September begins with a rare celestial show visible to the naked eye, we don’t miss!
See you August, welcome September! At the dawn of the first day of the new month, the sky gives us
Roman frescoes recomposed after 1,800 years: in London a incredible archaeological puzzle solved in London
There is something deeply moving in the gesture of bringing to light What time has tried to erase. Han li,
The secret of the Maya has revealed: a stalagmite tells the truth about their end
The collapse of the Mayan civilizationwhich took place between the IX and the 10th century AD, is one of the
Millennial submerged ruins re -emerge from the waters of Alexandria of Egypt: there is also a huge sphinx of quartz
Off Alexandriain the bay of Abu Qir, the waters return fragments of a millennial story. Port cities of Canopo And
I’ll tell you how the new app (free) that measures the real impact of the climate on your health works
Is called thermal stress And it is the response of our body to increasingly extreme climatic conditions. An invisible threat
It does not melt and can be reused: scientists create a gelatinous ice that changes everything
It might seem like a laboratory gimmick, one of those inventions that go around the web for a few days
Telescopes on the streets to admire the sky: thanks to these volunteers, astronomy becomes free and for everyone to reach
Imagine you go out for a walk and come across a Telescope aimed at Saturn. This is what happens thanks
August greets us with another splendid rain of falling stars, we prepare other desires!
In August we can express really many desires: after the splendid Perseid (but also the Persaid epsilon and the Kappa
The Neanderthals were not alone, there was another oldest primitive species of the sapiens: the extraordinary discovery thanks to a skull
THE Neanderthal they lived with another human species even more primitive than them (and of course of the Sapiens): This
What if we used the hair to create toothpastes? Scientists reveal the effectiveness of keratin for teeth care
A revolutionary research signed King’s College London opens the way to a sustainable toothpaste and clinically effective, made with one