First Clear JWST Image Has Been Released With Mind-Bending Resolution
The first image has been released with all 18 of the JWST's mirrors powers combined. It may be an image of an ordinary star but astronomers are almost speechless with excitement at the capability demonstrated in this one incredible image. The mirror's performance so far has been so good that the JWST's operators are confident the largest space telescope ever deployed will meet, and likely exceed, the scientific goals for which it was built.
US Senate Unanimously Votes To Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
Biannual changing of the clocks could soon be a thing of the past in the US after the Senate voted unanimously to make daylight saving time permanent from 2023. If enacted, clocks would not “fall back” in November 2023. This would see the US enjoy daylight saving time year-round, instead of just eight months in the year. A strong body of scientific evidence highlights the potential perils of dark winter evenings.
Over 300,000 Hackers Join Ukraine's Volunteer "IT Army" Against Russia
Ukraine has called for a volunteer "IT army" to fight on the digital frontline against the Russian invasion, and it appears that hundreds of thousands of people have already answered the call. The Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine posted a message in English on Twitter asking for hackers and programmers to sign up.
“Quantum Hair” May Resolve Stephen Hawking’s Famous Black Hole Paradox
Black holes possess a characteristic called "quantum hair". Such a revelation could finally resolve the black hole information paradox proposed by Stephen Hawking back in the 1970s, and may help to connect the theories of general relativity and quantum mechanics. Researchers explain that all matter that collapses into a black hole leaves an imprint on that black hole’s gravitational field. The quantum information pertaining to that matter is preserved, giving the black hole its hair.
Face Of Stone Age Woman Reconstructed With 4,000-Year-Old Skull Found In Sweden
A 4,000-year-old skull found in the forests of Sweden has helped reconstruct the face of a Stone Age woman. To understand her jaw and mouth shape, the teeth were closely studied. There was also a ligament attachment in the eye socket, giving an indication of the inclination of the eye and how deep the eyes were. Many features are up to interpretation because facial features are also dictated by muscle and fat, which obviously haven't fared well after 4,000 years.
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When A Dead Body Is Found, How Do We Reveal Their Identity?
All of us will die at some point. Unfortunately, some individuals pass away in circumstances that make it difficult to determine their identity.
So, how can we find it?
