Let’s not miss the splendid Moon-Mars “kiss”, it will be visible to the naked eye and surrounded by shooting stars
Romantic evening in sight tonight 18 December, when the splendid conjunction Moon-Marsvisible to the naked eye if the weather is
Goodbye batteries? Now your body heat can power smartwatches and wearables
An Australian team has developed an ultra-thin and flexible thermoelectric film that generates energy by exploiting body heat: new applications
Willow: Google’s quantum chip that challenges the impossible and can change the world
Google has raised the curtain on Willowa quantum computing chip that could radically change our future. According to the company,
This 100-page treatise claims to have solved the world’s most frustrating mathematical puzzle
Imagine having to drag a sofa down a narrow hallway and negotiate a 90-degree corner without getting stuck. What seems
Forget the effort of pushing, here comes the kit to add an electric motor to your stroller
Tackling the city with a stroller can turn into a real odyssey. Tiring climbs, dangerous descents and the inevitable stairswhich
A wreck discovered near Kenya could be Vasco da Gama’s galleon: a turning point for archeology
A team of maritime archaeologists may have brought to light a fundamental piece of history: the wreck of the Sao
Because scientists are launching satellites into space to create artificial solar eclipses
On December 5, two satellites took off from the east coast of India with a unique mission: to create artificial
This is the face of Ancient Egypt’s greatest pharaoh, recreated after 3,350 years
Known for his superb nickname “the Magnificent”this pharaoh was the protagonist of the most glorious and resplendent period of ancient
The Moon immerses itself in the Pleaids and then “kisses” Jupiter, let’s not miss these two romantic evenings
From tonight eyes rolling for two consecutive nights: on December 13th we will admire the Moon-Pleiades conjunctionwhile tomorrow 14 December
Children exploited in lithium mines: that childhood denied to power our smartphones
Among the dusty bushes of Pasali, in north-central Nigeria, a harrowing scene unfolds every day: children bent over piles of