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31 Jul 2025 13h07
by Melissa Hekkers
The largest meteorite from Mars has been auctioned for a record sum
In 2023, this rock from the Red Planet was discovered in the Sahara.
25 Jul 2025 05h04
by Melissa Hekkers
Dinosaur sold for over 26 million euros
La maison de vente aux enchères Sotheby's a vendu un squelette de Ceratosaurus pour 30,5 millions de dollars, soit environ 26,3 millions d'euros au taux de change actuel.
24 Jul 2025 10h30
by Patrick Powell
Walking for your health? 7,000 steps a day is enough
10,000 per day: ask anyone how many steps they need to take to stay healthy and you will get this figure. A new study shows that it can be quite a bit less.
19 Jul 2025 20h15
by Melissa Hekkers
In Belgium, a new therapy saves four children from amputation: a major medical advance
Researchers have focused on congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia (PCT).
17 Jul 2025 08h05
by Steven Robert
AI revives Anne Frank: Bringing her story to new generations
‘We tried to reach the stories that most people might not know,’ the CEO of CityFans told French news agency AFP about the new immersive experience in the footsteps of Anne Frank that can be done with a smartphone in Amsterdam.
16 Jul 2025 10h33
by Melissa Hekkers
The beliefs of the most intelligent man in the world
Kim Ung-Yong is a 63-year-old South Korean civil engineer and university professor. During his youth, he was known as a child prodigy.
11 Jul 2025 12h30
by Melissa Hekkers
WHO alert on new risk of pandemic in India
The World Health Organisation is closely monitoring the Nipah virus as a possible pandemic: one young woman has already died in India.
10 Jul 2025 08h55
by Melissa Hekkers
Gene treatment: hope at last for deaf children
The treatment of congenital deafness, which affects up to three out of every thousand newborn babies, finally looks set to benefit from a breakthrough.
10 Jul 2025 07h35
by Melissa Hekkers
Psychogenealogy: Generations branded by the past
Finding the root of our problems, coming up with explanations for things that seem unfair or insurmountable: the need is almost visceral.
05 Jul 2025 15h29
by Melissa Hekkers
Human fertility at risk: microplastics in sperm and ovaries
Spanish researchers have identified different types of plastic in seminal plasma and ovarian follicular fluid.
05 Jul 2025 05h45
by Melissa Hekkers
Global warming and mosquitoes: tropical viruses threaten Europe
As a result of global warming, diseases that were previously confined to tropical regions, such as dengue fever, chikungunya and West Nile virus, are taking hold in Europe.
04 Jul 2025 11h00
by Melissa Hekkers
Disappearance of the tropical forests, the story of a forgotten cataclysm
252 million years ago, the Earth, then covered in lush forests and inhabited by countless species, suddenly saw its destiny turned upside down.
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