Ciencia en los medios

[:es]For archaeologists, Afghanistan is virtually off-limits for fieldwork, as Taliban forces battle the Kabul government in far-flung provinces and security remains tenuous even in the capital. Yet U.S. and Afghan researchers are now finding thousands of never-before-cataloged ancient sites in the country, which for more than a millennium served as a crucial crossroads linking East…

[:es]En la cima de un volcán extinto en el estado de Puebla, México, se encuentra el radiotelescopio más grande de su tipo: un coloso que, con su antena de 50 metros, busca emisiones de radio emitidas por antiguas galaxias, nebulosas y discos protoplanetarios; así como cazar al gran agujero negro que anida en el centro…

[:es]“Pentsatzen dut; beraz, banaiz”, esan zuen Descartesek. Eta zabalduta dago pentsatu buruarekin pentsatzen dugula. Hortik dator gure izatea garunaren baitan dagoelako ustea. Baina ez gara garuna soilik, gorputzak ere egiten gaitu, eta uste dugun baino neurri handiagoan, agian. Esate baterako, hizkuntzaren ulermenean eta sentipenetan eragiten du, baita oroimenean ere. Gorputza ere bagara.[:]

[:es]Why cryptocurrency will always be political.[:]

[:es]People who beat infection in 1976 can make antibodies against Ebola today.[:]

[:es]¿Qué es el odio? ¿Acaso tiene cura?[:]

[:es]Canning veg and visiting the farmer’s market feel good. But neither we, nor the planet, can wait. It’s time for food to get futuristic[:]

[:es]We may covet gemstones for their beauty, but their real value lies in what they tell scientists about the extreme forces at work deep underground.[:]

[:es]Updated results from a Japanese neutrino experiment continue to reveal an inconsistency in the way that matter and antimatter behave.[:]