IgnoBel, the most “useless” inventions of the world (which actually surprisingly have one of them because)
Every year, a ceremony rewards the strangest scientific studies in the world. No, we are not talking about the Nobel,
The device to which “translates” your dreams and transforms them into videos
A small device, printable in 3D and construction with components with a total cost of approx 300 eurospromises to Recreate
Poop Dash Pro, the domestic composting that transforms the excrement of dogs and cats into fertilizer
Who has a dog or cat knows it well: Collecting their needs is a daily drying. Not only for fatigue,
July greets us with the “kiss” Luna – Mars, we do not lose the romantic show visible to the naked eye
Let’s not lose the “Kiss” Luna-Marte: The July 28th We will witness the show, not very rare but always fascinating,
This innovative life jacket swells if the child remains under water more than 10 seconds
The sound of water, the laughter of the children, an afternoon in the pool. The scene is familiar, reassuring. But
The secret of the Garum was discovered, the preferred sauce by the ancient Romans (and has to do with this fish)
A stone vessel, buried for centuries under the soil of Galicia, in the north-west of Spain. A smell that once
Started with the Big Bang, will the universe end with a frightening big crunch? Scientists think they know when it will happen
For decades we have accustomed ourselves to the idea that the universe, born about 13.8 billion years ago with the
Discovered an “almost interstellar” comet: it crosses the sky with an orbit never seen before (which also surprised astronomers)
In the world of astronomy, few discoveries still manage to really surprise. But when it is Gennadiy Borisov to sign
Bitcoin to the highest and new forms of “green” participation: what is cloud mining and why we talk about it
One of the answers could be the Cloud miningan alternative form of participation in the Bitcoin network and other cryptocurrencies,
Japan has just broken the world speed record record by broadcasting 127,500 GB per second
In the heart of a Japanese laboratory, the scientists of the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) have