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Scientists discover one side of the US sees more UFOs than the other - Vimarsana News

Scientists discover one side of the US sees more UFOs than the other

An analysis of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) report has found that one side of the United States sees more than the other, but they don't know why.

There May Be Small Black Holes Inside Some Stars, Scientists Say - Vimarsana News

There May Be Small Black Holes Inside Some Stars, Scientists Say

Black Hole Sun (Remastered) After listening to the 1990s alternative rock anthem "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden, astrophysicist Earl Bellinger had a curious thought: what if tiny black holes could be hiding inside of far more massive stars? In a new study published today in The Astrophysical Journal, Bellinger and his team had a closer look […]

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A University Report Says Dino Extinction Researcher Did Misconduct, Not Fraud - Vimarsana News

A University Report Says Dino Extinction Researcher Did Misconduct, Not Fraud

University investigation finds dino extinction researcher guilty of misconduct but not fraud - get the full story.

TIS: Scientists raise alarm over radioactivity risks in polymetallic nodule mining - Vimarsana News

TIS: Scientists raise alarm over radioactivity risks in polymetallic nodule mining

Is the radioactivity of polymetallic nodules an problem? The simple answer to that question is, we do not know. Yet.

The Claim of a Room Temperature Superconductor Is Starting to Look Fishy - Vimarsana News

The Claim of a Room Temperature Superconductor Is Starting to Look Fishy

Science Scandal Researchers at South Korea’s Quantum Energy Research Centre made a huge splash by announcing that they had accomplished a potentially groundbreaking first: a "room-temperature ambient pressure superconductor." In simple terms, superconductors can conduct electricity without any loss of energy. Conventionally, they need to be cooled to cryogenic temperatures or immense pressure to achieve […]

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