Today it's about black and white. There is one small but interesting satellite of Saturn - Iapetus. One hemisphere of Iapetus is black as pitch, and the other glistens like snow. It is still not known for sure why this icy block in space is so clearly divided into light and dark. However, that's...
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I think Ukrainians got the ability to adapt from the Heavenly slow-walker and this is what she can do - * + 150 degrees and - 273 C * withstand a pressure of 6000 atmospheres * radiation of 500 thousand roentgens (while the lethal dose for a person is only 500 roentgens). * can starve for...
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Quasars are the brightest objects in the universe (except for supernova explosions). They are also called Lighthouses of the Universe. This is roughly what the quasar P172+18 and its radio jets look like. So far, it is the most distant quasar ever discovered. It is so far away that its light has...
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Anyone who closely follows my work knows that there are already all the prerequisites for creating ultra-fast Internet, and here's something else - StarLink has announced the launch of special satellites into space that will be able to provide 4G services from space for ordinary smartphones. The...
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Continuing the theme of the microcosm - last year The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded for the future quantum internet. This is the name of the communication networks through which not just electrons or photons travel, but electrons and photons that preserve their quantum states. The main thing...
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