

The two largest worlds and the smallest planet in the solar system will appear this weekend. NASA Three of the planets appear at dusk this weekend when Jupiter and Saturn are still shivering together at a party post last month. A rare great pairing, Just above the western horizon to the southwest by the more flying planet Mercury. The planetary triad is a rare sight that can be seen with the naked eye right after sunset for the next several days, although Saturday evening may be the best opportunity to see the three worlds clumped together. Astronomy Journal Reports indicate…

To celebrate their greatest achievement yet with Starship SpaceX has released a Video Digest From SN8 high-altitude flight. This was a 12.5 km jump test performed December 9, 2020, Which saw the SN8 prototype climb to an altitude of 12.5 km (7.8 mi), perform a “belly-swings” maneuver, and return to the launch pad. Although it did not fully commit to landing, the test was a milestone in developing the Starship. The flight test came after numerous static firing tests using earlier prototypes (SN1 to SN5), and a series of 150-meter (nearly 500-foot) jump tests using the SN5 and SN6. On…

The competition is a coding challenge in which NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) presents technical problems to high school students and seeks their contributions to deep space exploration missions. A high school student from Gurugram, Aryan Jain, is among the winners of the NASA App Development Challenge. Arian Jain is among the winners of NASA’s Artemis Next-Gen STEMMoon competition for this year’s Mars app development challenge, according to a statement.He was a student at SunCity School, Gurugram (Haryana), who collaborated with six high school students from the United States. The competition is a coding challenge in which NASA (National…

The two largest worlds and the smallest planet in the solar system will appear this weekend. NASA Three of the planets appear at dusk this weekend when Jupiter and Saturn are still relaxing together in their post party last month. A rare great pairing, Just above the western horizon to the southwest by the flatter planet Mercury. The Tri-Planet is a rare sight that can be seen with the naked eye right after sunset over the next several days, but Saturday evening offers perhaps the best opportunity to see the three worlds clumped together. Astronomy Journal Reports indicate that the…

Stonehenge Perhaps the most famous are the vast circular monuments constructed of wood or stone dotting the British countryside. It is likely that a prehistoric monument was erected in what is now England some time between 3000 and 2000 B.C. The stones were transported all the way from neighboring Wales – It is not an easy matter for a Stone Age civilization. It must have been a colossal effort and begs the question: Why? Land Are they bothered Why did people in the Stone Age build so many henges? “The short answer is that I don’t know and no one…