Science & Tech

Where is most of the “normal” (ordinary) matter in the Universe found? Not in the stars

When we observe the sky with a telescope, the Universe appears as a riot of spectacular objects: billions of galaxies, ...

A mix of humidity and heat before birth slows the baby’s growth

Humidity combined with excessive temperatures at the end of pregnancy affects the development of unborn children: 3 million more children ...

Don’t remember where you left your car? Now Google Maps (also) takes care of it

Google Maps has introduced automatic parking saving, when the connection with the vehicle is interrupted the app deduces that the ...

A happy marriage protects against obesity

After having talked about the negative aspects of marriage on mental health, we now report the results of a study ...

Obesity and climate change have the same root

A food system that profits from high-calorie, low-nutrient foods is fomenting two parallel crises, obesity and the climate crisis. Rethinking ...

Nutrition: can children eat the same foods as adults?

Yes, a child’s diet can be like that of an adult (if he eats healthily), but by calibrating his energy ...

Artemis II: here is the team that “locks” the astronauts inside Orion before launch

Before the astronauts leave for the Artemis mission, there is a group of specialists, called the “Closeout Crew” who help ...

Cannabis-based products and chronic pain: what effectiveness?

Cannabis products with high levels of THC offer mild, short-term improvements in pain management, but with side effects. Cannabis preparations ...

New Year’s Eve: why our brain experiences New Year’s Eve as a new beginning

There New Year’s Eve is not just any night. Even if from a physical point of view on New Year’s ...