One in three Spaniards (34.2%) regularly uses the Internet to search for health information, according to the June Barometer of the Sociological Research Center (CIS). However, the most common uses of the Internet are e-mail (74.5%), reading the news (61.8%) and searching for information on education and courses (44.1%).
The two brightest planets in the solar system, Venus and Jupiter, will shine together in the sky during the nights and sunrises of the first weeks of July, as reported by NASA. To be able to observe this spectacle, experts have pointed out that you only have to look to the east.
In the constellation Taurus, there is a star called TYC 8241 2652. It is located 450 light-years from Earth and is barely ten million years old. Until recently, it was an ordinary star, a young analog of our Sun apparently in the midst of planet formation. But then the star did something unheard of: he turned off the lights and closed the factory.
Japanese inventor Nobuhiro Takahashi has created "SHIRI" ("ass" in Japanese), robotic buttocks that respond with different emotions to different human contacts. Takahashi hopes to use this technological prototype to develop responses that can be applied to other parts of a humanoid's body, particularly the face, to aid non-verbal communication.
Japanese inventor Nobuhiro Takahashi has created "SHIRI" ("ass" in Japanese), robotic buttocks that respond with different emotions to different human contacts. Takahashi hopes to use this technological prototype to develop responses that can be applied to other parts of a humanoid's body, particularly the face, to aid non-verbal communication.
We can now mark July 4, 2012 on our science milestone calendar. The data from the latest experiments carried out at this research center have just been presented at CERN in Geneva, showing the finding with a certainty of more than 99% of what is known as the "God particle" or Higgs boson. María Chamizo, a CMS researcher explains how they obtain the data and how they search for this elusive particle.
The European Center for Particle Physics (CERN) has gathered in just three months more than twice the experimental data than during the whole of the past year, which brings it closer to a definitive result on the existence or not of the Higgs Boson, the last particle to discover in the standard model of physics. Today he is holding a scientific seminar to provide "the latest update in the search for the Higgs Boson." It will be the prelude to the International Conference on High Energy Physics (Ichep) that begins on July 5 in Melbourne (Australia).
At a seminar held today at CERN on the eve of one of the great events of the year in particle physics, the ICHEP2012 conference in Melbourne, Australia, those responsible for the ATLAS and CMS experiments at the Large Hadron Collider ( LHC) have presented preliminary results in the search for the Higgs boson, also known as the "God particle".
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
