The physics of solar flares could help scientists predict imminent outbursts0
- From Around the Web, Space
- July 31, 2020
Large outbursts of radiation from the sun can damage infrastructure on Earth
Large outbursts of radiation from the sun can damage infrastructure on Earth
Ancient Egyptian astronomers may have discovered variable stars, and calculated the period of a well-known one called Algol, thousands of years before Europeans.
When it comes to scientifically mysterious concepts that begin with the word “dark,” dark matter attracts most of the public attention.
Researchers at the University of Adelaide have developed an AI that can analyze CT scans to predict if a patient will die within five years with 69 percent accuracy. This system could eventually be used to save lives by providing doctors with a way to detect illnesses sooner.
… and does it vindicate the maverick scholar who says a giant meteorite will destroy us in 2030?
A team of astronomers is making a bold prediction: In 2022, give or take a year, a pair of stars will merge and explode, becoming one of the brightest objects in the sky for a short period.
What NASA Predicts About Meteors From Comets/Asteroid Belt Hitting Earth
Death is inevitable – but is it predictable? Some researchers think it might be.