Glioma causes its neurons to intercept other people’s impulses – they help cancer cells grow. Brain cancer inevitably affects the mental state of patients, and the weakening of cognitive abilities is one of the most common symptoms. The question is what exactly happens in the brain. First, the most obvious mechanism is that when a … Read more
The largest wind turbine in the world has turned. It is three times higher than the transmitter on Ještěd Where are the limits of wind turbines? Such a question is raised by a giant windmill being tested in Denmark. The Danes have launched the largest and most powerful wind turbine in the world. The “gigantic” … Read more
Shortly after the new year arrives, a light show can be observed in the night sky. The Quadrantids, one of the three strongest meteor showers of the year, come to visit Earth. The first meteors of the shower have already arrived, but their peak is still ahead, it will occur on the night of Wednesday … Read more
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Can a sensor plate draw more young people away from the screen and move on to football? In any case, this is what inventor Loyd Arve Nornes hopes for. It is behind the Clash Pad product, which brings a new kind of gamification to the world of football. Comments: We have changed the system for … Read more
The void of space is both breathtaking and terrifying. The Hubble Space Telescope – a veteran who has been exploring the stars and galaxies around us from Earth’s orbit for more than 30 years – has given us the ultimate glimpse into a spooky cosmic object that astroscientists call the “cosmic keyhole.” “. It is … Read more
The astronauts photographed “otherworldly” light phenomena in the planet’s atmosphere. Scientists have been able to explain them. Views of the Earth from orbit are nothing new. However, wonderful phenomena can astonish us in them. Ghosts of light A few days ago, the American space agency NASA published on the website of its affiliates Earth Observatory … Read more
The asteroid created an epic tsunami. The highest wave rose to a height of 4.5 kilometers The impact of an asteroid in the area of today’s Yucatan Peninsula 66 million years ago changed the planet forever. In addition to climate change, it probably caused the largest tsunami in Earth’s history. In a study published Tuesday … Read more
