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Washington, June 30 – The consequences of asteroid impacts on Earth led the scientific community to dedicate every June 30th to International Day of these events, in commemoration of the Tunguska Fireball in Siberia in 1908.
Havana, June 24 – The Cuba-European Union Biotechnology Program (Biotec-Cuba) was officially launched to strengthen health autonomy, boost national vaccine production and biomedical research, and establish advanced regulatory and certification standards.
Havana, Jun 22.- The astronomical summer begins this June 21 in the northern hemisphere with an event called solstice, marking the longest day in which the Sun reaches its highest elevation on the horizon in 365 days.
Havana, Jun 21st. - Cuba and the European Union (EU) will work together on the Biotec-Cuba biotechnology program, aimed at enhancing the research, production, regulation and regional trade exchange of biopharmaceuticals.
Havana, June 20 – A press report today examines the current state of Cuba's forests and their influence on the island's economy.
Havana, Jun 19th. - According to a Cuban expert on the subject the term hurricane season, which it is currently use in Cuba, began to become better known from 1965, when the Institute of Meteorology was created.
Havana, Jun 18th. - With the goal of seeking solutions for the development of the country will conclude today in this capital, the National Conference 2025 of the Union of Informatics of Cuba (UIC).
Havana, June 17 – Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez reaffirmed his country's commitment to soil protection, reforestation, and sustainable agriculture, on the occasion of today's World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought.
Havana, June 16 – International Biotechnology Day is celebrated every June 16th to honor scientific disciplines that are of great importance to the sustainable development of the planet.
The US, Jun 14th. - Scientists at Oxford University have identified a series of craters on the Moon that could contain platinum and other valuable metals, with totals valued at more than one trillion euros.
Moscow, June 13th. – The Mexican axolotl, known scientifically as Ambystoma mexicanum, is a species of amphibian native to the lakes of the Valley of Mexico. Despite its unusual appearance, the axolotl has the surprising ability to regenerate lost limbs and even organs, such as the heart, lungs, and brain.
Moscow, June 12th. - A perfume not only changes the smell of a person, but also affects air chemistry in enclosed spaces, altering a natural process of our body to combat pollution, that has been the subject of study by an international group of scientists published in the journal Science Advances.