ORCA Behavior: Experts Believe They Understand Why Cetaceans Target Boats in Gibraltar
[Article initialement publié en mai 2024]
[Article initialement publié en mai 2024]
For several years, the oases of the Egyptian Western desert has attracted the attention of archaeologists to their unknown role in the history of primitive Christianity. Far from the urban centers and the major places of worship of the Nile Valley, these arid regions have nevertheless seen the birth of Christian communities organized in the … Read more
[Article déjà publié le 08 juin 2024] Malouin country. And she is not the only one to have been recently found in Brittany: no later than last week another spider was found near Lorient. The latter will probably be given to an aquarium in the future. Why this color? The color of the spiders' shell … Read more
[Article initialement publié en juin 2024]
Since the first observations of the deep universe, certain celestial phenomena have fascinated as much as they confuse. Among them, certain extreme objects redraw the contours of our cosmic understanding. This is precisely the case of the Blazar PKS 1424+240, whose striking appearance and energy power raise new questions about the forces involved in the … Read more
[Article initialement publié en mars 2024] Originally from Western Europe and Northern Europe, draft horses have been used for millennia. During Antiquity, the Romans notably used these horses to pull the tanks. They were then mainly used for war and agricultural work. An extraordinary animal Today, draft horses are still used for the team, but … Read more
On the borders of Central Asia, some regions have retained the discreet traces of a past that major historical stories have often neglected. Where modern cards show borders, former routes once connected cultures, languages and beliefs. Today, archaeological excavations reveal the tangible imprint of these forgotten exchanges. The old tombs in Kyrgyzstan, recently uncovered in … Read more
[Cet article a initialement été publié le 12 mai 2022]
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Ainhoa Arriazu-Ramos – Dra Arquitecta-Investigadora postdoctoral en sostenibilidad medioambiental y adaptación al cambio climático de las ciudades, Universidad de Deusto] The year 2024 was the warmest ever listed worldwide since the start of the measurements, with an average temperature upper 1.55 ° C to that of the pre -industrial … Read more
[Article publié initialement en août 2024]