Newly discovered seaborgium-257 provides important data on fragmentation and quantum shell effects

German scientists found a new superwhevy isotope in GSI Helmholtzentrum Für Schwerionenforschung, 257sg, named Cibergium, which reveals unexpected details about stability and nuclear fragmentation. The study was published in the physical review papers and describes how this isotope, which was made by fusing Chromium -52 with lead -206, survived for 12.6 milliseconds, longer than normal. … Read more

Virginia Tech Engineers Craft Durable, Self and Repairing, and Recycleable PCB

A team of scientists has developed a new type of self-healing circuit board that remains functional even after severe mechanical damage and can be recycled or recycled by using completely heat. Created using a polymer infected with liquid metal and known as vitrimer, new circuit boards can dramatically cut electronic waste and consumers can change … Read more

Blue Origin sends 750th humans into space in Landmark Sub -Flight from Texas

Blue Origin launched its 13th Human Spaceflight Mission on 29 June, which included six tourists who arrived beyond the Kármán line in the company’s latest crude subumm flight. The vehicle exploded CDT (1439 GMT) from Site One, launched in west Texas at 9:39 pm. Passengers -Alleys and Carl Kuhner, Leyland Larsen, Freddy Rescino Junior, Ovolabi … Read more

Microsoft has cut about 4 percent jobs

Microsoft will take around 4% of its workforce, the company said on Wednesday that in the latest job cuts, tech veteran artificial intelligence curves the costs between heavy investment in infrastructure. The company, which had about 228,000 employees worldwide as of June 2024, announced the retrenchment in May, Effects around 6,000 workersit was Plan to … Read more