A new study explains dark matter: another dimension exists
Philip Tanedo and colleagues are certain: only the existence of another dimension can help us understand and explain the existence and dynamics of dark matter
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A dark matter map shows "hidden bridges" between galaxies
The use of machine learning allows for greater detail in the dark matter map based on galaxy data. And it reveals other structures.
Barney: the robot bartender is also ready to shake cocktails
A robot bartender capable of mixing hundreds of combinations of liqueurs, soft drinks, beer and prosecco advances in orders and sales.
Zhang Tongjie, first SETI member in China. “ET? We'll be the first to find it."
Despite the “wow” radio signal from Proxima Centauri, SETI is floundering around the world. New blood is arriving from China, with scholars certain that they will be the first to find ETs.
Aliens, here's what we learned about them in 2020
Never like this year have we searched for aliens and extraterrestrial life. Here's what we learned, what we acquired, what we lost.
A green bridge in Paris: Callebaut and the vegetable garden of the future on the Seine
A green bridge called its own green line will cross the Seine in Paris, bringing with it a great message of sustainability.
Pulse, the GAN strikes again: from blurred pixels to HD photos
Pulse GAN, a neural network that with a revolutionary approach to images is able to increase the detail of blurred pixels up to 64 times as much.
Cambridge: Water on other planets? Common. Most likely extraterrestrial life
The largest study of the composition of exoplanets reveals a surprising reality: water on other planets is practically everywhere. Cambridge revolutionizes the search for extraterrestrial life
Ancient Assyrian tablets contain references to a solar storm
In three ancient documents mention is explicitly made of auroral phenomena: the great solar storm of 660 BC is the first ever recorded.
Is there life on Europa? Two missions to find her
In just 10 years we will see 2 missions in search of life on Europe, one of the most habitable places in the solar system beyond Earth (except on Saturday evening).
The European maxi telescope will be Italian!
The largest European telescope, which will be built in the Andes, will be entirely Italian. Italy has in fact received the largest order ever assigned for a Earth Astronomy project: at the headquarters of the European Southern Observatory (ESO) the contract was for a total amount of approximately 400 million euros, to build the dome and the mechanical support structure of the E-ELT (European Extremely Large Telescope). The maxi telescope, with a main mirror of 39 meters in diameter, will be the largest… Read more
1000 new exoplanets discovered
Yesterday the number of "alien worlds" that have been discovered by man increased exponentially. There is talk of as many as a thousand new exoplanets. In fact, NASA's "Kepler" satellite, after various problems due to a faulty gyroscope, broke a record. A great result for science and astronomy: many extrasolar planets have been discovered. But let's start from the beginning. Kepler is a telescope satellite launched on March 7, 2009 from Cape Canaveral, with the aim of discovering new extrasolar planets. And yesterday, in a… Read more
The era of "printed" food is approaching
Natural Machines is a Spanish startup that is currently working on a 3D printer capable of producing pasta, bread and other types of food starting from liquids and pre-packaged mixtures: it is a formula that could revolutionize the 3D printing market and also a a bit like gastronomy. Unlike other 3D printers, the device developed by Natural Machines could 'print' food from 6 different materials (treated a bit as if they were food inks). … Read more
