About: Maciej Heyman

Maciej Heyman

Maciej has been a space technology news journalist for 10 years and has extensively covered new spaceflights and technology from a research angle.

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The magnetic sense which is Refined

The magnetic sense which is Refined
The base of technology experience and quantum science is an ever-intensifying activity. The fascinating sights are presently dependent on the reports, which are progressing towards making quantum computers. This helps in performing their identical classical parts at significant computation functions.  The primary challenge in this query is to maximize the number and quality of building…
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Antarctic Ice loss revealed by the decades of satellite monitoring

Antarctic Ice loss revealed by the decades of satellite monitoring
There are few scientists from the University of California, the University of Leeds and the University of Maryland who have viewed the decades of satellite measurements to discover that how sea ice, ice shelves, and Antarctica glaciers are changing.  In the year 2018, June 14th the nature journal published the Antarctica-focused issue especially. This explains…
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Converting Lightning to essential products: Paradigm Enzyme discovered by researchers

Converting Lightning to essential products: Paradigm Enzyme discovered by researchers
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the international research team has explored enzymes called cytochrome P450, which is one of the major components of plants, which has made valuable products like chemicals, plastics, and nylon.  Cytochrome P450s are one of the versatile enzymes on the earth. These are proteins found…
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Neutron stars which are very dense also fall like feathers

Neutron stars which are very dense also fall like feathers
According to the theory of General Relativity stated by Einstein, every object tends to fall in the same way no matter what mass or composition it is having. Several tests were held on earth to know the results, and with every test, this theory stands true. But is it right with other massive and dense…
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CO2 becoming low with common elements and sunlight

CO2 becoming low with common elements and sunlight
An International Research Team which also includes personnel from the Tokyo Institute of Technology along with Universite PARIS DIDEROT and CNRS has eventually found that CO2 is getting reduced to CO in such situation where photocatalyst which is made up of an organic semiconductor material and as well as iron complex which is very much…
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Researchers come for the rescue of low-cost solar cells

Researchers come for the rescue of low-cost solar cells
Recently a team of University researchers has reported having solved a significant fabrication regarding perovskite cells which are the potential challengers as far as silicon-based solar cells are concerned. These newly developed crystalline structures have the potential to exhibit enormous promise because they can absorb almost all the wavelengths of the light. It is learned…
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Engineers trying to harness photosynthesis to perform metabolic reactions

Engineers trying to harness photosynthesis to perform metabolic reactions
To build up an artificial cell, there are two-way outs. The first approach involves re-engineering the genomic software of living cell while the second approach involves cellular hardware, producing simple cell-like structures above the ground that imitates the function of the living cells. One of the most challenging situations pertaining to the second approach is…
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Scientists record the sound of methane bubble from the seafloor

Scientists record the sound of methane bubble from the seafloor
In a recent study, a team of researchers has successfully registered the music of methane bubbles coming from the seabed off the Oregon coast with the help of a hydrophone. This has resulted in opening the door to acoustics to identify and also quantify the amount of this significant greenhouse gas present in the ocean. …
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A group of scientists which also involved Carnegie’s Michael Ackerson and Bjorn Mysen have brought to the attention the fact that granites from Yosemite National Park include minerals that got crystallized at a much lower temperature than previously anticipated. Such findings have pressed further in respect of our understanding of how granites are formed and…
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Grease like molecules abundant in space

Grease like molecules abundant in space
According to an Australia-Turkish research team, grease-like particles are abundant within space. Astronomers both in the University of New South Wales located in Sydney as well as Ege University which is located in Turkey have used laboratories to build up materials that have the same features as that of the interstellar dust. The researchers have…
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