Mars, von Braun's great project: would it have worked?
Von Braun's Martian landers promised to transform space exploration. But would they have been effective in the thin atmosphere of Mars?
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Radcliffe wave, the mysterious 'string' moving in our galaxy
The Radcliffe Wave, a giant stream of gas that “gives birth” to stars, undulates near the Solar System. Why?
Real or alleged, a Russian anti-satellite space weapon worries America
Russian space threat revealed: anti-satellite capability under development, with no immediate security threat according to the White House.
Because AI cannot (and should not) replace air traffic controllers
AI can support flight controllers in tasks such as data analysis and automation of repetitive, but stop, procedures. For these reasons.
New study: vegetables grown in space risk doing a lot of harm
New study raises concerns about the safety of vegetables grown in space, which are much more susceptible to bacteria such as salmonella.
Leonardo forever: his aerial propeller for the drones of the future
New research on Leonardo da Vinci's aerial propeller shows promising solutions for reducing noise pollution from drones.
Osteoboost, a belt against menopause osteopenia arrives
Innovation in the treatment of osteopenia: the FDA approves Osteoboost, a vibrating belt that increases bone density.
Filobot, the robot that has the shape of a screw and prints itself is entirely Italian
The robot developed by the Italian Institute of Technology is unique: it grows like a plant and overcomes obstacles and open spaces thanks to its ability to 3D print its own body.
India reaches the Sun: the Indian probe Aditya-L1 has reached its destination
India's Aditya-L1 mission enters solar orbit, marking an unprecedented space milestone for the nation
Billions of animals killed for food and thrown away: the most vile, useless, harmful massacre
Study reveals that 18 billion animals killed for food are wasted, highlighting the inefficiency of the food system
Wondershare Recoverit: Photos lost by mistake can always be recovered!
Losing photos is an experience that many users have had at least once in their lives and can often be a real nightmare. This can happen for various reasons, including: accidental deletion, incorrect formatting, hardware failure, or malware attack. Regardless of the cause, lost photos can represent a serious problem on multiple fronts: perhaps they were personal memories with intrinsic value, or they constituted essential work documents. In these… Read more
The alarming truth: space destroys the human body
Loss of bone density, erectile dysfunction, nail loss: research highlights more and more problems for the human body in space.
A second Big Bang? The revolutionary theory of dark matter
The theory of a second Big Bang could explain the presence of dark matter in the universe, a study suggests.
We will be able to live forever by 2030, scientists who really believe it
From Harvard to Oxford, experts debate the theory of 'Longevity Escape Velocity': it suggests we could live indefinitely by 2030. What if immortality really is just around the corner?
A life-saving cap diagnoses strokes before arriving at the hospital
A team of Dutch scientists has developed a portable EEG hat that can diagnose the severity of a stroke before the patient arrives at hospital. The device has been tested with great success.
From the creator of the Hoverboard comes SHANE, an incredible "two-wheeled car"
SHANE looks completely unconventional, but it could be the answer to urban congestion and parking problems.
Sweden, first female crash test dummy, and it's great news
Women risk more harm in car accidents. The new SET 50F female dummy will fill this gap in crash testing and safety
Geoengineering, be careful: the effects we would have by shielding the sun's rays
Reflect the sun's rays to fight global warming? It's not that simple, warns MIT. Here are the risks we run.
SpaceBorn: the startup that wants to bring in vitro fertilization into space
Conceiving life beyond Earth: a startup wants to anticipate the challenges of space colonization with in vitro fertilization.
10 years of Snowden: revelations and repercussions, what have we learned?
From Merkel's surveillance to PRISM operations: a decade after the Snowden revelations, what has changed?
Is there a sister planet of Earth hidden in the Kuiper Belt?
A series of new observations of our solar system reveal that the Kuiper belt may hide an Earth-like planet
