Goodbye Antonino Zichichi: the scientist who divided the scientific community (also on climate change) has died at the age of 96
Antonino Zichichi died at 96 years old. With his passing, a long and complex parable comes to an end, made
Are we living in a simulation? A new scientific study reignites the debate
There is a question that occasionally resurfaces, perhaps at night, when your head is tired and reality seems slightly out
Four amateur astronomers have discovered a new comet, it could be the brightest of 2026
She was called C/2026 A1 (MAPS) and could give us an exciting show starting from April: last January 13, four
The oldest wooden tool ever discovered is 430,000 years old: the artifact found in Greece rewrites the history of human “technology”
For decades we have called the “Stone Age” a period which, upon closer inspection, only tells part of the story.
Will the sky give us a planetary alignment at the end of February? Here is the show we will really admire
The February 28 we will really admire a planetary alignment with six planets, four of which are perfectly visible to
Scientists have found an ultra-fast way to cool data centers: below zero in just 30 seconds
THE data centers they are the invisible heart of our digital life, but also enormous energy guzzlers. Every online search,
Computer in a wire: Hair-thin fiber chip can turn clothes into smart devices
The computers of the future may not be smartphones or smartwatches. They could be, much more simply, the clothes we
What do Egyptian mummies smell like? In these museums you can discover it (living a multisensory experience)
Entering a museum means observing, reading, listening, but soon it could also mean literally smell the story. Not to amaze
Is the darkest and clearest sky on the planet safe? There is the first stop for the controversial industrial project in the Atacama desert
Good news, finally, comes from Chile and concerns one of the most precious natural and scientific heritages on the planet:
The last gasp of a star: James Webb shows the Helix Nebula as we’ve never seen it
There’s something deeply poetic (and also reassuring) about knowing that the end of a star is not really an end.