Science & Tech

While digging beneath Antarctica, these German scientists discovered a special type of hydrogen that could replace all fossil fuels on Earth.

Antarctica, a land of mystery and extreme conditions, has long been a field of exploration for scientists the world over. ...

Artificial intelligence: the new Evidence Network Myia Masterclass course

The second updated edition of Evidence Network’ artificial intelligence courses is available: a training path redesigned for a new world. ...

Does retiring improve mental health?

With the arrival of retirement you have much more free time to dedicate to your hobbies, family and friends: all ...

“Universal census” for the Rubin telescope which discovers a galaxy with a “tail”

The “tail” of stars in the M61 galaxy suggests that M61 engulfed a smaller galaxy in the past, leaving behind ...

A giant aircraft carrier built in record time by China raises questions about its use at sea.

A massive vessel has emerged in China’s shipbuilding landscape, sparking intense scrutiny from military analysts worldwide. Spotted in Guangzhou port ...

Geomagnetic storm G4: the Northern Lights show (perhaps even today) in Central Europe and Italy

A rare G4 geomagnetic storm has made (and will still make?) the Northern Lights visible in Europe and Italy: risks ...

Astronauts stranded on Chinese space station: Shenzhou-20 mission hit by space debris

On November 5, 2025, the capsule of the Shenzhou-20 mission may have been hit by a fragment of orbital debris: ...

Embryo gene editing: a secret project in Silicon Valley?

According to the Wall Street Journal a startup is apparently working away from the spotlight on editing embryos to prevent ...

Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sam Altman are clear: the days of mobile phones are numbered. Tim Cook doesn’t quite agree.

The technology industry is abuzz with speculation about the future of smartphones. Iconic figures such as Elon Musk, Bill Gates, ...