The discovery of a 423-million-year-old fossil in China has shed light on the evolution of the tripartite (three-part) jaw, revealing a previously unknown stage of jaw evolution in placoderms, an extinct group of early fishes. Life reconstruction of Qilinyu along with Guiyu and Entelognathus in Silurian waters. Image credit: Dinghua …
Read More »Physicists Shed New Light on How Neutrinos Behave
Physicists from the NOvA collaboration have announced a new result that could improve our understanding of the behavior of neutrinos. NOvA detector. Image credit: Louise Suter / NOvA Collaboration. Neutrinos are tiny, nearly massless subatomic particles that travel at near-light speed. They have previously been detected in three types, called …
Read More »Physicists Suggest Light Could Exist in Previously Unknown Form
According to a team of physicists at Imperial College London (ICL), UK, it is possible to create a new form of light by binding light to a single electron, combining the properties of both. Artistic image of light trapped on the surface of a topological insulator. Image credit: Vincenzo Giannini. …
Read More »Unprecedented Genomic Study Shines Light on Ancestry of Indigenous Australians
The first comprehensive genomic study of Indigenous Australians has revealed that they are indeed the direct descendants of Australia’s earliest settlers and diverged from their Papuan neighbors about 37,000 years ago. The study also confirmed that all modern non-African populations are descended from a single wave of migrants, who left …
Read More »Research Sheds Light on Genetic Cause of Frustrating Syndrome
The genetic cause of a syndrome characterized by multiple frustrating and difficult-to-treat symptoms, including dizziness and lightheadedness, skin flushing and itching, gastrointestinal complaints, chronic pain, bone and joint problems, is now better understood. Jonathan J. Lyons et al identified a genetic explanation for a syndrome characterized by multiple frustrating and …
Read More »Scientists create liquid light, get one step closer to spintronics
Strange things go on when you push physics to extremes. Extending Moore’s Law to its physical conclusion, we run into problems like the traces in circuits being so small that electrons can quantum tunnel between them. But electrons aren’t the only thing we can use to carry data through circuits. …
Read More »Apple A10 teardown sheds light on quad-core SoC, confirms Intel won modem contract
Every time a new Apple device ships, it’s interesting to see how manufacturing technology has advanced. This year is no exception. The Apple device teardown revealed a number of interesting details and confirmed a rumor we’d heard before — Intel did indeed win at least some of the iPhone 7’s …
Read More »Batman: The Telltale Series Episode 5: City of Light Gets Launch Trailer
Batman: The Telltale Series‘ Episode 5 is here and in order to celebrate the release of the final chapter, the developers have released a new launch trailer. This episode ties up the series in a neat little bow and shows us the final showdown between the Dark Knight and the …
Read More »Witcher 3 and Gwent Designer Joins Dying Light Developer
Former CD Projekt RED designer Damien Monnier, who worked on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as well as the upcoming Gwent, has now joined Dyig Light developer Techland, where he will be working with them on their new IP. “As a whole, we’re extremely excited to welcome all the recent additions to the Techland family. …
Read More »Light’s multi-lens L16 camera gets wider aperture but longer wait
We’re all curious to see whether Light’s crazy 16-lens camera can live up to its own hype, but it looks like we’ll have to wait just a little bit longer for the already-delayed gadget. On the bright side, so to speak, the camera is getting a significant improvement to its …
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