In the depths of the ocean, appearance becomes a question of survival. Where each light radius filter, diffracts and turns off, the ability to blend into the decor often determines the outcome of an encounter. Certain species have developed means of concealment of remarkable efficiency. Among them, the camouflage of the white shark intrigues biologists … Read more
“” “The situation is more than urgent“Here is what the MSF chief of mission Tuna Turkmen said in a press release from doctors without borders published on August 14, 2025. Indeed, while Sudan has had a civil war that has been going on for more than two years, the country is now confronted with”The worst … Read more
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Running faster would be simpler than you think Whether in sports or not to miss the bus, you may have had the desire to run faster. Change racing techniques, “train more regularly and intense, or even strengthen muscle. Efforts that take time, and not always beneficial. What if the solution was mental? Indeed, researchers from … Read more
In the 19th century, shipwrecks were frequent and could condemn survivors to absolute isolation. The story of Narcisse Pelletier illustrates in a striking way what meant to be cut off from the European world and forced to integrate into a completely different universe. Party teenage from Vendée as foam on a merchant ship, he finds … Read more
[Article déjà publié le 3 juin 2024]
[Article publié initialement en avril 2024]
On the borders of East Turkey, on the border of Armenia, the ruins of Ani testify to a multicultural past of a rare historical density. Former capital of the Armenian kingdom of the Bagratides, the city has seen 23 civilizations succeed one another and retains visible traces of its religious, commercial and strategic influence. Long … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Primrose Freestone – Senior Lecturer in Clinical Microbiology, University of Leicester]
The image of the Vikings often remains frozen: brutal looters from the north, sowing terror on the European coasts. However, new scientific analyzes nuances this reductive vision. A study led by Professor Jane Kershaw, of the University of Oxford, published in the journal Archaeometry, reveals that these Scandinavians were also traders inserted in large economic … Read more
