MIT creates revolutionary aluminum that is 5 times stronger (and 3D printed)
A team of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) took a huge step forward in the field of metallurgy by designing
Scientists discover 3D printing method that makes metal 20 times stronger
Many 3D printers work via a system called photopolymerizationin which a liquid resin solidifies using UV or laser light. The
They purchase a stained glass window at a Scottish market for $25 which turns out to be of “priceless” value
An unusual discovery made by a Scottish antiques dealer in a second-hand shop could write a new chapter in Scotland’s
The Bolzano prison is the first to land on Instagram: “we want to make the voices of the inmates heard and talk about their rebirth”
An iron door, a silent courtyard and a phrase written on a wall: “In the midst of difficulties, opportunities arise.”
The world of video games is female: almost half of gamers are (and the average age will surprise you)
The video game it is no longer the exclusive kingdom of the young men with joystick in hand. According to
Google’s AI Mode: what really changes for users and for the future of the web (if there still will be one)
Google is launching its own AI Modea search mode powered by artificial intelligence capable of directly answering users’ questions, integrating
The American startup that wants to bring artificial sunlight at night: energy revolution or disaster for the sky?
An American startup, Reflect Orbitalannounced a bold plan: to make a constellation of satellites capable of reflecting sunlight back to
Very bright fireball crosses the Italian skies: here are the most spectacular images
Shortly after 7pm yesterday, 13 October 2025, a greenish fireball crossed the Italian skies, giving a spectacle that left thousands
Dinosaur tail discovered trapped in amber for 99 million years (with blood and feathers still present)
In an amber market in northern Myanmar, among stalls and stones intended for jewellery, a small fragment of resin became
Paranthropus: Man’s forgotten cousins who may have created the world’s first tools
In the 1970s, some archaeologists found lithic tools (Olduvana technology) alongside Paranthropus fossils, both in Tanzania and South Africa. At