High-resolution images from ESO’s Very Large Telescope and the Large Binocular Telescope reveal that the E-type asteroid (44) Nysa may be unlike any other world in the Solar System, with three connected lobes and a newly discovered satellite that could help explain how the bizarre object formed.
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Quando a nossa saúde exige mudanças repentinas de rotina, organizar a frequência e a quantidade de medicações e horários para consultas/exames pode se tornar um desafio. Foi a partir dessa necessidade que o desenvolvedor brasileiro Wilton Fernandes criou o RecapMed, uma espécie de diário sobre dores, sintomas e medicamentos.
Entre os seus recursos, destacam-se o registro de dor — que possui indicadores de região e uma escala visual para intensidade, além do tipo (pontada, queimação, choque, peso, formigamento, pressão, rigidez ou latejante) —, notificações e acompanhamento de adesão a medicamentos (permitindo registrar as doses tomadas para alimentar automaticamente o cálculo do percentual de adesão) e o Health Vault, que permite anexar exames, receitas e laudos em um espaço com acesso protegido por autenticação biométrica. Todos os registros são armazenados localmente, sem processamento em nuvem.
Outra funcionalidade bem interessante é o Doctor Brief, que consolida todos os seus registros em um documento PDF resumido que pode ser compartilhado com o médico na hora da consulta, para que ele compreenda seu quadro clínico rapidamente.
O app também é compatível com o Apple Watch, permitindo registrar dores, confirmar doses de medicamento e acompanhar a sua porcentagem de hidratação, sincronizando automaticamente as informações registradas no iPhone.
O RecapMed pode ser adquirido na App Store por R$10 — não contando com nenhum tipo de assinatura ou compra interna.
After a century of speculation, astronomers using ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) have captured the clearest evidence yet that the red supergiant Betelgeuse is orbited by a faint companion star.
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Astronomers using ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) have discovered a gas giant around a brown dwarf in the stellar system CD-35 2722.
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The near-Earth object (875163) 1998 SH2, which is currently classified as an asteroid, has revealed a hidden identity: it’s actually a comet in disguise, according to a new study published in the journal Nature Astronomy.
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Named Beta Pictoris d, the newly-discovered world is 100 times fainter than Beta Pictoris b -- the first planet discovered around the A5-type star Beta Pictoris -- and is among the lightest exoplanets ever to be imaged from the ground.
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Using the upgraded GRAVITY+ instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer (VLTI), astronomers have measured the ratio of carbon isotopes in the atmosphere of the young exoplanet Beta Pictoris, offering new insights into how giant planets form.
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The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS carries a chemical fingerprint unlike anything in our Solar System, and it may have formed 10 to 12 billion years ago, before our Sun even existed, according to two papers published in the journal Nature.
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Astronomers using ESO’s VLT Survey Telescope have captured a spectacular image of two little-known nebulae: Gum 10 and Gum 11.
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By tracking fierce winds racing through the atmospheres of seven ultra-hot Jupiters, astronomers have uncovered the strongest evidence yet that magnetic fields shape weather on worlds beyond our Solar System.
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