In London, the tides of the Thames discover a portion of shore every day that the majority of passers -by ignores. It is on this unstable soil that the Mudlarks are activated, enthusiasts authorized to search the banks at low tide. For several years, their discoveries have fueled a fine and concrete knowledge of the … Read more
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Pierre-Emmanuel Dufayel – Doctorant en histoire, Université de Caen Normandie ] 10,000 women deported from France occupied during the Second World War were repatriated during the spring and summer of 1945. The vast majority was engaged in resistance, some rare Jewish women in France who survived are present in … Read more
[Article publié initialement le 02 septembre 2024] Ray -shaped (Myliobatoidei), the giant hole lost in the middle of Siberia that has been nicknamed “wearing hell” does not stop growing. If it is probably not a sign that a buried creature could soon make its appearance on the surface of the earth, it is in any … Read more
Expansion of the universe: an old story The idea that the universe is expanding yesterday. In the 1920s, the Soviet physicist Alexandre Friedmann already showed, based on the equations of the general relativity of Einstein, that a universe filled with matter and energy could not be static. It must either extend or contract. Shortly after, … Read more
[Article déjà publié le 21 février 2025] “I am proud to be officially incredible,” said Aaryan Shukla as a result of his competition. 6 world records broken in Dubai On February 12, 2025, the Guinness World Record had fun testing the capacity in mathematics of Aaryan Shukla, a 14 -year -old prodigy from Maharashtra, India, … Read more
Urban sites sometimes reveal much more than modern foundations: they open unexpected windows on the buried history of cities. In Leuven, a construction operation recently uncovered a remarkably preserved Roman hydraulic infrastructure. This discovery is not anecdotal. It testifies to the presence of a structured and planned network within an ancient implantation hitherto little documented.
[Un article de The Conversation écrit par François Bouteau – Pr Biologie, Université Paris Cité – Étienne Grésillon – Géographe, Université Paris Cité – et Lucia Sylvain Bonfanti – Doctorante interdisciplinaire en géographie et biologie, Université Paris Cité] New York Declaration on Animal Consciousness ”, signed in April by more than 300 researchers, proposed that a … Read more
One of the rarest mammals in the world The unicorns, these legendary creatures resembling a horse with a horn at the level of the head, gave the nickname to two species: the Siberian unicorn, a kind of rhinos, which disappeared there are tens of thousands of years and which had a kind of “horn” on … Read more
A Slovak start-up launches its flying car model Inspired by science fiction, especially in films like Blade Runner or return to the future II, the flying car continues to dream. A dream that could become reality, especially with technological prowess, which we know today. A challenge that Klein Vision, a Slovak start-up, launched.
Each papal election attracts global attention, but few people really know the underside of this process. The conclaves, opaque ritual of the designation of the sovereign pontiff, crystallize issues far beyond spirituality. For several days, dozens of cardinals find themselves cut off from the world in the Sistine Chapel in Rome, to designate the head … Read more
