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Hunza tribe phenomenon that scientists cannot explain.
Magazine«New Scientist» published a list of mysterious phenomena, explain that scientists can not.
We will put in place the resources so that scientists can focus on this critical area.
This means that scientists can adjust collision energy to maximize the number of Higgs bosons produced.
This is a naturally occurring substance that scientists can derive from peptides.
This means that scientists can make other materials made of the same geometry to obtain the same strength of light materials.
The discovery of the gene, called NEK1, means that scientists can now develop a gene therapy to treat it.
If they exist, such black holes could account for 80 percent of the universe that scientists cannot see.
A new study gives hope that scientists can find an effective substitute for antibiotics, and it will become viruses.
If they exist,such black holes could make up 80% of the universe that scientists can't see.
The best explanation that scientists can give to account for the above sauropod egg and embryo collection involves catastrophe.
Events like this, where a star is interacting with a black hole, are called tidal disruptions,and can give off x-rays that scientists can observe for years.
The work published in Nature also suggests that scientists can rethink what the“dark matter” consists of-the mysterious type of invisible matter.
In 2012, researchers proposed that Crispr-Cas9 could be used as a powerful genetic editing tool,since it precisely cuts DNA in ways that scientists can easily customize.
The mystery around these signals stems from the fact that scientists cannot yet pinpoint what is capable of producing such a short and sharp radio wave burst.
Events like this, when a star interacts with a black hole, are called“destruction under the influence of tide-generating forces,” andin the course of them X-rays arise that scientists can observe for years.
The very small NASA satellite has proven that scientists can quickly design and launch a new class of inexpensive spacecraft- and conduct significant science.
The team has established for the first time that the history of human populations is embedded in music, where complex combinations of rhythm,pitch and arrangement form a code that scientists can read in a manner that can be compared to the way they read changes in human DNA and language.
What is in need of explanation is that scientists can communicate despite the sometimes esoteric jargon and the unrealistic("counterfactual") phenomena under study.
Perhaps the greatest contribution that scientists can make to this debate is to help educate the public(and other scientists) about the uncertain nature of risk assessment, and about the breadth of disciplines and rigor of analysis that must be brought to bear if high-quality risk assessment is to be accomplished.
Bayliss says the detection of this single, distant galaxy is proof that scientists can use galaxy clusters as natural X-ray magnifiers, to pick out extreme, highly energetic phenomena in the universe's early history.
The most interesting thing, according to experts, is that scientists can now use all available galactic evolution data- number, number of stars and methods of star formation- to synthesize a comprehensive picture of the last 13 billion years of the universe.
The poor state of the bone preservation means that scientists can't extract any DNA from them, but scientists feel comfortable saying the bones belonged to a Neanderthal, according to Professor Valde-Nowak, as the bones came from what at one time was a deep part of the cave which also contained Neanderthal stone tools.
Dark matter particles may sometimes collide with the nucleusof a normal atom, creating trails that scientists could detect.
It was not until 1932,almost 200 years later, that scientists could reliably show that vitamin C was the reason that lime prevented scurvy(Carpenter 1988, 191).
Editorial Board recognizes the international and national law on copyright anddraws attention to the fact that scientist can use information from any publications which provides the source points and draws a clear line between their own data and other achievements.
Accurately being able to reproduce this effect for adesired sensor in a laboratory would imply that scientists could manufacture nanosensors much more quickly and potentially far more cheaply by letting numerous molecules assemble themselves with little or no outside influence, rather than having to manually assemble each sensor.