Meteorite Asuka 12236 was found to be full of amino acids, chemical precursors to life.
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Four new open clusters detected in the Cygnus Cloud
By analyzing the data from ESA’s Gaia satellite, Chinese astronomers have discovered four new open clusters in the Cygnus Nebula Cloud. The newfound clusters, designated QC1 to QC 4, are located between 4,100 and 7,600 light-years away. The finding is reported in a paper published August 17 on arXiv.org.
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Tracing the cosmic origin of complex organic molecules with their radiofrequency footprint
The origin of life on Earth is a topic that has piqued human curiosity since probably before recorded history began. But how did the organic matter that constitutes lifeforms even arrive at our planet? Though this is still a subject of debate among scholars and practitioners in related fields, one […]
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Would You Get Behind This Fan Rendering Of A Reborn Camaro IROC-Z?
With a production run from the 1982 to 1992 model year, the third-gen Chevrolet Camaro is a performance icon of the 1980s. In a new rendering, wb.artist20 imagines how a modern Camaro would look wearing cues from the Reagan-era model.
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Tesla may be about to improve cold-weather range in Model 3 – report
Reports of a smaller frunk in the Tesla Model 3 may be thanks to space allocated for a new heat pump.
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Coursera launches private Guided Projects
Private Guided Projects are likely to appeal to enterprises looking to help employees upskill and gain more hands-on institutional knowledge.
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Nomad Base Station Pro review: wireless charging’s imperfect future
Nomad’s Base Station Pro was supposed to usher in a new era of wireless chargers, promising to make the dream of a multiple-coil wireless charger a reality when it was announced nearly a year ago. After significant delays, the company has been beaten to the punch, but Nomad’s version is […]
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Mactracker: An app only a Mac geek (or tech journalist) could love
We showcase an incredibly cool piece of software that’s useful to a select few. But even if it’s not tangibly useful to you, it’s free and well worth installing, just because.
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Dog successfully treated with high-tech human cancer treatment
Ralph, a five-year-old Gordon Setter, was treated using technology that is said to have previously only been available for humans.