This Kenyan start-up has created a robotic hand that translates lessons into sign language: it’s also made from recycled plastic
There is a mechanical hand on the desk. The teacher speaks, the fingers move and the lesson becomes sign language.
Fossilized dinosaur feces preserved an extinct bird’s feathers (and even its last meal)
David DeMar was crawling across a rocky outcrop in Montana when he picked up a small reddish lump, about the
Xiaomi brings the clothes airer to the ceiling: it dries up to 80 items and frees up space in the home
The open drying rack at home has a particular talent: it always manages to place itself exactly where you need
English scientists invent bio-latex balloon that degrades in the environment in a few months instead of several years
A balloon ends up in the sea, in a meadow or in a compost heap and, instead of remaining there
The T. Rex was not cold blooded! Its teeth revealed a body temperature much more similar to a large mammal
They remained buried for around 66 million years and inside the enamel they still retained a rather intimate measure of
Archaeologists bring to light the god of the Nile after 2500 years: 4 reliefs with Hapi discovered in the temple of Osiris
Archaeologists put the collapsed blocks of a wall back together and, piece by piece, they appeared four Hapi with arms
Beneath Australia’s vast red deserts may lie the key to fueling the hydrogen energy revolution
Take a rock rich in magnetite, put it in contact with water a 200 °C and over 100 bar pressurethen
A 1,700-year-old fragment of the Odyssey found in a Dutch library: it contains the passage about the curse of Zeus
For decades it had sat there, damaged, discolored and cataloged as a modest 7th-century fragment. Then Mark de Kreij took
Far from “all roads lead to Rome”: archaeologists rewrite the map that debunks the viability of the Empire
Take a Roman road, draw a line towards the capital and sooner or later you will arrive in Rome. More
Why do so many Ancient Egyptian statues have broken noses? It’s not just the fault of time and erosion
A nose protruding from a statue’s face can break relatively easily. A nose sculpted in a bas-relief, almost leaning against