Egypt still has surprises in store for us in its basement. In February, the “remarkable” discovery of the tomb of Thoutmôsis II made the headlines around the world. Recently, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced that three tombs of statesmen were uncovered in Luxor.

In the burning plains of Argentinian Chaco, some puddles still contain secrets that neither drought nor time have erased. It is in one of them that the Titanolebias Calvinoi fish appeared, a tiny but singular species, capable of being born, growing and reproducing in just a few weeks, before its habitat evaporates under the sun. … Read more

China organizes the first kickboxing fights between robots When you hear about a boxing between robots, you necessarily think of films in the Real Steel style with Hugh Jackman. But fiction has recently become reality with a kickboxing tournament between humanoid robots, organized in Hangzhou in China.

One of the most active volcanoes in the world Lave's gushes, which are produced by eruption volcanoes, is a natural spectacle that attracts many tourists. This is the case in Hawaii, which has six active volcanoes, including the largest in the world, Mauna Loa, which means “long mountain” in Hawaiian and which occupies almost 51% … Read more

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Heidi Hausse – Associate Professor of History, Auburn University] artificial hearts and myoelectric prostheses, a large part of the elements of the human body is now replaceable. It is not only the prowess of technology and the progress of surgery that makes it possible. These developments also arise from … Read more

From snow -capped summits to equatorial forests, Internet access remains a major challenge for nearly three billion humans. In these areas where the fiber does not happen and where the satellites are struggling to follow, a new solution unfolds at high speed. A light beam, imperceptible to the naked eye, transports data without cable or … Read more

In the depths of the young universe, when the first large cosmic structures were formed, certain meetings left lasting traces. At more than 11 billion light years, two collision galaxies draw a rare intensity spectacle. One of them houses a quasar, this overwhelming galactic heart fed by a giant black hole, whose dazzling radiation pierces … Read more

A small writing generated by AI, a math problem solved in two seconds, a history course summarized in a few essential points … Students know how to use AI. And that, the teachers understood this well and they let them know by using in particular detectors (more or less reliable) to see if a student … Read more

The wreck of an American submarine discovered near San Diego The sailors are filled with surprises. In addition to the many aquatic species that still remain to be discovered, it happens that wrecks dating back several decades, even centuries, are found by divers. The wreck of an American aircraft carrier, on which a Ford of … Read more

Madmax, a detector like no other While the majority of experiments try to capture massive and slow particles, Madmax attacks another category of candidates: ultra-light particles, hypothetical but formidably intriguing, such as axes and dark photons. These particles are not only invisible: they interact so weakly with the ordinary matter that they literally pass through … Read more