Our image of Uranus has not advanced substantially beyond being the featureless blue ball captured by Voyager 2's instruments in 1986.
But last year, while reviewing NASA files, two ci...
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Although we complain bitterly assuming that children read little or that they spend hours and hours reading nonsense, gossip and memes on their social networks, the truth is that this has been a constant throughout history.
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For the first in its 159 years of existence, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has elected a black woman as president of its Undergraduate Association (UA).
Danielle Geathers obtained the position after organizing a successful ca…
Escherichia coli (E. coli for friends) is a bacteria that is a member of the Enterobacteriaceae family and is part of the microbiota of the gastrointestinal tract of homeothermic animals, such as humans.
Most of …
Excess sugar consumption is a problem in the most developed countries. A single can of soda may already have half of all the daily sugar recommended for an adult.
The ironic thing is that if half a liter of soda can…
The released gases could trigger an El Niño event during winter 2020-21, a more intense polar vortex and warming across Eurasia, according to a study carried out by the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Sis...
Measurements of carbon dioxide, the main human-caused greenhouse gas, averaged up to 17% in April, a brief dip due to the coronavirus pandemic.
However, the world…
Happiness is not only difficult to record (it is also said that life is what happens when you get busy making other plans) or measure, but, above all, to predict.
In fact, various studies suggest that we are unable...
At a time of profound disruption in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic and calls to reconsider many areas of society, UNESCO is launching a survey...
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