The last total solar eclipse in Earth’s history
Historical eclipses provide useful data for measuring long-term changes in the rotation speed of our planet and can also be […]
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New York: a partial eclipse that turned almost total
Thousands of people gather in Central Park to witness the sun setting, on a sunny day despite the weather forecasts.
Peter Higgs, the father of the Higgs boson, dies at 94 years old.
The scientist won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics for the theoretical discovery of a mechanism that explains the origin
Solar eclipse: a ray of shadow crosses America
The Moon coming between the Earth and the Sun becomes a mass spectacle followed by millions of people throughout North
Interstellar interlopers like ‘Oumuamua’ and ‘Borisov’ are much more common than previously thought
The detection of two celestial objects passing through our solar system can offer clues about exoplanets. On October 17 and
The friendship between dogs and humans finds a scientific basis that explains its origin
Recent studies confirm dogs‘ ability to understand us, their natural talent for empathizing with other species, and the cerebral pleasure
‘Mathematics Nobel’ for the researcher who shed light on the improbability of a coin being flipped 1,000 times and landing on heads 600 times
French mathematician Michel Talagrand wins the Abel Prize, endowed with 660,000 euros, after revolutionizing the theory of probability and statistics French
An artificial human chromosome opens the door to creating cancer-resistant cells.
A team from the United States demonstrates a technique that allows editing the genome at an unprecedented level. A photograph
Steiner’s ellipse
In addition to his contributions to combinatorial design theory, Jakob Steiner was one of the greatest geometers of all time. As
Spain recovers ‘escaped’ brains with the return of a hundred scholarship researchers
A grant program allows professionals who left to study and work abroad to return. Spanish scientists are leaving the country