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 NASA anticipates that the Sun will disappear and announces consequences
NASA anticipates that the Sun will disappear and announces consequences

USA, Oct 27.- Studies by NASA and the University of Warwick reveal that the life cycle of the Sun will end in about 5 billion years.

Volcano in love: the heart-shaped fumarole that revives a legend in Mexico
Volcano in love: the heart-shaped fumarole that revives a legend in Mexico

One of the largest volcanoes in the world surprised by releasing a heart-shaped smoke, the images of which went viral because it reinforces a pre-Hispanic legend since this week it has had strong activity.

Singular manuscript of The Little Prince will go on sale
Singular manuscript of The Little Prince will go on sale

A manuscript of The Little Prince, by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, will go on sale for more than a million dollars during the annual Abu Dhabi Art fair in late November, The Guardian reported today.

 Greek archaeologists discover clothes of Alexander the Great
Greek archaeologists discover clothes of Alexander the Great

A team of Greek archaeologists from the University of Democritus in Thrace discovered remains of clothing that probably belonged to the great conqueror Alexander the Great, the newspaper Kathimerini highlighted today.

Surprising treasure found at Indiana Jones filming location
Surprising treasure found at Indiana Jones filming location

A team of archaeologists discovered the skeletal remains of 12 individuals, as well as an object similar to the Holy Grail, in a tomb located beneath the Treasury monument, at the archaeological site of Petra (Jordan), The New York Times reported this Monday.

 Effects of sleep and exercise could last up to 15 days in the brain
Effects of sleep and exercise could last up to 15 days in the brain

Washington, Oct 15.- Finnish researchers discovered that the everyday effects of sleep, exercise, heart rate and mood could remain in the brain for more than 15 days, published in the journal PLOS Biology.

 Alleged secret of Christopher Columbus comes to light
Alleged secret of Christopher Columbus comes to light

Spain, Oct 14.- Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew from the western Mediterranean, according to a study carried out at the University of Granada based on the mortal remains of the navigator and his son Hernando, 'RTVE' reported. In this way, the research discards the hypothesis that Columbus came from the Italian city of Genoa.

 Possible human-manned mission to Mars
Possible human-manned mission to Mars

NASA revealed its plans to carry out a manned mission to Mars in the 2030s, hoping that this expedition can unravel some of the geological mysteries of the red planet.

WMO: 2023 sets global warming record
WMO: 2023 sets global warming record

United Nations, Oct 8. - The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has just certified today what the world knew from its own sufferings: the year 2023 set a planetary record for global warming causing the depletion of water sources.

 Antarctica is greening faster than thought
Antarctica is greening faster than thought

A group of researchers from scientific institutions in the United Kingdom determined that the vegetation on the surface of the Antarctic Peninsula, the part of Antarctica closest to South America, has increased more than 10 times in the last four decades, reports this Friday the University of Exeter.

 Webb Telescope detects CO2 on Charon, Pluto's largest moon
Webb Telescope detects CO2 on Charon, Pluto's largest moon

Washington, Oct 4.- The James Webb Space Telescope detected carbon dioxide and hydrogen peroxide for the first time on the icy surface of Pluto's largest moon, Charon, Nature Communications publishes today.

Remains of 'Pacific ghost ship' appear off California
Remains of 'Pacific ghost ship' appear off California

USA, Oct 3.- On August 1, about 110 kilometers northwest of San Francisco, a ship dropped its unusual cargo into the ocean: three orange torpedo-shaped robots, each more than six meters long. For a day, the aquatic drones autonomously roamed the waters, examining almost 130 square kilometers of ocean floor.