Today, on November 26, the world of science and technology witnessed ieresting eves that have been briefly discussed in this news.
According to RCO News Agency, The science and technology of Iran and the world today was accompanied by various news. Now, in this report, we will review the summary of these news.
Kashmir was shaken by two earthquakes of 4.3 and 4/an earthquake of 3.8 was registered in Hoyza
Last week, Bushehr province was hit by an earthquake of magnitude 4, Nusratabad province of Sistan and Baluchistan with an earthquake of magnitude 4.2, Kashmer of Khorasan Razavi province with an earthquake of magnitude 4.3 and 4, and Bahabad of Yazd province with an earthquake of magnitude 4.1. they trembled
What happened in the US Congress hearing about aliens?
The office of the US Congress in Washington, yesterday held a hearing on Unideified Abnormal Phenomena (UAP) or Unideified Flying Objects, commonly referred to as UFOs. The hearing, titled “Unknown Paranormal Phenomena: Revealing the Truth,” focused on UFOs and included testimony from key witnesses who demanded greater transparency from the US governme about UFOs.
The loss of medicinal plas can become a global crisis
Medicinal plas have long been an inseparable part of health care systems and drug developme. Evidence of their use dates back to a 5,000-year-old Sumerian clay tablet that demonstrates their ancie roots. In coemporary times, the market value of medicinal plas will exceed about 300 billion dollars in 2023, which emphasizes their importance. Climate change poses a significa threat to medicinal plas, and concerns have been raised about their future availability and impact on drug production and health care.
Announcing Iran’s position in 7 global iellectual property indices in 2024
The examination of global indicators in the field of iellectual property shows that Iran is ranked 64th in the field of human capital and 49th in the field of science and technology outputs. Amir Abbas Mohammadi Koshki, head of Iran’s inveions team and an official member of United Nations Wikistats, in an ierview with ISNA, referring to the 2024 Global Iellectual Property Index report, stated: In this report, the status of Iran in 7 sections of “Institutions”, “Human Capital and Research” “, “infrastructure”, “market complexity”, “business complexity”, “knowledge and technology outputs” and “creative outputs” were examined.
Images of the last supermoon of 2024 around the world
The last supermoon of 2024 lit up the sky last night. This full moon, also known as the “November Supermoon” or “Blue Dog Moon”, attracted sky watchers and photography ehusiasts last evening. This supermoon was the fourth supermoon of 2024 since August. The supermoon of November appeared in the sky on the evening of Friday, November 15, and the mome of the full moon occurred at 16:28 Eastern time zone, corresponding to 00:58 Saturday morning Iran time.
The Hera probe is on its way to Mars
The Hera probe has passed an importa milestone in its journey to investigate the location of the first asteroid deflection test. Together, the maneuvers boosted Hera’s speed by 166 meters per second and put the probe on track to meet Mars in March 2025. The probe will use the Red Planet to get a gravitational boost and accelerate Hera towards its destination.
Laser welding became possible in the coury with a 20 kW fiber laser source
A knowledge-based company has taken action to localize a 20 kW fiber laser source for the laser welding process in industries, and according to the company’s technologists, high speed and accuracy are among the advaages of this product. Researchers is one of the knowledge-based companies producing fiber lasers in Iran, which started its activity in 2010. Among the achievemes of this company, we can meion the manufacture of femtosecond lasers and the manufacture of modular lasers up to 6 kW.
Developme of a tool for analyzing news texts based on artificial ielligence
One of the technology companies has developed a tool based on artificial ielligence that enables the analysis of Persian and English texts. The product produced in this company is in the field of natural language processing and its main focus is the analysis of news texts, and in the reports published by these researchers, it is announced what topics have been discussed more in the news texts.
The lack of agreeme between Russia and the United States on how to repair the 5-year-old leak of the Iernational Space Station
Bob Cabana, chairman of the Iernational Space Station Advisory Committee and a former astronaut, said Wednesday (Nov. 13) that NASA and Roscosmos disagree about the causes and solutions to repair the leak in Russia’s PrK module. The leak in the Russian part of this orbital complex has been going on for five years. A temporary spike in the leak earlier this year has been corrected, and NASA has stressed that the ISS crew is not in immediate danger. Nevertheless, NASA’s Office of the Inspector General called the leak the biggest “safety risk” to the Iernational Space Station. As with any viage set, maienance and issues like this are to be expected. Cabana stressed that troubleshooting is ongoing, but NASA and Roscosmos do not have a shared understanding of the probable cause of the source or the severity of the consequences of the leaks.
Making a tool for measuring the roughness and thickness of surfaces up to 50 nm
The technologists of one of the knowledge-based companies produced a tool for measuring the roughness and thickness of surfaces up to 50 nanometers. Ali Asghar Thani, the CEO of this company, considered the profilometer to be one of the company’s products and said: This product measures roughness and thickness of 50 nanometers and above, and is used in various industries, from electroplating in faucets to measuring the roughness and smoothness of the tooth surface. has
The first 3D alien huing radar is being built
Just two days after US whistleblowers said Unideified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), commonly known as UFOs, are real and ieracting with humans, the Peagon announced the full-time deployme of its new surveillance capabilities to monitor UFOs. The Peagon said in its fiscal 2024 report that the capability, known as Gremlin, would be deployed in the first quarter of fiscal 2025. However, the Peagon maiains that aliens do not exist.
Stress can change memories
Researchers at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toroo have made progress in understanding the inner workings of this phenomenon. By studying the brains of rats, they found that stress causes the release of endocannabinoids, which are chemicals that usually help us create specific and meaningful memories. However, in large amous, these endocannabinoids disrupt the brain’s “gatekeeper” neurons, leading to the formation of neural impris (engrams) of very large and generalized memories. Simply put, a stressful experience isn’t just stored in the brain as a discrete memory. Instead, it triggers a series of associated memories, causing people to react strongly to all kinds of innocuous stimuli, such as fireworks or car fires.
Senior managers of economic businesses should not hesitate to adopt artificial ielligence
The CEO of one of the knowledge-based companies stressed that the companies that are proactively looking for the opportunities of artificial ielligence technology, said: in the past, those who accepted the new technology benefited from its benefits and opportunities, and those who rejected it, Either they suffered or their presence in the field of competition was reduced and even in some cases some of them were eliminated.
Details of 2 earthquakes on Iran’s second largest fault/recording of 4 devastating historic earthquakes in Daroneh fault area
Referring to the rece earthquakes in the city of Kashmar, Khorasan province, Razavi, the director of the earthquake departme of the Road, Housing and Urban Developme Research Ceer, said: These earthquakes are in the area of Darone fault, which is the second longest fault in Iran, with a length of 900 km, which starts from Herat in Afghanistan and goes up to Jandaq city of Yazd province extends. In an ierview with ISNA, regarding the rece earthquakes in Kashmir, Razavi Khorasan province, Dr. Ali Baitullahi said: On the 24th and 25th of this moh, three noticeable earthquakes occurred in the northeast of the coury in the Kashmir region, with magnitudes of 4.3 and 4 and an aftershock. It has been recorded with a magnitude of 3.1 in this range.
Scieists turned blood io bone-repairing substances
Scieists at the University of Nottingham’s School of Pharmacy and Chemical Engineering have developed a new blood-based biomaterial that successfully repairs bone, paving the way for personalized regenerative blood products. Perhaps in the future these blood products can be used as effective treatmes for injuries and diseases. Scieists have used peptide molecules that can direct key processes that occur during the natural healing process of tissues to create biomaterials to promote tissue repair.
Developme of a real-time location system for tracking Iranian industrial goods
The real-time surveillance and location system (RTLS) with the possibility of determining the position and non-stop tracking of people or equipme in indoor spaces, is a project that was implemeed to increase the productivity, safety and security of industries in the coury. Mohammad Mahdi Saberi, the senior researcher of the Real Time Tracking and Locating System (RTLS) localization project in indoor space, referring to the challenges in tracking goods in various industries, said: One of the most importa concerns of industries, especially in the field of production, is how to track goods during the supply process. products. Traditional and manual methods, in addition to high costs, lead to errors and slow processes.
The journey of a humanoid robot to the moon in China’s Changi 8 mission
A Chinese mission to test resource-harvesting technologies at the moon’s south pole is under developme, and a humanoid robot may also travel to the moon with it. Wang Qiong, chief designer of the Chang’e 8 mission to the moon, recely gave an update on the project in Beijing. This mission is scheduled to be launched in 2028 and its goal will be to land near the south pole of the moon. There, the testing of technologies specific to the use of resources on the moon will be carried out, which will probably include 3D priing methods for making bricks from the soil of the moon. Experimes will also be conducted on the terrestrial ecosystem.
A window that cools the air inside to 22 degrees Celsius
A new window coating can reflect heat enough to cool the ierior by up to 22 degrees Celsius. Researchers from POSTECH and Korea University have designed a material that can emit heat while allowing visible light to pass through. This material consists of three layers, each layer has differe roles. In tests, it was found that the new material kept the glass surface 22.1°C cooler than glass coated only with PDMS, one of the largest cooling effects seen with this type of coating.
Home blood test with the help of a chip
The startup “SiPhox Health” is trying to help paties and their doctors to manage diseases at home with a new type of blood test based on a silicon photonic chip. The system is the size of a coffee maker and can provide accurate readings for 20 differe biomarkers. The chip-based device has yet to be approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and is currely only used for research purposes, but startup Cyfox Health is offering a postal blood test to thousands of people with chronic diseases. Provides health care and wellness both directly and through other businesses. The company hopes its new system, using proven technology, can deliver results faster.
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