Health

A person can go 40 days without eating but only 264 hours and 12 minutes awake Although scientists disagree on daily hours are necessary to sleepeveryone agrees that it is essential. In fact, you can go longer without eating than without sleeping: in general, a person can be 40 days without eating and the maximum time that a person could be without sleep it would be around 264 hours and 12 minutesthat is, the 11 days. without sleeping One night does not have to have serious consequences for the body, although it will have obvious consequences throughout the day: sleep…

The light show is one of the best known of the year along with the perseids of August The Leonids is a celestial event in which the irradiation of various meteors from a point in the night sky. Every year they can be seen from the November 6th until the day 30a shower of stars especially visible in the constellation Leo. But from last day 14 and until this Friday is when you can better enjoy the event. The time zone ideal for contemplating this light phenomenon It's between 1 and 3 in the morning. This astronomical event is visible…

American scientists managed for the first time in history to recreate this phenomenon in 'laboratory conditions'The achievement opens the door to study complex phenomena Pay attention to the story that you will read next because unites the extraordinary with the amazing. As announced this Wednesday by the scientific journal 'Nature', a team of researchers has achieved for the first time in history create a simulation of a holographic wormhole in a quantum computer. The achievement, carried out thanks to Google's Sycamore processor, could one day become a tool for study hitherto impossible phenomena to observe such as quantum gravity, the…

Spanish researchers from the CSIC have used in observation and study from a jet of matter that was born from a supermassive black hole devouring a star, a phenomenon whose luminous flash is one of the brightest ever captured and whose source is the most distant to date. In early 2022, the telescope ZFT (Zwicky Transient Facility) of Palomar Observatory (USA) detected an extraordinary flash where, the night before, nothing shone. With an intensity equivalent to a thousand trillion suns, this phenomenon was studied by different scientific groups, including the Institute of Astrophysics of Andalusia (IAA-CSIC) and of the Institute…