The three-hour observations were made using the MeerKAT radio telescope in South Africa. According to scientists, they did not expect to find so many galaxies with a high content of atomic hydrogen in such a short time. Three groups of galaxies rich in atomic hydrogen could potentially be part of a supergroup. In addition, some … Read more
Four people died and around 35 others were injured when a bus overturned on a motorway near Leipzig, Germany. (AFP) Four people were killed and around 35 others injured when a bus overturned on a German motorway near Leipzig on Wednesday, police said. The bus left the A9 motorway in the morning between Wiedemar and … Read more
As Index wrote about, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after a Singaporean-flagged ship collided with it. There were several vehicles on the bridge when the disaster occurred, with sonar equipment showing at least one vehicle submerged. Rescue teams searched for at least seven people in the eight-degree water. The authorities finally stopped the search … Read more
President Vladimir Putin admits role of “radical Islamists” in attacks outside Moscow, instead pointing to links to Ukraine(AFP) PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin on Monday acknowledged for the first time that “radical Islamists” were behind last week’s attack on a concert hall outside Moscow. But suggests they are connected to Ukraine in some way. A total of … Read more
It is not known on what basis the head of state claims that he is a distant relative of former smallholder politician Dezső Sulyok – writes Népszava. With the help of historian László Karsai and a family tree expert, the paper came to the conclusion that no publicly available data supports what the President of … Read more
48 years have passed since March 24, 1976, when the Armed Forces, supported by civilians, carried out a coup d’état that began a military dictatorship government calling itself the “National Reorganization Process” that remained until December 10, 1983. This period, marked by violence, terror and the violation of rights, marked Argentine history. Reason why this … Read more
The infinite eyes of the researcher Margarita Salas, the chemist Rosalind Franklin or the pharmacologist Gertrude Belle Elion, promoter of immunotherapy, guard the walls that surround the Vall d’Hebron Research Institute (VHIR) in Barcelona. Their faces, painted in an imposing mural a stone’s throw from the hospital, remember the pioneers of science and set the … Read more
China has for the first time undertaken a nationwide review of retractions of academic articles after noting the very high number of scientific papers rejected by publishers in recent years. On November 20, the Ministry of Education called on faculties and universities in the Asian giant to examine the retractions of academic articles by their … Read more