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How are lightning created?

Summer is synonymous with sun, but also with storms. Who has not contemplated one from the protection that the home gives that electrical display that is lightning?

Valtteri Bottas present at KIO THINK & TRANSFORM 2022

Driver Valtteri Bottas and his team manager at Alfa Romeo F1® Team ORLEN, Alessandro Alunni Bravi shared the importance of digital acceleration in Formula 1.

Sex education is no longer seen at school, but on Tik Tok

In social networks, minors are solving their doubts about sexuality. This can bring multiple benefits and risks. We explain what they are and how to find the right content.

How global warming will affect astronomy

Astronomical observations around the world will worsen in quality as a result of climate change, according to a new study.

New images of Saturn's rings in stunning detail

New images of Saturn's rings in stunning detail

Review: Call of Duty Modern Warfare II; the title made for the fans

Activision presented the new version of one of the most endearing stories of its Modern Warfare saga. Is it redeemed after the criticism of Vanguard?

NASA discovers more than 50 areas that emit exorbitant levels of greenhouse gases

NASA's 'EMIT' spectrometer locates has targeted Central Asia, the Middle East and the US among others.

LAST MINUTE: Elon Musk is already the owner of Twitter

The purchase of the social network by the billionaire was finalized today for the price agreed at the beginning, 44,000 million dollars.

The iPhone saves Apple's revenue, but not enough to completely rid the crisis

Despite having lower sales of its products and services, the company managed to have satisfactory results.

Prime Day does not save Amazon and reports only 15% growth

The big tech companies are disappointing shareholders and Wall Street's response is to stop betting on them.

Goodbye to “irregular import” cell phones: ZTE will block them in Mexico

The company explained that it will send a message to the smartphones from which it "does not recognize" its import.

An exoplanet made of water

Forty light years from Earth is a huge planet made up mostly of water and surrounded by a dense atmosphere of steam. The composition of this strange aquatic world has been analyzed by a team of researchers from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.

A citizen scientist discovers 34 new ultra-cool brown dwarfs

Their citizen science discovery nearly doubles the catalog of known nearby systems like this one.

In search of the lost planet

NASA's STEREO probes are currently traversing a mysterious region of space in search of remains of an ancient planet that possibly orbited the Sun, and that could be involved in the formation of the Moon.

These are the driverless vehicles and autonomous delivery robots that Continental develops

I don't know if it will take a long time, or a short time, to see them on the streets. Many things, laws, technologies, and even minds, have to change to be a reality. But they are no longer science fiction, nor are they crazy laboratory ideas, driverless vehicles and autonomous delivery robots.

They develop a technique that allows you to choose what you dream of

A group of psychologists affirms in a study that a combination of techniques favors experiencing lucid dreams, in which one is aware that one is dreaming.

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The liquid pencil arrives

Pencil or pen? In the future there may not be a choice. The Sharpie brand has developed a new writing instrument called a liquid pencil. The ink it contains is made of graphite and can be erased with a common eraser.

62% of what is told on Facebook is positive

A Swedish study by the University of Gothenburg on the use of Facebook reveals that women spend 81 minutes a day on this social network, while men spend "only" 64 minutes a day. The average user accesses the social network 6.1 times every 24 hours.

Who would win in a speed race, Usain Bolt or the Dilophosaurus?

A physics exercise. Could this famous sprinter beat the well-known dinosaur that lived in the early Jurassic period?

Best Scientific Doodles

They are fun, surprising and all reflect a beautiful story to tell. We invite you to review the most outstanding scientific doodles in this gallery.

Ten experiments to do on New Year's Eve

We propose ten easy experiments to do after New Year's Eve dinner, with videos that explain it step by step.

5 apps for hiking enthusiasts

When we are in contact with nature while hiking, these 5 applications will be of great help to us.