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Here are the images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS in its close passage to Mars

Comet 3I/ATLAS observed by ExoMars. Credits: ESA/TGO/CaSSIS, CC BY–SA 3.0 IGO. The European Space Agency (ESA) has released the first awaited images of the close passage of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS to the planet Marsalone 30 million km away. ESA attempted to image the comet using all the instruments on board the ExoMars and MarsExpress probes, normally used to study ...

Antarctica, the mystery of the hole that opens and closes in the ice has been solved: the causes of the chasm have been discovered

Antarctica, the mystery of the hole that opens and closes in the ice has been solved: the causes of the chasm have been discovered

Antarctic sea ice hole in 2017. Credit: NASA In Antarcticain the Weddell Sea, for decades a huge “hole” in the sea icemore or less the size of Switzerland, opened several times and then closed again without apparent regularity, in the presence of temperatures well below zero. Its origin, after remaining unknown for a long time, has finally been clarified by ...

Instant bank transfers, what changes from October 9th: pros and cons of the new rules

Instant bank transfers, what changes from October 9th: pros and cons of the new rules

THE instant transfersbecome a right for all European account holders from October 9, 2025. In fact, starting from this date banks and post offices will be obliged to offer the service of immediate money transfer — available 24 hours a day, every day of the year — and to guarantee a automatic check between the name of the beneficiary and ...

The Vajont disaster 62 years later: what led to the tragedy on the night of 6 October 1963

The Vajont disaster 62 years later: what led to the tragedy on the night of 6 October 1963

The evening of October 9, 1963over 260 million cubic meters of rock detached from Monte Toc, on the border between Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Veneto, hitting the artificial basin produced with the waters of the Vajont torrent from what was there at the time largest dam in the worldcausing a tsunami of 50 million cubic meters of water which went over ...

What is encryption, how it works and why it serves to protect data and "confidentiality

What is encryption, how it works and why it serves to protect data and “confidentiality

There encryption – from the Greek kryptos (hidden) e grapia (writing) – It is that set of techniques used to ensure that no one, outside the legitimate recipient, can understand the message that has been sent to him, thus guaranteeing the confidentiality and confidentiality of data. When we talk about confidentiality, we refer to the ability of two entities to ...

Is oxalic acid in spinach really dangerous and causes kidney stones?

Is oxalic acid in spinach really dangerous and causes kidney stones?

THE’oxalic acidalso known as oxalate, is a substance that does not always have a “good reputation” in food science: it is said that it can promote the formation of kidney stones and for this reason many people tend to limit or even avoid foods that are rich in them, such as spinach. But are we sure that the danger applies ...

Meloni reported to the CPI for competition in genocide: what it means and how it works

Meloni reported to the CPI for competition in genocide: what it means and how it works

The Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni revealed in a television interview on October 7th of having been reported to the International Criminal Court (CPI) for alleged international crimes, in particular for the crime of “competition in genocide “. The complaint also involves the foreign minister Antonio Tajani, the defense minister Guido Crosetto and the CEO of Leonardo Roberto Cingolani. The complaint ...