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Smoothies have long been hailed as a quick and tasty way to boost our daily fruit intake. However, recent findings from the University of California, Davis, suggest that not all smoothie ingredients are created equal. This groundbreaking research sheds light on why bananas might not be the ideal addition to your blended concoctions, particularly when … Read more
In the realm of insect behavior, a groundbreaking discovery has captured the attention of researchers and nature enthusiasts alike. Carpenter ants in Florida have been observed performing surgical procedures on their injured comrades, marking the first known instance of such medical intervention in the animal kingdom outside of human civilization. This remarkable finding sheds light … Read more
In US 83% of cultivated areas are occupied by just five crops: wheat, barley, corn, rapeseed and sunflower. This predominance of a handful of plants does not effectively reduce our dependence on pesticides and mineral fertilizers. Among the existing solutions to diversify our agriculture, are you familiar with minor crops, namely those that cover less … Read more
The human presence in orbit continues to grow. Indeed, while space has been continuously inhabited since 1998, notably thanks to the launch of the International Space Station (ISS), there have never been as many human beings in space at the same time as today. An exceptional record that therefore beats the one that was established … Read more
A long-term struggle The statue is believed to have left Egyptian territory a century ago, shortly after its discovery. Since then, it has been on display at the Neues Museum in Berlin in a domed room. Zahi Hawass, a renowned archaeologist and former Egyptian antiquities minister, aims to change that by ending the country's struggle … Read more
[ Cet article a initialement été publié le 16 avril 2024] The recent discovery of a bronze portrait of Alexander the Great in a field on the Danish island of Zealand highlights the reach of this historical figure’s influence far beyond the borders of his empire. Found by two amateur archaeologists equipped with metal detectors, … Read more
In recent years, scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that challenges our understanding of oxygen production in the deep ocean. The Pacific Ocean, known for its vast expanse and diverse ecosystems, harbors a secret beneath its surface – dark oxygen zones. These zones, found in the depths of the ocean, are expanding and have significant … Read more
It is not known when the mission Artemis 3 will take off, but we already know that the astronauts will be equipped with a connected suit. If on Earth, “smart” clothes are slow to find a place in wardrobes, on the Moon, they will be indispensable. The Artemis 3 astronauts will wear spacesuits equipped with … Read more
Most dogs, some breeds more than others, love to chase the ball and bring it back to their owner. This game of “fetch/retrieve” is a great bonding moment with your four-legged friend. However, dogs are not the only ones who can enjoy it. Cats can play fetch, too. Not only can they learn it, they … Read more
As modern-day stress escalates to what feels like unmanageable heights, scientists race to understand its precise mechanisms on body and mind. They hope that by unlocking more about how stress operates physiologically, new ways to prevent its damaging effects can be discovered. Understanding the impact of chronic stress For over fifty years, researchers have proven … Read more
