Science & Research

A pink fish full of potholes with beard -shaped appendages that floats on the muddy background of Monterey Canyon, at a depth of more than 10,700 feet (3,300 meters) of the Coast of California. This strange little snail fish, captured in camera by a group led by researchers from the Research Institute of the Monterey…

A recent study published in Science Glacier models used to better understand the effect that each degree of global warming will have in the worldwide melting of glaciers. The impacts of heating that the earth has already experienced have not yet been fully carried out, because the glaciers have not reached balance with the changing…

Press in or click to see the image in full size The difference between a lie algebra based on group E (8) (left) and the standard (right) model. The lies algebra that defines the standard model is mathematically an entity 12 dimensional; Group E (8) is fundamentally an entity of 248 dimensions. There are many…

Understanding the structural and functional diversity of toxin proteins is critical to elucidate macromolecular behavior, mechanistic variability and structure bioactivity. Traditional approaches have mainly focused on binary toxicity prediction, offering a limited resolution to different modes of action of toxins. Here we present MultipleA set of stacking for the classification of toxin proteins based on…

A theoretical mission to avoid an asteroid that is directed directly to the Earth is full of sufficient risk to write a Michael Bay movie. Instead of the emotions of the Armageddon, such as a malfunction drill or a president with a kid with itchy trigger, a new investigation suggests that one of the biggest…

“Star Wars“It has always been a series of fantasy wrapped in science fiction cosplay. For all spacecraft, robots and laser beams of Planet, Galaxy of George Lucas, distant, distant is both on magic and the people who handle it as” the lord of the rings “and” Harry Potter “. Mumbo, Mumbo “. Star Trek is…

We may not be living through Earth’s sixth mass extinction event ­­— at least not yet. That’s the conclusion of a new analysis of plant and animal extinctions published September 4 in PLOS Biology. The researchers propose that human-driven extinctions of genera in recent centuries have been rare. But not everyone agrees with that assessment….

September 2, 2025 2 Read minimal Is consciousness the distinctive seal of life? As IA becomes more fluid to imitate human empathy, language and memory, we are wondering: if a machine can pretend awareness so well, what is exactly the real? By Andrea Gawrylewski More than one billion people worldwide have downloaded complementary applications of…

Place a finger on the back of your skull, at a more or less level point with the upper part of the ears. Here, deeply under hair, skin and bone, near a cavity full of fluid at the root of its brain, there is a small package of pigmented cells of the color of lapislazuli….