Your ChatGPT history can tell (the AI) more about your personality than you think
There privacywith theartificial intelligenceoften ends up in the most ordinary places. A hastily written question about work. A confession disguised
Perhaps we are not so special: consciousness may have arisen millions of years before man
For years we have thought that the consciousness it was a kind of trademark of human beings. Something that there
When did mosquitoes start biting humans? A DNA analysis reveals this
For many people, summer has an unmistakable undercurrent: the subtle buzz of a mosquito circling around your head as we
Rainbow clouds: the rare and spectacular phenomenon of clouds turning iridescent after rain?
The sky, sometimes, does a very simple and very unfair thing: it seems normal until a second before. A whitish
In a few days we will admire two more unmissable “heavenly kisses” all visible to the naked eye, let’s not miss it!
Let us not fail another”encore of heavenly kisses“: The May 18th we will admire the conjunction Moon – Venuswhile the
Scientists have discovered a 5,000-year-old artificial prehistoric island (now submerged), it is older than Stonehenge
A research group led byUniversity of Southampton (United Kingdom) discovered the existence of a crannog from 5 thousand years ago.
Is our attention span really shrinking under the bombardment of digital distractions?
The smartphone is there. Screen turned down, silent mode, innocent look from object turned off. But it takes up space.
We don’t miss the rare show we were waiting for, the (micro)Blue Moon is back
After the splendid Flower Moon of last May 1stour satellite returns to the full phase May 31stgiving us the spectacle
4,000-year-old cuneiform tablets resurface in Denmark that talk about kings, magical spells and… beer
A receipt for beer, if you think about it, somewhat ruins the solemn idea we have of antiquity. We imagine
Studying without a smartphone lets you win cinema tickets and other prizes thanks to an app: the initiative of this Italian university
Stay focused on books without check your phone every five minutes has almost become an impossible mission. Notifications, social networks,