Climate change plays an important role in exacerbating extreme rainfall events. Which countries will be affected?
Rising global temperatures, caused by the burning of fossil fuels, are making rain more frequent and more severe in most
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Space premiere. The Chinese took samples from the dark side of the Moon
The Chang'e 6 probe, the first space mission to collect samples from the unseen side of the night star, headed
The vaccine that brings hope for skin cancer patients. The results are sensational
The world's first personalized mRNA vaccine against melanoma halves the risk of patients dying or having the disease come back,
Why rich people have a higher genetic risk of cancer than the poor
Wealthy people “have a higher risk of cancer” shows a new study from the University of Helsinki, Finland, which examined
The world's first personalized mRNA cancer vaccine tested. The first patient, a 55-year-old lecturer
Britain's National Health Service (NHS) is recruiting patients for the first large-scale trial of its kind, with high hopes that
The aurora borealis could be visible again in early June. What scientists say
The sunspot that caused the aurora borealis in May, which was also visible in Romania, will soon be directed towards
Scientists have discovered a new planet that can be inhabited by humans
Scientists have used satellites from NASA and the European Space Agency to learn more about this planet. A new planet
Sensational Discovery by Crow Researchers: 'Humans Don't Have a Monopoly on Some Skills'
It seems that crows are endowed with “superpowers”. These birds can count up to four and adjust the number of
Artificial intelligence is leaving us jobless. Elon Musk: “None of us will probably have a job”
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Data from a black hole proves, for the first time, a key theory Einstein formulated 100 years ago
Researchers have finally confirmed one of Albert Einstein's key predictions in his theory of gravity, namely that black holes do,