Ashton Edwards

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Director, Digital Media at KPCW-FM (Salt Lake City, UT)

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Good prospects for green gas

3 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

A facility in Great Britain shows how biomethane can be produced, whose climate emissions go for zero. Is that the future of bioga technology? With almost 10,000 facilities, the biogas industry in Germany is the world’s leadership. The technology of biogas use offers many advantages. With her leavesAre you already digital subscribers? Register here » The fisherman room climate knife made of stainless steel measures precisely temperature and humidity.
A gas giant around a small dwarf star

3 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

Usually, low -mass red dwarf stars are more or more circled by smaller rock planets – the mass of their common clouds is not enough for larger gas giants. But now astronomers have discovered a dwarf star around 240 light years away, which is only 0.2 of the sun masses, but has a gas giant as a companion. The exoplanet toi-6894b is slightly larger than the Saturn and around half as heavy as this. His little mother star is the lowest dwarf star with such a gas giant, as the team reports.
Friend and enemy at the same time

3 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

This is neither a cut, shining deep sea fish nor an art project from kindergarten, but in colon tissue. On the right in the photo, the tissue is healthy, but on the left a tumor grows up. While small red dots can only be seen in healthy tissue, they romp over where the tumor grows. The points are the body’s “oncostatin m”. People who suffer from a chronic inflammatory bowel disease such as ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s disease have a higher risk of developing colon cancer.
How healthy and sustainable is the outdoor cooking?

3 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

Be it hiking, camping, in the motorhome or on train and car trips- for many outdoor activities and excursions you need camping dishes. Compared to household dishes, it is usually easier, more robust and therefore more practical. But what is camping dishes made of and how healthy and sustainable are these materials? What ecological balance are the utensils and what are the best alternatives? Camping dishes are designed to be particularly light and durable.
Library materials travel through space

3 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

Samples of the planetoid Bennu contain ancient molecules that occur in proteins and inheritance. Has cosmic start -up help on earthly life on the jumps? Sometimes it depends on being faster – this was probably the calculation of NASA than itAre you already digital subscribers? Register here » Discover 321 astonishing science facts! From astronomy to mathematics – for curious heads and science fans.
Where the hot Jupiter Wasp-121b was created

3 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

The EXOPLANET WASP-121B is an ultra-hewn gas giant, which circles its mother star very closely. New data from the James webb telescope are now providing new information about how and where this hot planet was once created. As the astronomers determined, the proportions of some elements in the gas cover of WASP-121B, including carbon, silicon and oxygen, are significantly above the corresponding values of his mother star.
Graceful visionary

3 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

Alfred Wegener, the father of today’s plate tectonics, is an underestimated scientist. Perhaps it is because he died at the age of 50, that was 1930. He not only had his fields, meteorology and astronomy, in mind, but always the whole world with its intertwined. He also had a penchant for adventure. In it he resembles Alexander von Humboldt, which it did not go into the arctic ice cream, but into the tropics.
Alabaster art in sight

4 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

Shimmer-beautiful and easy to edit: Alabaster was once a popular raw material of the sculptor. In the “Materi-A-Net” project, scientists research the interesting history of European alabaster art. Source: University Setzukoeln Prof. Dr. Manfred Spitzer warns of the risks of artificial intelligence. An enlightening book about AI in medicine, military, climate and more – and their unregulated dangers. € 24.00 Show in the shopProf.
Heat pumps in Germany: How is the stand?

4 weeks ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

Modern heat pumps can significantly reduce heating costs – especially in well -insulated houses. Nevertheless, they are still not installed as often as politically desired, and less often than gas heaters, a current survey shows. Why is that and how can the heat turn be pushed further? In the course of climate protection, houses in Germany are to be gradually insulated so that they lose fewer heat. In 2010, politicians had set themselves the goal of renovating two percent of all homes every year.
Southeastern Sea Sea Sea East Asia

1 month ago | techzle.com | Ashton Edwards

Despite the low darkness, an astronaut on board the international space station happens amazingly. Because each of the many lights that illuminate Myanmar, Thailand and Laos on a moonless night tells their own story. At first there would be the unmistakable bluish lights below in the picture: a large -scale thunderstorm with bright flashes that rages over Myanmar’s largest city. Such a sight is typical of the monsoons in Southeast Asia.