Vishwam Sankaran

4 days ago | independentespanol.com | Vishwam Sankaran

Un satélite experimental de la NASA, inutilizado hace tiempo, emitió de repente un potente chorro de energía que dejó perplejos a los científicos. Los astrónomos de la Universidad Curtin de Australia descubrieron el extraño pulso del satélite, que dejó de funcionar en el espacio desde finales de los años 60, tras registrar una señal que eclipsó brevemente todo lo demás en el cielo nocturno. Al principio, pensaron que procedía de un púlsar o de otro objeto cósmico por descubrir.

4 days ago | independent.co.uk | Vishwam Sankaran

A new study indicates alternate-day fasting is more effective at boosting metabolism compared to both calorie restriction and intermittent fasting. An analysis of 99 clinical trials found alternate-day fasting was the only dietary strategy to provide a modest benefit in reducing body weight compared to continuous calorie restriction. This form of fasting was also associated with lower levels of total and LDL, or “bad” cholesterol when compared to time-restricted eating.

4 days ago | msn.com | Vishwam Sankaran

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4 days ago | the-independent.com | Vishwam Sankaran

Astronomers at Australia's Curtin University have been left perplexed after detecting a powerful, brief energy blast from a long-dead experimental NASA satellite. The mysterious pulse was traced to NASA's Relay 2 satellite, which was launched in 1964 and stopped operating in 1967. Researchers believe the blast was likely caused by an electrostatic discharge resulting from a collision with a micrometeoroid or space debris.

4 days ago | independent.co.uk | Vishwam Sankaran

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