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Permanent deafness could enhance peripheral vision

A study shows that those suffering from early deafness develop sharper peripheral vision to the detriment of central vision. It ...

Maps against Google Maps: four functions in which the Apple app has surpassed its historic opponent

Born in 2012, Apple’s “Maps” application has evolved to surpass the competition in multiple aspects: from offline trekking itineraries to ...

Burps from supermassive black holes are quite predictable

When they devour a star, supermassive black holes emit powerful jets of material in two phases: a study reveals the ...

Stop social media under 13s and mini-accounts up to 15: what the EU KIDS Act is and how it works

The European Commission presents a proposal for the safety of minors online: from gradual entry to rules for platforms against ...

Between the ages of 50 and 75 the brain undergoes an important transformation (which could have something to do with the risk of dementia)

A changing of the guard in immune cells could make the older brain more vulnerable to Alzheimer’s and other dementias. ...

Cars: when is the best time to go electric?

What if we told you that, from an environmental point of view, it would be better to scrap your diesel ...

A new impact crater has been identified on the Moon: it is the discovery of the century

A scientist has accidentally discovered the largest newly formed crater on the Moon ever observed in the Solar System: a ...

How to understand if you are chatting with an AI algorithm?

In many situations, it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish a real person from an artificial intelligence algorithm. Two experts ...

Free prevention in Milan, under the Arco della Pace

A mobile clinic parked under the Arch of Peace is not the scene you expect at a fitness festival. However, ...
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