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The World’s Largest Lithium Deposit: Potential Energy Revolution at a Cost to Ecosystems

Salar de Uyuni, home to the world’s largest lithium reserve, faces environmental threats from mining activities. A study conducted by researchers from Duke University reveals

Physics

Unraveling Dark Matter: A Bold Experiment Hunts for the Mysterious Axion

Scientists are on a groundbreaking quest to uncover axions—hypothetical particles that could solve some of physics’ biggest mysteries, including the absence of an electric dipole

Space

NASA’s Latest Asteroid Data Brings New Insights – With Potential Lunar Consequences

NASA’s planetary defense teams are closely monitoring a recently discovered near-Earth object (NEO), asteroid 2024 YR4. Initially flagged as a potential impact risk for Earth,

Space

NASA and SpaceX Accelerate Crew-10 Launch with Strategic Spacecraft Swap

NASA and SpaceX are advancing the launch date for Crew-10 by reusing a previously flown Dragon spacecraft, Endurance. This strategic move not only expedites Crew-10’s

Physics

Quantum Billiards: Unlocking the Secrets of Light-Assisted Atomic Collisions

In a pioneering study, scientists have developed innovative methods to control atomic collisions using optical tweezers, paving the way for advances in quantum computing and

Space

This Gravitational-Wave Breakthrough Could Transform Our Understanding of the Universe

A groundbreaking advancement in adaptive optics technology is poised to revolutionize gravitational-wave detection, enabling LIGO and future observatories like Cosmic Explorer to achieve unprecedented capabilities.