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In Naples, there's a square no one can cross blindfolded: find out why

Have you ever heard of a trial in which absolutely no one is successful?

  • Sep 13, 2026 11:00

Nuclear fusion: Chinese reactor crosses a limit previously thought impossible

Nuclear fusion returns to the forefront of the world scientific stage with an announcement from China...

  • Sep 12, 2026 07:00

This pill promises to slow down dogs' aging process: all about how it works and when it will be released

A meaty-tasting pill that promises to slow down the aging process in dogs. It sounds like science fiction, but it's the project that an American biotech Loyal is working on.

  • Sep 10, 2026 13:30

Threatening proliferation: Colombia to slaughter some of Pablo Escobar's 200 hippos

They once belonged to the notorious drug lord and are about to be slaughtered for lack of solutions for relocating them.

  • Sep 10, 2026 13:00

Tiny fiddler crabs suck up and break down microplastics

They are about the size of a Post-it, live in the mud of mangroves, and while we discuss technological solutions and political promises, they are already doing the dirty work. In silence.

  • Sep 09, 2026 12:00

Urban trees against heatwaves

A global study shows that urban tree cover reduces the heat island effect by up to 50%, making vegetation a strategic lever in the fight against global warming.

  • Sep 08, 2026 11:00

Welcome to waste paradise: Bali's landfills are gasping for air

Enormous pressure is being put on an already stretched management system. Since April, Indonesia has begun enforcing the ban on open dumping, a rule introduced back in 2013 but never uniformly implemented.

  • Sep 07, 2026 11:00

Why do the most experienced travelers put a mirror in front of their hotel room door?

This tip, passed on as valuable advice by frequent travelers, actually hides a very clear logic.

  • Sep 06, 2026 13:00

This app translates speech and text into sign language

More than 70 million people worldwide use a sign language as their mother tongue, but the number of qualified interpreters is very limited, especially in certain geographical and social contexts.

  • Sep 04, 2026 11:30

Scientists identify the most heat-resistant plant ever discovered on Earth

In the heart of California's Death Valley, one of the most inhospitable places on the planet, where summer temperatures regularly exceed 49 degrees Celsius, life seems to have virtually no chance. And yet, it's precisely in this hell of sand and sun that a plant is quietly growing.

  • Sep 03, 2026 10:00