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Evidence of comet impact found on Tutankhamun's treasure stone

A stone belonging to a clasp from Tutankhamun's treasure has provided evidence of a comet impacting the Earth's atmosphere. This finding could provide new clues about the formation of the Solar System.

Video: How does our brain learn a language?

Billions of people around the world speak and write hundreds of different languages depending on where they were born and raised. How do we manage to understand, learn and develop languages? Is spoken language learned in the same way as written language? Enrique Noé, Research Director of the Brain Injury and Neurorehabilitation Service at NISA Hospitals explains how the human brain interprets language.

They invent spray caffeine

It is called Sprayable Energy and it is an alternative to the classic way of sipping coffee to wake up, since it allows caffeine to be administered to our body directly through the skin. It is applied to the neck, and four jets have the effect equivalent to a cup of coffee.

Twitter users behave like financial markets

Danish researchers have developed a program to analyze the behavior of groups of Twitter users and have shown that they follow patterns similar to those of the financial markets. The study reveals that both groups act very similarly, with periods of relative calm followed by others of explosive activity, driven by specific events, in what they describe as horde behavior.

Four things you (maybe) didn't know about smiles

We do not respond as quickly to a polite and polite smile as to a sincere smile, according to a study from Bangor University (UK) published in the journal Psychological Science. When someone smiles frankly, spontaneously, we can identify it faster than when someone who arches their lips does so solely out of commitment or courtesy.

Niacin lengthens life

Niacin or vitamin B3 has the ability to prolong life, as demonstrated by Michael Ristow, from the Federal Polytechnic School of Zurich (Switzerland), in a study with worms of the species Caenorhabditis elegans. Specifically, by including this ingredient in the diet, the life of these organisms was lengthened by up to ten percent.

Crying produces sexual abstinence

Prepubertal rodents prevent adult males from copulating with them by secreting a pheromone through their tears. The discovery is the first step towards understanding how a sensory system, in this case the olfactory, can regulate social behavior.

Black holes have

According to the traditional model, black holes are defined based on their mass and their angular momentum or speed of rotation. Once its progenitor has collapsed (a massive star, for example), its memory is lost forever. All that would be left then would be a quiescent black hole, almost featureless: all black holes, mass and angular momentum apart, would look similar. According to this concept, all the matter that forms or falls into the hole disappears completely and is inaccessible to an external observer.

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