Ciencia en los medios

[:es]Casper Rutjes and Ute Ebert trace how our understanding of thunderstorm physics has evolved in recent decades and explain how neutron measurements could produce fresh insights[:]

[:es]In a major breakthrough for artificial intelligence, AlphaGo Zero took just three days to master the ancient Chinese board game of Go … with no human help[:]

[:es]Pertsona baten zelula guztiek gene berak dituzten arren, haien espresioa asko aldatzen da batetik bestera. Hala lortzen da batzuk begiko zelula, baina beste batzuk urdaileko zelula bihurtzea, esaterako. Hainbat urteko lana eta gero, eta hildako 449 pertsonen 42 ehunetako laginak aztertu ondoren, giza geneen erregulazioaren atlasa sortu dute, lehenengo aldiz. Nature aldizkarian argitaratu dute.[:]

[:es]El calendario de incendios pierde sentido en un escenario de cambio climático para la organización ecologista WWF, que considera que los incendios que traía el calentamiento global ya están aquí: fuera de la temporada tradicional de alto riesgo, con condiciones de sequía y calor extremas en el mes de octubre.[:]

[:es]Can a fish be depressed? This question has been floating around my head ever since I spent a night in a hotel across from an excruciatingly sad-looking Siamese fighting fish. His name was Bruce Lee, according to a sign beneath his little bowl.[:]

[:es]Source may be dust shed by planet’s iconic rings, according to data from NASA’s doomed Cassini probe.[:]

[:es]Las partículas expulsadas a la atmósfera cambiaron el régimen de lluvias abortando la crecida del Nilo[:]

[:es] A population analysis finds no evidence to support current theories of post-menopausal survival. [:]

[:es]Next month, a lavish museum will open its doors in Washington D.C., just a stone’s throw from the Smithsonian castle and the U.S. Capitol. Flanking its doors are 12-meter-tall bronze panels inscribed with Hebrew text from the Book of Genesis recounting God’s creation of the universe[:]