In the remote stretches of the Ordos Desert in Inner Mongolia, Chinese researchers have found one of the largest uranium reserves ever recorded. Buried beneath layers of sand and rock, this ...

The site, dated between 80,000 and 70,000 years ago, confirms that Neanderthals once lived there.Modern humans didn’t arrive in the region until around 45,000 years ago, making this spearpoint ...

With 2.2 million cases expected in the next 25 years, dementia is becoming a major issue. But certain habits could help slow its progression. By 2025, France Alzheimer estimates that 1.4 million ...

To understand why metal doesn’t belong in the microwave, it helps to know how the appliance works. Microwaves heat food by emitting electromagnetic waves at a specific frequency. These waves ...

In the race for rare earth elements and strategic metals—more than 70% controlled by China—the young scientist has developed a technology that’s faster, cleaner, and more sustainable than ...

The ice gain impact on sea levels These huge variations have directly affected global sea levels. Here’s the breakdown: • From 2002 to 2010, the ice sheet’s loss contributed to an increase ...

Entropy, introduced by Rudolf Clausius in 1865, is a way to quantify the amount of energy dispersion within a system. It reflects how energy, whether thermal or chemical, becomes more scattered ...

Hundreds of Dismembered Remains in the Cueva de Sangre In the depths of the Dos Pilas cave, archaeologists uncovered hundreds of bones, revealing the horrifying truth behind this long-hidden site ...

Chelsea Wood explains, “The presence of anisakids is a sign that the fish came from a healthy ecosystem.” These parasites are a crucial part of the marine food chain: • First eaten by krill; ...

From Radiocom 2000 to 5G: a journey through time Starting with Radiocom 2000, the first mobile phone network in France, and moving through the rollout of 4G connectivity in 2015 to the still ...

In a recent study, scientists discovered DNA from sharks and rays in the waters surrounding several offshore wind farms in the Netherlands. They tested over 400 seawater samples and found clear ...

Researchers in China found that Bacteroides vulgatus, a common gut bacteria, may help regulate glucose levels and reduce sugar cravings. In mice, increasing levels of this bacteria triggered the ...