Scientists Confirm That the More Often We Open and Close Plastic Bottles, the More Microplastics Enter the Water

Scientists Confirm That the More Often We Open and Close Plastic Bottles, the More Microplastics Enter the Water

The study was published in the journal NPJ Science of Food and presents a summary of numerous other scientific works on micro- and nanoplastics in food products.
Mysterious Cone: Skull Found in Peru Puzzles Scientists

Mysterious Cone: Skull Found in Peru Puzzles Scientists

An archaeological sensation in Peru: a human skull of elongated, conical shape has been discovered in an ancient burial, raising many questions and sparking debate in the scientific community.
First Images from the Vera Rubin Telescope Released

First Images from the Vera Rubin Telescope Released

The largest astronomical instrument has been installed at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, located on Cerro Pachón in the Chilean Andes. Several other astronomical observatories are also situated in this area.
Space Calls: Humanity’s Daring Plans for Space Exploration up to 2050

Space Calls: Humanity’s Daring Plans for Space Exploration up to 2050

Not even a century has passed since the first human spaceflight, and humanity’s ambitions already extend to distant planets and the exploitation of extraterrestrial resources. What horizons of space exploration do leading spacefaring nations see by the middle of the 21st century? We’ve gathered the most impressive projects from various countries and organizations in this article!
Robo Sapiens, and Where They Live

Robo Sapiens, and Where They Live

Since the emergence of the first humanoid robots — which took place in the second half of the last century — the industry has evolved significantly.
Living in High-Tech Settlements of the Future: A Reality Surpassing Science Fiction

Living in High-Tech Settlements of the Future: A Reality Surpassing Science Fiction

When we say the phrase “village of the future,” our imagination involuntarily conjures up futuristic landscapes from science fiction films like “The Island” or “Blade Runner.”
Space Calls: Humanity’s Daring Plans for Space Exploration up to 2050

Space Calls: Humanity’s Daring Plans for Space Exploration up to 2050

Not even a century has passed since the first human spaceflight, and humanity’s ambitions already extend to distant planets and the exploitation of extraterrestrial resources. What horizons of space exploration do leading spacefaring nations see by the middle of the 21st century? We’ve gathered the most impressive projects from various countries and organizations in this article!
Robo Sapiens, and Where They Live

Robo Sapiens, and Where They Live

Since the emergence of the first humanoid robots — which took place in the second half of the last century — the industry has evolved significantly.

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Robo Sapiens, and Where They Live

Robo Sapiens, and Where They Live

Since the emergence of the first humanoid robots — which took place in the second half of the last century — the industry has evolved significantly.

Space Calls: Humanity’s Daring Plans for Space Exploration up to 2050

Not even a century has passed since the first human spaceflight, and humanity’s ambitions already extend to distant planets and the exploitation of extraterrestrial resources. What horizons of space exploration do leading spacefaring nations see by the middle of the 21st century? We’ve gathered the most impressive projects from various countries and organizations in this article!

First Images from the Vera Rubin Telescope Released

The largest astronomical instrument has been installed at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, located on Cerro Pachón in the Chilean Andes. Several other astronomical observatories are also situated in this area.
Mysterious Cone: Skull Found in Peru Puzzles Scientists

Mysterious Cone: Skull Found in Peru Puzzles Scientists

An archaeological sensation in Peru: a human skull of elongated, conical shape has been discovered in an ancient burial, raising many questions and sparking debate in the scientific community.

Scientists Confirm That the More Often We Open and Close Plastic Bottles, the More Microplastics Enter the Water

The study was published in the journal NPJ Science of Food and presents a summary of numerous other scientific works on micro- and nanoplastics in food products.

Bacteria Can Be Useful Too

Researchers have discovered that bacteria can be used to convert plastic waste into medical drugs, such as painkillers. This creates additional opportunities for more sustainable production of such medications. The most striking example is paracetamol.