Science Practice | A Study on Flying Dinosaurs
An unusually well-preserved fossil suggests that the feathered Archaeopteryx probably flew like a chicken.
Science Practice | A Study on Cats and Their Sense of Smell
Do our cats know what we smell like? A new study offers clues.
SpidersHoodies Shop And Sp5der
Welcome to the world of SpidersHoodies and SP5DER, where fashion meets uniqueness in a way that captures the substance of urban culture. If you’re on the chase for attire that’s not fair stylish but too tells a story, you’ve come to the right put. SpidersHoodies Shop has ended up a go-to goal for those looking…
Lesson Plan: The Science of Awe
New research suggests that awe is beneficial for our physical and mental well-being. In this lesson students will learn how to cultivate more of it.
Everything we know about Elon Musk’s brain chip
Always surrounded by controversy, in the last 2 weeks Elon Musk and his company Neuralink, founded in 2016 and specializing in the development of implantable brain-computer interfaces, also known as Brain-Machine Interfaces or BMI, have not stopped making news. To better understand the subject, let’s go further on Musk’s project. After his appearance…
Can you learn how to be positive or resilient?
We all know someone who says: “I’m sorry, I’m like that!”, but is this totally true? The answer is, no, it is not true. We all have the ability to change if we set it as a goal to improve our quality of life and relationship with others. Because human beings are not something…
Bioprinting: Finding life expectancy in technology
In the United States, more than 106,000 people are waiting for a transplant and if we talk about available donor organs, the annual number is around 6,000, which leaves behind thousands of people who will not be able to receive the organ they need to keep watching. Technology, faced with such an overwhelming…
A mysterious hole, bigger than the White House, appears in Chile
An impressive hole suddenly appeared in Chile, specifically in Tierra Amarilla, in the northern region of Atacama, without initially having any apparent explanation. Chilean authorities are investigating the reason for this hole, which is at least 25 meters wide and 200 meters deep. The hole appeared for the first time last Saturday, July 30.…
Will it be sustainable to feed ourselves in 2050 as we do today?
To anticipate the answer. No. It will not be possible to feed ourselves as we do today. Since there is currently no capacity to produce the amount of food we will need in 30 years. Have you thought about how to affect the Ukrainian war and Global Warming our diet? Although it seems that…
Gaia, conquering the stars
Thousands of scientists around the world have their eyes on Gaia, a telescope launched in 2013 into space by the ESA (European Space Agency) with a specific mission: “Create the most accurate and complete multidimensional map of the Milky Way. This allows astronomers to reconstruct the structure and past evolution of our galaxy over billions…







