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Mars has an active volcanic zone 4,000 kilometers in diameter.

Mars has an active volcanic zone 4,000 kilometers in diameter.

A study published in 'Nature' finds the phenomenon that could explain the 'marsquakes' detected to dateThis could find situating the red planet as the third geologically active celestial body in the Solar System, after Earth and Venus. For decades now, people have talked about Mars as a planet that millions of years ago was a veritable geological tinderbox. In its first 1,500 million years, great volcanic and tectonic activity took place on the red planet that ended up shaping the hostile world we know today. At present, Mars continues to vibrate based on earthquakes (or marsquakes, to be more exact)…
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What is the secret to being happy?  A Harvard study gives the keys

What is the secret to being happy? A Harvard study gives the keys

Thinking that happiness is related to a successful life on a personal and professional level, with having a consolidated family, filling oneself with luxuries and a lot of money is a huge mistake. scientists of the Harvard University they have taken the task of studying what is the secret to being truly happy. The study began in 1938 and concluded more than 70 years later. When it started, they only chose men, since no women attended the university. However, when these selected teenagers were growing up, having a partner and children, these also became part of the study. The key…
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The United States investigates Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain implant company, for killing 1,500 animals

The United States investigates Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain implant company, for killing 1,500 animals

USA has opened a federal investigation into a possible case of abused animals against Neuralinkthe neurotechnology company with which Elon Musk pretend to develop brain implants. Several employees have denounced that animal tests and their deaths are accelerating, which has led authorities to study whether the company has violated the Animal Welfare Law, according to Reuters. The agency, which has had access to internal documents, has indicated that the Inspector General of the US Department of Agriculture opened the investigation "a few months ago" at the request of an attorney general. Internal complaints raise fears that Neuralink has caused necessary…
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why we stopped going to the moon and why now we try again

why we stopped going to the moon and why now we try again

On December 7, 1972, exactly fifty years ago, the last manned mission to the moon. Apollo 17 took off at night, landed on the lunar surface, carried out a series of scientific experiments, and returned safely to Earth. Half a century later, the history of the last manned lunar voyage It explains why humanity stopped going to the Moon and why it is now trying to launch a new manned program to set foot on the Earth's satellite again. Fasten your seatbelts because this chronicle comes with the odd shock. Lets start by the beginning. To understand the origins of…
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