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They discover a strange object in the asteroid belt

Astronomers have discovered a strange object in the asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. This does not present the appearance of a light point of common asteroids, but rather resembles a sprinkler as it rotates on itself, expelling dust and creating six tails of light. The finding has stumped experts.

This is how insects copulated in the Jurassic

Researchers from the Capital Normal University of China have found the oldest fossil of a copulation between insects, dating from the Middle Jurassic (160 million years ago). The lucky couple that managed to eternalize the moment of sexual ecstasy belongs to the species of cercopoideas and was found in the northeast of the Asian country.

One in five suns has a planet like Earth in a habitable zone

Virtually no one thinks that we are alone in the galaxy anymore. However, as data collected by NASA's Kepler satellite indicates, it appears that there are many more planets than we can think of with life far from the Solar System. According to these data, one in five stars similar to our Sun would have a planet similar in size to Earth in a habitable zone.

November 2013 Hybrid Solar Eclipse in Pictures – An Unusual Eclipse

This Sunday we have witnessed the first total solar eclipse of the year, which has also been one of the few hybrid eclipses that will occur throughout the century.

George Church, pioneer of synthetic genetics

George Church, born in 1954, is a geneticist, molecular and chemical engineer, and a renowned professor in genetics at Harvard University (USA). He is considered a pioneer in synthetic biology, a discipline whose goal is to create synthetic organisms and DNA in the laboratory.

Steve Wozniak, the father of the personal computer

Born on August 11, 1950, 'Woz,' as many people know him, is the other half of the Apple block. Although Steve Jobs has been the visible head of the brand from its birth to its current stardom, Wozniak has been the soul and an essential figure in the birth and development of Apple.

Is freedom an illusion?

Human beings like to think that we make each of our decisions consciously or, in other words, that there is free will. However, neuroscientist Patrick Haggard, from University College London (United Kingdom), assures that brain studies indicate that before we are aware that we are deciding something as simple as whether we will drink tea or coffee for breakfast, or what We will travel the way to get to work, our brain has already chosen.

Chinese researchers create tablets to see in 3D without glasses

Chinese scientists from the Shanghai Jiaotong University have developed electronic tablets that allow you to see three-dimensional (3D) images naturally, without the need for glasses or anything else added to the eyes. ra that sorts waste and a robot that automatically cleans the floor.

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