The universe is vast. As far as we can see in any direction, we are in a small portion, or bubble, of the whole entire universe.That bubble is about 90 billion light years across.

Tasmanian dairy farmers trial microbes across 500 hectares of land with the help of a "top-notch" soil biologist to reduce their reliance on synthetic fertilisers such as urea.

IFFCO's nano urea adoption remains slow four years post-launch, with 26.5M bottles sold in FY25. Despite a 28.3% reduction in solid fertiliser use and 5.7% crop yield rise in trial areas, farmer ...

Nano urea is transforming agriculture. IFFCO's Nano Urea Plus has a higher nitrogen concentration. It uses nanotechnology to deliver nitrogen to plants. Nano urea is a sustainable alternative for ...

Measurement of the conformation of DNA in protein–DNA complexes is important to decipher the role of the DNA conformation and dynamics in protein recognition and function. In this work, we report a ...

The third F-16C ever built, 83-1120, flew from Edwards AFB to AMARG on May 7, 2025, ending an illustrious 41-year career. Joining its former Edwards F-16 force compatriots, 83-1118 and 83-1119 ...

The benefits of Eagle Nano Urea are as clear as they are compelling. For starters, it is 50% cheaper than conventional urea, with a single 500ml bottle covering an entire acre of land.

The presence of the solvent medium affects the molecular geometry of the compounds. This effect is evident in the changes in specific angles: N1 ... and n1N1→(C2-O1) = 38.81 kcal mol-1 (RNTP) are due ...

Artificial Intelligence The Curious Geometry of Intelligence What if thought doesn’t unfold in time, but takes shape in space? Posted May 5, 2025 | Reviewed by Monica Vilhauer Ph.D.

The problem is that comparison is endless. There’s always someone richer, earlier retired, or more diversified. And the more we focus on others’ progress, the less clarity we have around our own.

The cloud, named Eos, is chock-full of molecular hydrogen and possibly rife with star-forming potential in the future. By Katrina Miller Stars and planets are born inside swirling clouds of cosmic ...