Melting ice from Antarctica could slow an ocean current with a role in regulating temperature
The accelerated melting of the ice in Antarctica could slow down one of the world’s most powerful ocean currents, which
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Impressive heavenly shows in 2025. The rare parade of planets, aurore boreal, bleeding month and other eclipses
A series of rare and spectacular astronomical events mark this year. But here are the eclipses, what phenomena will arouse
A new mission to the moon. Athena landing module successfully launched with Spacex support
The American Company Intuitive Machines sent a new robotic module, Athena, to land in the southern polar region of our
NASA announcement about asteroid 2024 yr4 and its trajectory to the ground
The asteroid that has been the highest risk of impact on the land in the history registered so far now
The connection between heart health and brain. Scientists show how you can decrease the risk of neurological diseases
An Australian study revealed new discoveries about how the age -associated cardiovascular changes influence the brain, the Xinhua Agency reports.
“The Warehouse of Revelation”, a huge tank of seeds, receives thousands of new varieties to protect biodiversity
The “Warehouse of Revelation” in Svalbard, one of the most important world reserves of seeds, receives a new batch of
We are one step closer to the reversal of cellular aging. Scientists announces new discoveries
Throughout history, humanity has sought to obtain eternal youth. The desire to remain eternal young remains constant, and under this
“Planetary parade” this week. Seven planets will be visible simultaneously on the night sky
The observers of heaven will have a surprise this week, when seven planets – Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Venus, Neptun, Mercury
Valuable data on solar activity and its relationship with the Earth’s magnetic field, collected by Bulgarian researchers
Dr. Ivaylo Nachev of the Technical University of Sofia, a researcher in the first Polar Astronomy project of Bulgaria, installed
The Z generation and millennials throw food before they break down. Methods of checking the freshness
A study by Harvard University shows that young people in generation Z and Millennials throw food too early, before they