La ciencia en los medios
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The one-armed robot that will look after me until I die
As old age approaches, Geoff Watts confronts an inevitable future in the care of robots. But that doesn’t mean he likes it.
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¿Qué aspecto tenía una cría de titanosaurio?
El análisis de nuevos fósiles indica que su aspecto era el mismo que el de los adultos pero en miniatura. Una cría de dos meses tenía el tamaño de un perro pequeño.
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Cancer: The Final Frontier
Landmark breakthroughs in cancer treatment and a policy structure where those advances can flourish have given fuel to the ambitious “Moonshot” to cure the disease. But is it really possible?
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Stunning Hubble Bubble Nebula image marks telescope’s 26th birthday
The space telescope celebrates its anniversary on 24 April; this spectacular image of a cloud of gas and dust 8,000 light years away celebrates the occasion
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U.S. suicides have soared since 1999, CDC report says
Driven by stark increases in the numbers of white women and Native Americans who are intentionally killing themselves, suicide rates in the United States jumped 24% in the years between 1999 and 2014, says a new government report.
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Paleolitoko zaldi baten eta ahuntz baten irudiak topatu dituzte Zestoako Astuigaña haitzuloan
Ekain eta Altxerriko labarretako arte-multzo klasikoari gero eta aurkikuntza gehiago gehitzen ari zaizkie. Horren lekuko, Zestoako Astuigaña haitzuloan aurkitu dituzten zaldiaren eta ahuntzaren irudi berriak.
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Monkey teeth tell tale of ancient migration
Fossils found in the Panama Canal are the oldest evidence of monkeys in North America.
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Cadaver study casts doubts on how zapping brain may boost mood, relieve pain
When Buzsáki and his colleague, Antal Berényi, of the University of Szeged in Hungary, mimicked an increasingly popular form of brain stimulation by applying alternating electrical current to the outside of the cadaver’s skull, the electrodes inside registered little. Hardly any current entered the brain. On closer study, the pair discovered that up to 90%…
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Munduko populazio osoa elika liteke etorkizunean baso gehiago deforestatu gabe
Egungo basoak babestea lehentasun hartuta, etengabe hazten jarraitzen duen giza populazioa elikatzeko nahikoa nekazal lur ba ote dagoen aztertu nahi izan dute Austriako Institute of Social Ecology-ko ikertzaileek. Emaitzen arabera, posible da giza populazio osoa elikatzea baso gehiago nekazaritza-lur bihurtu gabe, baina gure dieta-motak baldintzatuko luke: haragia jateak eskatzen du deforestazio gehien.
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