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Five things you should know about your language

Also known as the wet or the "mui", the tongue is a multipurpose and versatile organ with 17 muscles that we use to taste, swallow, speak, breathe ... And of course, to kiss. These are some curious facts that you should know about her.

The most accurate map of cosmic background radiation

The most detailed image of the history of the cosmic background radiation - that is, of the vestiges of the Big Bang - has been obtained thanks to ESA's Planck space telescope and has just been made public. The new map, based on data collected over fifteen and a half months, is a portrait of the first light of the cosmos, which was etched in the sky when it was 380,000 years old. And it completes the concept that astrophysicists of the universe had until now. br>

An app to know how your face will change if you smoke

So that you do not need to put your imagination into play to know how your appearance will change if you continue to smoke, the British National Health Service (NHS for its acronym in English) has created an application called "Smoking Time Machine" that shows you what it will be like your face in a decade or two due to the effects of tobacco if you are a smoker and do not immediately quit cigarettes. Premature aging, deeper wrinkles around the eyes and mouth, graying of the skin and an enlarged double chin are some of the damages caused by the 4,000 harmful chemicals in cigarettes.

Five Einstein Quotes About Relativity

On March 20, 1916, Albert Einstein formulated his theory of relativity.

Google Flight arrives, the Google flight search engine

Google's flight search engine, Google Flight, has just arrived in Spain, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and the Netherlands. The service, which has been operating successfully in the United States, has been designed so that users can find on Google the flights that best suit their needs, both in price and time.

ALMA, the largest astronomical project in the world – An international project

On March 13, 2013, the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array, better known as ALMA, was officially inaugurated, an international telescopic installation that will revolutionize knowledge of the universe thanks to its gigantic antennas capable of detecting what the human eye does not see. Visit our photo gallery and learn more about this giant telescope.

Google Reader will disappear in July

Google Reader, Google's RSS reader, will stop working as of July 1, 2013. The application, which was launched in 2005, had enough users who accessed it to read information and updated content from different online sources. line, from media to blogs, with the advantage that Google Reader worked with most of the current browsers without the need to install any software.

500-million-year-old penis-shaped worm fossil found

Scientists at the University of Toronto have found a strange 500-million-year-old phallus-shaped creature that bears a striking resemblance to some current species of worms. The find extends the fossil record of enteropneustos, cylindrical soft-bodied marine invertebrates, by 200 million years, and scientists consider it a key "missing link" to understanding the early evolution of soft-bodied creatures, according to the researchers. in Nature.

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