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July 10, 2026

Google uses searches, photos and user data to train AI: what changes and how to disable it

July 10, 2026

Conjunction between Moon, Mars and Pleiades on July 11th: how and at what time to observe it in the sky in Italy

July 10, 2026

Why the truce in the US-Iran war is over: Trump’s attacks and consequences for peace negotiations

July 10, 2026

The window of a Ryanair flight from Greece breaks, passenger held by his wife: the dynamics

July 10, 2026

The map of forest fires in Southern Europe: what’s happening in Italy, Spain, France and Portugal

July 9, 2026

The oldest quasars ever seen have been discovered with Euclid: they shone when the Universe was only 670 million years old

A pair of jeans requires 3781 liters of water: how denim is produced and why it pollutes the environment

July 11, 2026

Ecology

A pair of jeans requires 3781 liters of water: how denim is produced and why it pollutes the environment

Generated with AI Linked to a long textile tradition that also goes through Genoa – city to which the term jeans is traditionally attributed, from the French Gênes – jeans have become a global icon. However, their production involves a considerable environmental impact: according to an analysis conducted by Levi …

The best apps to find the perfect spot to see the solar eclipse of August 12, 2026

July 11, 2026

Ecology

The best apps to find the perfect spot to see the solar eclipse of August 12, 2026

Image generated with AI for illustrative purposes only. The August 12, 2026 Europe will experience its first total solar eclipse since 2006: for just over a minute the Moon’s disk will completely cover that of the Sun, just before sunset, in a band that will cross the GreenlandtheEastern Iceland and …

Why ants "get wings" in spring-summer: the moment of mating and the "nuptial flight"

July 10, 2026

Ecology

Why ants “get wings” in spring-summer: the moment of mating and the “nuptial flight”

In the height of summer, in hot-humid weather conditions, we happen to see clouds of ants with wings which move in large numbers and with an almost disordered flight, gliding here and there on every surface. Are these some kind of winged ants? No, it’s actually a phase of life …

The fire at the BRT depot in Milan has been put out: ARPA data on pollutants in the air and possible causes

July 9, 2026

Ecology

The fire at the BRT depot in Milan has been put out: ARPA data on pollutants in the air and possible causes

How much oil is there really under the ground? How reserves are estimated (and why so many numbers don't add up)

July 9, 2026

Ecology

How much oil is there really under the ground? How reserves are estimated (and why so many numbers don’t add up)

Lightening marine clouds to cool Earth can alter El Niño: solar geoengineering study

July 9, 2026

Ecology

Lightening marine clouds to cool Earth can alter El Niño: solar geoengineering study

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