The 2019-nCoV coronavirus has already killed 107 people and infected more than 4,400 people. An interactive map allows us to follow the spread of the epidemic in real time. In a world governed by social networks, the panic and confusion that often accompany epidemics generally lead to the disclosure of false information. The human toll […]
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Since Monday 20 January 2020, China has announced that a new type of coronavirus has appeared on its soil. Transmissible from man to man, this new virus is spreading alarm throughout the world. Videos of several medical staff in full-length suits do not help the climate of fear that has prevailed since the first case […]
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After missing its initial launch window in part due to the pandemic, the European Space Agency’s ExoMars 2022 mission is finally set to launch in September. Its objective, as its name suggests, will be to probe the presence of past life on Mars. Like NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Russian agency Roscosmos […]
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Recently, Japanese researchers have developed a non-invasive treatment to treat the physiological effects of depression. The nasal spray in itself is nothing new, but it still represents a real innovation. A non-invasive method In medicine, nasal sprays are quite common and research continues. In 2020, American researchers created a vaccine against the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus in […]
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The use of rapid tests to detect Covid-19 would help fight the pandemic by maintaining specific control over infections, according to experts. Even during a new wave, the strategic combination of rapid tests and vaccinations can decrease transmission cases and prevent business and school closures. This is due to the fact that a large part […]
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Permafrost is ground that remains frozen permanently for at least two consecutive years. It is currently found on nearly 17% of land surfaces But there are fewer and fewer. For several decades, we have indeed observed a degradation of permafrost due to global warming. As a result, researchers expect some of the organic carbon – […]
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Several cases of Covid-19 have been reported from a Chilean science base in Antarctica. The new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus is therefore officially present on all continents of the Earth. It is not known where or when the new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus actually appeared. On the other hand, we know that its spread has been meteoric, so far […]
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At least 59 still sealed sarcophagi, with mummies mostly contained inside, have been found in the vast necropolis of Saqqara, Egypt. One of those graves, some 2,500 years old, was opened over the weekend. Saqqara, a vast necropolis in the Memphis region, was once the capital of the Ancient Egyptian Empire. Here, many sarcophagi have […]
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This Sunday, August 2, a pair of NASA astronauts landed on earth the old-fashioned way, a parachute-held capsule fell into the Gulf of Mexico to end the first test flight for Elon Musk’s SpaceX company. For 45 years, astronauts have not landed on Earth with a parachute over the sea. It was the first time […]
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According to Drive Tesla Canada and Electrek, from June 4, Tesla will add USB-C ports and wireless charging to the inside of the very latest Model 3 cars. Nowadays all phones use USB-C to charge, most phones also have wireless charging functions. So it makes sense that Tesla will add more modern charging features to […]
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