As the planet experiences unprecedented temperature records and suffers from increasingly intense climatic disasters, political actions in the fight against global warming are becoming increasingly important. Among them, the Paris agreement, signed in 2015 by 196 countries, represents a pillar of international efforts to limit the rise in temperatures to 1.5 ° C above pre-industrial … Read more

This will surely not have escaped you, but the Earth, as it is today, was not formed that way. No, our continents, our countries, our lakes, our rivers, our mountains… All of this is the fruit of a long and slow evolution. If you look at Sicily today, it's hard to imagine that more than … Read more

A black swan was spotted on the River Avon in the town of Stratford, not far from London. A black swan from Australia “You don't see them often (…) I've lived here for years and I've never seen one,” a resident of Stratford told the BBC, known for being the birthplace of the famous playwright … Read more

In the United Kingdom, the Bristol Zoo Project has just publicly announced the arrival of its latest protégé. He is an adorable little spotted fawn who was born in the park. His birth, however, is not trivial. The fawn actually belongs to the most endangered species of deer in the world. This is the Prince … Read more

In films, video games and, of course, in real life, you have surely already seen military submarines with your own eyes or in pictures. Mastodons of the seas and yet particularly discreet since it is very difficult to spot them by sound, they all have, more or less, a common characteristic. Their coating is black. … Read more

Archaeological discoveries often shed light on the practices and beliefs of ancient societies, offering crucial data about their way of life and cultural interactions. In Orléans, excavations under a former 18th century hospital revealed a unique Roman necropolis, dated between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD. The research, conducted by the Orléans Archeology Service (SAVO) … Read more

Is the era of data centers on Earth coming to an end? Real financial sinkholes and disasters for the environment because they consume so much energy, some companies are looking for ways to reduce the impact of this essential equipment in our current society. And a company would have a particular solution: place a data … Read more

The bile ducts are part of the digestive system. Their role is to transport bile secreted by the liver to the small intestine, to facilitate digestion fats. They include the gallbladder and Lbile ducts. Bile duct cancers are rares, but have a poor prognosis. Removal of the tumor is not always possible and drug treatments … Read more

On the Asian side, everyone is sticking to their positions, preparing for a possible escalation of a possible conflict in Southeast Asia or East Asia. Each country is innovating and intends to let the world know which new buildings are joining its ranks. Recently, it was India which announced the commissioning of a new submarine, … Read more

Understanding ancient societies often involves studying the objects they created, used and sometimes deliberately buried. These artifacts offer clues to their social organization, beliefs and technical mastery. In pre-Roman Europe, deposits of precious objects bear witness to complex practices, mixing art, power and spirituality. This is the case with the treasures of Snettisham, a major … Read more