[ad_1] New research suggests massive floods once swept through an area on Mars. Scientists say the discovery could be a new sign that the planet may once have had the right conditions to support some form of life. The evidence comes from data collected by NASA’s Curiosity rover, an exploration …
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[ad_1] Some restaurants provide plastic curtains so people can stay separated from each other while they eat. But are these tents a safe way to eat out during the coronavirus health crisis? Health experts say outdoor tents are a little safer than eating indoors. But not all curtains are the …
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[ad_1] Scientists have created a new file app designed to identify dangerous mosquitoes based on the sounds made by insects. The app, called Abuzz, aims to help fight the main diseases spread by mosquitoes. Diseases – such as malaria, dengue fever and yellow fever – kill hundreds of thousands of …
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[ad_1] The holiday season is approaching and many families around the world are planning a reunion for the celebrations. But the World Health Organization urges African countries to be on high alert for a possible increase in COVID-19 cases. Africa remains the continent least affected by the new coronavirus compared …
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[ad_1] The first tests did not allow to clarify the origin of this disease that causes great anxiety in populations. Out of fear, many Senegalese have decided not to touch the fish anymore, while the national dish is famous Thiebou Dienn, it is made with rice and fish. The authorities …
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[ad_1] American astronomers say new evidence supports the idea that a large telescope on the moon could study the oldest stars in the universe. A group of international scientists proposed the idea of building a similar telescope to NASA in 2008. The US space agency looked into the plan, but …
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[ad_1] A little luck helped astronomers solve a mystery in space: What causes powerful but super-fast energy signals moving across the universe? Scientists have been aware of these signals, called fast radio bursts, for about 13 years. And they saw them coming from outside ours galaxy. This makes it harder …
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[ad_1] The moon can hold water in more places and in greater quantities than scientists have suggested in the past. The finding is based on two studies – published in Nature Astonomy – who looked at new data from the US space agency NASA. The discovery could be important for …
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