Lead-stained teeth reveal the unfair price paid in the mines as early as the Middle Ages
Lead from medieval mines remained in the teeth of those who lived nearby. And, apparently, not even a thousand years
While working his field, a farmer finds a pink stone: it was a piece of a colossal statue of Ramesses II
Khaled al-Shahat Khalil was working a piece of land in front of his house in the Egyptian village of Behbeit
What’s this story that sparkling water is the secret weapon to not get tired of playing video games?
In the world of competitive gaming and long sessions in front of the computer, the search for tools to improve
A fire amoeba capable of reproducing above 60°C discovered: the record-breaking organism that challenges the limits of life surprises scientists
At 63°C Let’s set fire toeba cascadensis does something that no known eukaryote has ever been observed to do: it
The Moon is shrinking: it has lost 45 meters of radius and there are over 10,000 young faults in the crust
Forty-five meters in hundreds of millions of years. That’s how much the Moon’s radius would have lost as its interior
After 439 years, the DNA in Francesco de’ Medici’s ribs reopens the mystery surrounding his death
Three ribs of Francesco I de’ Medici have preserved for 439 years something much less theatrical than arsenic: the DNA
Are you insulting Claude because he’s wrong? Even the AI says enough: now it can decide to block the chat (to “defend itself”)
From November 12, 2026, insult repeatedly Claudethe artificial intelligence chatbot developed by Anthropic, may constitute a violation of the rules
Your old smartphone can become the brain of a humanoid robot that walks (and follows people)
That smartphone that has been sleeping in a drawer for years could have a better track record than expected. Researchers
Let’s not miss the most beautiful show of October, the splendid full Hunter’s Moon
On the night between 5th and 26th October we don’t make any commitments, come back full moon! It will shine
A 4,500-year-old wreck resurfaces from the seabed of Türkiye: it could be the oldest ever found in the world
On the seabed of Kekova, off the Mediterranean coast of Türkiye, very little remains of the ship. Wood has disappeared