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Epilepsy Medication May Alleviate Sleep Apnea Symptoms

Sleep apnea is a relatively common condition. It manifests itself by repeated closures of the pharynx during sleep. The person who suffers from it thus experiences brief interruptions in breathing (apneas) and incessant micro-awakenings. This has significant social and medical consequences: snoring, daytime sleepiness, irritability, cardiovascular disorders, etc. Researchers have discovered that an epilepsy medication … Read more

The Airborne Icon at a Golden Price: The B-2 Spirit, the US Air Force’s Astronomically Priced Bomber

Just like cars or boats, fighter planes have several models that have stood the test of time. True technological feats, these military designs are fully anchored in our common and cultural heritage. This is the case for the Northrop B-2 Spirit, a “stealth bomber” still in service. An ingenious aircraft, with a unique design but … Read more

Milestone Achieved: 437 Vanguard’s Successful First Flight as a Pilotless Aircraft – A Significant Leap in Aerospace Technology (VIDEO)

According to The Aviationistthis test flight is an important step in the development of “aerospace capabilities through innovation and advanced digital processes”. The media outlet also described this first flight as interesting. A plane without a pilot? According to test pilot Brian Maisler, everything went perfectly well.Today's first flight was in a great jet with … Read more

Unraveling the Mystery of Spheroids: Prehistoric Artefacts Explained

In particular, the objects grouped under the terms polyhedra, spheroids and bolas (PSB) are enigmatic carved stone artifacts, the question of their function still remaining open today among prehistorians. [Un article de The Conversation écrit par Julia Cabanès, Docteur-Archéologie, Ethnologie, Préhistoire, Muséum national d’histoire naturelle (MNHN)] Produced during the last two million years throughout the Old … Read more