Fires in Australia, a climate suicide
What is happening with the fires in Australia is far from being an inevitable fatality. Now there's little time to fix it, but what about the will?
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New study finds another key to longevity: It's in the gut
Transferring gut bacteria from aged mice to young mice resulted in increased neurogenesis. Thanks to the butyrate produced in the intestine.
Hyperloop is starting to get serious: the first leg is being prepared in the USA
From theory to practice. The most massive and complete feasibility study on Hyperloop will be presented on Monday. Finally we go.
Blood study reveals: Biological aging occurs in three moments
A study reveals: biological aging 'accelerates' in 3 precise stages of life. A discovery that can change the approach to anti-aging treatments.
Ambrosia returns to selling "young" blood for rejuvenating transfusions
Transfusions of young blood as a panacea for ills and a vehicle for eternal youth? There are many doubts, but there is a clinic that seems to have none.
Fliteboard eFoil, here is the aquatic "scooter".
Fliteboard eFoil is practically a "flying carpet" on the water. To be more precise: a flying carpet OVER the water.
The U.S. Navy registers incredible technology patents
Shortly after the disclosure on sightings of unidentified objects, the US Navy registers the patents of incredible technologies that appear to be the subject of ufologists
A day face to face with Italy in 2050
Travel in time and experience a November day in Italy in 2050, from North to South. Here's what you'll see in one case or another.
The secret of breast milk discovered: it is GML. In other types of milk? Absent
Immunizes children from asthma, allergies and more. Without him, breast milk does not work, and in other types of milk it is practically not there. Here is the GML.
I love you, green Ireland! 440 million new trees
In June, the Irish government announced the forestation plan without quantifying the number of new trees: it does so today, and it is impressive.
The ITER nuclear fusion reactor is preparing to leave
Getting reactions from nuclear fusion that give more energy than you put into the system can be the final answer to the climate crisis.
Smart tattoo indicates glucose levels by changing color
With this intelligent tattoo, the team has created a transformative technology based on a decoration practice practiced from the mists of time.
Putin: Russia has science fiction laser weapons
These are weapons that will determine Russia's military potential for decades to come
Stanford brings out an Open Source robot dog: run, jump, roll and you can download plans online
Quadruped robots already seen at work (think of those of the now well-known Boston Dynamics) can cost tens or hundreds of thousands of euros, while at a price of around €3000 (including manufacturing and shipping of the parts) it can be made "at home" a very respectable robot.
UK develops Americium engines for space missions lasting hundreds of years
The gigantic energy of americium and plutonium allows a range of otherwise unreachable space missions: the UK advances rapidly in this direction.
10 jobs already on the verge of extinction by 2026
Without straying too far in the forecasts, aided by data from ISTAT and the American Labor Statistics Office, here are the professional figures who will experience the greatest contraction over the next 5 years.
Amazon Go opens: no speakers or queues
Some time ago, there was talk of possible bookshops or shops opened by Amazon, at least in America: today that dream has become reality. The first #Amazon Go opened in Seattle for an experiment, a #supermarket where you enter with your cell phone and leave without paying. Or rather, thanks to Amazon's sophisticated technology, everything we take and take away will then automatically be charged to our credit card. Without queuing, queuing or taking out a thousand coins. I… Read more
3D printing of human organs and tissues is reality
We have all asked ourselves at least once: but what is 3D printing for? To many things, including the faithful reproduction of human organs and tissues. Will organ donation become a distant memory? Reading the latest news, it seems so. The news was broken by the team at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, whose researchers have found a way to print "living" tissues and organs that can function properly when implanted in the body of ... Read more
