The first “space hurricane” never observed In 2014, a strange phenomenon was detected by the DMSP F17 satellite of the American army. It was only seven years later, in 2021, that researchers officially described this event as the first “space hurricane” never observed. The latter, which lasted almost eight hours, was more than 1,000 kilometers … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Benjamin Brigaud – Professeur en géologie et géothermie, Université Paris-Saclay] 38 ° C have been measured in Paris, recalls that the cooling of buildings will be a crucial issue for the comfort and safety of their occupants in the coming years and decades. This makes the heyday of air … Read more
A meteorite lands in a house in Georgia On June 26, a mysterious meteorite was seen in the middle of the day in the southern United States sky, before crossing the roof of a house in Georgia. The latter, the size of a cherry tomato, had aroused many reports from the inhabitants of the region, … Read more
[Article initialement publié en avril 2024] Lincoln, an English city steeped in history, recently found itself in the fire of the ramp following a surprising discovery by a local couple. A couple, by cleaning their bathroom, revealed a wooden panel hiding a sculpture from Lincoln's IMP, a mythological figure engraved in the stone which is … Read more
[Article initialement publié en juillet 2024] Work relayed by the Forbes media is the fruit of a collaboration between UICN-conservation and the Environmental NGO NatureServe. The Louisiana Pins serpent © Wikimedia Commons The Louisiana's Pins serpent or Pituophis Ruthveni Generally lives in the forests of long leaves of the west of the State of Louisiana … Read more
Video games and brain It is the summer holidays and like every vacation, there are those who change their environment and others who prefer to stay in their little cocoon. But for this second category, time may seem a bit long, except for those who take care of playing video games. review PNAS, showed that … Read more
[Article déjà publié le 15 mars 2024]
Under the calm waters of the Cape Fear river, in North Carolina, tangible traces of the colonial war reappear. In Brunswick Town, a former 18th century strategic merchant port, archaeologists from East Carolina University (ECU) have recently uncovered four wrecks, hitherto buried under the mud and the coastal marshes. One of them could be the … Read more
[Article déjà publié le 25 juillet 2024]
In the northern regions of Europe, long considered peripheral in historical stories, new archaeological discoveries question the certainties established on the social and political networks of the Iron Age. A späne, or pin, in richly decorated bronze, unearthed in July 2025 in Kemi, Finland, by an amateur detector, is now studied by experts from the … Read more
