A study highlights the link between sport and intestine Have you ever wondered why your intestinal disorders fade when you regularly practice sport? If you think this is due to your diet, you have to look for the answer elsewhere.
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Thibault Leroy – Biologiste, chercheur en génétique des populations, Inrae & Jérémy Clotault – Enseignant-chercheur en génétique, Université d’Angers] The XIXᵉ, a Rosomanian century Since antiquity, roses have been cultivated, both in China and in the Mediterranean region, for their medicinal properties, in particular the anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties of … Read more
The supernovas are among the most violent shows in the universe. When a giant star arrives at the end of life, it releases a titanic energy which temporarily illuminates whole galaxies. But beyond the explosion, each event also conceals clues to what was played in the bowels of the star long before its collapse. The … Read more
Small important reminder point. The solar system was born with the sun 4.6 billion years ago, it is now made up of eight planets (Mercury, Venus, the Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune) and at least two asteroid belts. One is between Mars and Jupiter and the other behind the orbit of Neptune. And … Read more
The northern white rhinoceros on the verge of extinction To save species in critical danger of extinctions, several actions are implemented, in particular captive reproduction programs. Now it sometimes happens that the only living individuals of a species are not able to generate offspring. This is, for example, the case of white northern rhinos.
The energy transition is often accompanied by a refined, almost immaculate image. The rise of electric vehicles symbolizes this promise of a future without noise, odorless, smokeless. However, even the most virtuous technologies can hide unexpected side effects. In full swing, rapid charging infrastructures are now found at the heart of a new questioning around … Read more
How did certain human populations survived one of the most extreme and varied environments on the planet after leaving Asia over 20,000 years ago? It is by exploring this question that researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder, in collaboration with Brown University and other international institutions, highlighted an unexpected factor: a fragment of DNA … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Marta Diarte Oliva – Professeure à l”université San Jorge (Saragosse), Université San Jorge – & Alejandro J. Almenar Arasanz – Professeur dans le domaine de la physiothérapie, Université San Jorge] In fine weather, nobody resists the desire to go for a walk in the park or to organize an excursion … Read more
At the crossroads of archeology, religion and cinema, a strange Mesopotamian figurine questions our relationship with ancient beliefs. Dated the 1st millennium before our era and found in Assyria and Babylonia, it represents Pazuzu, a demon of the wind with hybrid appearance, carved to protect the living from other malicious forces. His frightening features – … Read more
On September 25, 1967, Roy Benn, then 59, was seen for the very last time behind the wheel of a Buick Electra of 1963 and “was in possession of a very large sum of money“According to a ballot of disappeared people. At the beginning of August 2025, the mystery around his disappearance was lifted and … Read more
