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Fossils · NevadaAccording to the researchers, this discovery supports that this group of hominins diversified rapidly after the mass extinction at the “end-Permian.” strike Nevada, USA. Researchers have discovered, in the Triassic Favret Formation (a geological formation dating back to the Triassic period, 250 to 200 million years ago), a new species of crocodile ancestor that may have evolved in this geological region during the Mesozoic Era, during the Midd…See the Story
This discovery of fossils of a crocodile ancestor dating back 250 to 200 million years challenges scientists.
Vaughan · VaughanSouth Africa has so far recorded 22 cases of monkeypox (MOX), including three deaths, the Ministry of Health revealed on Friday. However, ministry spokesman Foster Mohale acknowledged that “the number of cases could be higher than 22, as the outbreak spreads at the community level.” This is a view shared by leading infectious disease specialists who warn that there are more cases in the country, with current statistics representing an underestim…See the Story
South Africa has recorded 22 cases of monkeypox, including three deaths.
Computers · VaughanOn May 31, Canada banned decree Export quantum computers with power greater than 34 physical qubits and with an error rate below a certain threshold. United kingdomI, France In FebruaryOther EU countries, like other EU countries, have also implemented these export limits this year. Revealed new world In a report published on July 3. In all cases, the wording of the laws or decrees was surprisingly similar, suggesting that these countries cons…See the Story
Secret international agreement on quantum computers
Cancer · VaughanThe French Public Health Agency published the figures for systematic screening for cervical cancer on Thursday, July 4. For the period 2020-2022, the participation rate is 59.5%, a very slight increase compared to the period 2018-2020 (59%). The coverage is therefore far below the 70% recommended by the European Union. Of these women, 11.6% were screened after receiving an invitation letter from social security. Launched in 2018, Systematic scre…See the Story
4 out of 10 women have not been screened yet
Vaughan · VaughanMany space agencies, as well as private companies, dream of sending manned missions to Mars within a decade or two. People instead of spacecraft on the red planet, yes, but for what purpose? NASA has gathered scientists to think about it.
We chose to go to the moon. […] Because this goal will organize and bring to bear the best of our energy and experience. When President John F. Kennedy in Houston in 1962 defended his decision to send an Americ…See the Story
Human Missions to Mars: Science Wants to Have Its Say
Mosquitoes · VaughanThese little creatures can turn our nights into nightmares. But a new invention could change that. In fact, innovative technology promises to disrupt mosquitoes and give us a better night’s sleep. Want to know more? Read on to discover this revolutionary solution. Innovative technological solution Two German scientists founded a company called Biogents more than 20 years ago. Their goal: to develop insecticide-free mosquito traps. These innovati…See the Story
Put an end to mosquitoes: This revolutionary invention could finally put an end to restless nights caused by mosquitoes.
NASA · VaughanFour scientists on Saturday completed a 378-day mission in Martian conditions for NASA in Houston, USA, to better prepare for a possible human settlement on the Red Planet. A NASA astronaut knocks three times on a seemingly ordinary door. “Ready to go out?” he asks cheerfully. The response from inside is inaudible. Under his mask, he seems to be smiling as he opens the door in a flash. Four scientists emerge amid cheers. Anca Celario, Ross Brock…See the Story
'Are you ready to go out?': Scientists return after a year on Mars
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Vaughan · VaughanCovid-19 cases have been on the rise since March, according to Santé Publique France. And while isolation has long been required in cases of contamination, this is no longer the case. COVID-19 is still active. According to Latest figures published by Santé Publique France On July 3, the virus is still spreading in the country. The authority points in particular to the emergence of the Flirt variant that is now prevalent in the United States and …See the Story
