An endless black sky, countless stars and a thick white streak. This is what the Hubble Space Telescope sees when another satellite flies over the image. Crowds in space are increasingly obstructing the telescope’s view, scientists wrote on Thursday Nature. The photos can then become unusable. Hubble orbits the Earth at an altitude of more than 500 kilometers. This counts …

Since Saturday 25 February there is a third player in the Utrecht online pop music radio landscape, in addition to the existing one Stranded.fm And birdcage radio. The first broadcast took place that day Outcast Radio. The idea for this new radio station comes from the team behind the hip-hop and street culture platform Utcast, known for the self-titled podcast. …

As compute, storage, and analytics needs increase, available rack space in data centers becomes increasingly tight. This leaves little room for a backup power supply, a UPS (Uninterruptible power supply). The problem is that the more capacity placed in a rack cabinet, the more powerful the UPS must be. This challenge is particularly great in advanced computingLocations. Here, computing is …

“I was still sweating about it in the car at home, how embarrassing it was,” Luuk said in a new episode of The BLVD Podcast. The presenter says that before the show he is made up with next to him Hello Netherlands-presenter Maaike Timmerman, who is also a guest. Tamar Bot and Fanny van de Reijt, better known as the …

02 mrt 2023 om 07:24Update: een uur geleden Early modern humans in the Netherlands and the rest of Western Europe had dark skin and light eyes. This is confirmed by an important scientific analysis of the DNA of the prehistoric peoples of our continent. A group of 125 international scientists are basing their findings on pieces of DNA found in …

He was perhaps the greatest Dutch scientist of all time. Christiaan Huygens (1629-1695) made important contributions to mathematics and physics, he invented the pendulum clock, discovered Saturn’s moon Titan and explained why this planet looked so strange through the telescope . Saturn had no handles as, for example, Galileo thought. According to Huygens, it was a ring. Together with his …

202204865/2/R3.Judgment date: March 1, 2023 DEPARTMENTADMINISTRATIVE LAW Judgment of the urgent applications judge of the administrative litigation section of the Council of State on a request for interim measures (article 8:81 of the general law on administrative law) in the dispute between: [verzoeker]residing in Benthuizen, municipality of Alphen aan den Rijn, And the municipal council of Alphen aan den Rijn, …

About the episode Sweat biomarkers can tell doctors more and more about our health. Only, not all the sweat could be measured so far. What you see forming on the skin after a few vigorous workouts isn’t a problem for existing sensors, but there is another kind of sweat. The variant that leaves the skin in the form of water …

Dust as the moon between the sun and the earth is shot, or sulfur dioxide balloons that explode in mid-air and reflect sunlight. Scientists are increasingly at odds over whether governments are studying this kind of solar geoengineering‘ – tinkering with nature to dim sunlight – should stimulate or prevent. In the international debate, Dutch scientists are prominent advocates on …

Just outside our solar system – no more than 30 to 35 light years from Earth – not only is it teeming with red dwarfs, but there are also many worlds to explore. The first dataset of the CARMENES project has been published. It contains data from about 20,000 observations of 362 nearby red dwarf stars. Spanish and German scientists …