Ciencia en los medios

[:es]DNA from extinct species forces rethink of elephants’ family tree.[:]

[:es]El Sakurajima podría arrasar la cercana ciudad de Kagosima, conocida como el ‘Nápoles de Oriente'[:]

[:es]Reconstruction is based on studies of a spectacular fossil from China, preserved with skin and pigments intact[:]

[:es]Gaia sateliteak bere lehen lan-urtean behatu dituen izarrekin osatutako mapa aurkeztu du Europako Espazio Agentziak (ESA). Gaiaren helburua Esne Bidearen hiru dimentsioko mapa osatzea da, eta dagoeneko mila egun daramatza lanean. Orain, lehen urtean jasotako irudiekin osatutako mapa aurkeztu du ESAk; mapak mila milioi izar baino gehiago biltzen ditu.[:]

[:es]Gambling addiction stands out for its destructive power and pull. With substance problems, people can blame the chemical activity of drugs and argue that addiction occurs when repeated exposure physically alters the brain. But gambling causes life catastrophes that are at least as extreme—sometimes more—without any kind of foreign psychoactive chemical getting under the skin,…

[:es]Durante 30 años de observación, el telescopio Hubble capta los procesos de enfriamiento y calentamiento de la estrella SAO 244567.[:]

[:es]How discovering an equation for altruism cost George Price everything.[:]

[:es]Una investigación internacional con participación de la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona ha concluido que en más de treinta lenguas diferentes los niños aprenden expresiones que denotan cantidad, como “unos cuantos” o “todos”, de manera similar y predecible, siguiendo un mismo orden.[:]

[:es]Defined simply, a computer with AI is able to respond to its environment by learning on its own—without humans providing specific instructions. A new report from Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, outlines how AI could become more integrated into people’s lives by 2030, and recommends how best to regulate it and make sure its…