The Islamic veil (often known in the West by the term hijabeven if in a simplistic way) is the garment that covers, often starting from the age of 10/13, some parts of the body of Muslim women (head, shoulders, face), taking on profound social and religious meanings. Today some of the main countries that require wearing it mandatory (both at ...
Do you know the T-Rex “toy” that is proposed to you by the browser Google Chrome when you don’t have access to the Internet? Well, the game – developed in 2014 – is called Dinosaur Game (and is also known as Chrome Dino) and lets you drive a pixelated T-Rex in a side-scrolling landscape. Who knows how many times you ...
The Runit Dome – or Cactus Crater Confinement Structure – is a dome-shaped structure on the Marshall Islandsin Enewetak Atoll, Oceania, built between 1977 and 1980. Sometimes picturesquely described as “tomb” or “sarcophagus“, this concrete structure with a diameter of 115 meters contains within it more than 80 thousand m3 of radioactive material produced during atomic tests carried out on ...
The police forces Italian They are divided first of all into state (who work throughout the country) and local (specific to a specific territory). The first, the state ones, are divided into 4 official bodies: two with military order, Carabinieri And Financial Policeand two under civil law, State Police And Penitentiary Police. The various bodies have been reorganized over time ...
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A first look at satellite images of the Province of Almeríain south-eastern Spain, might leave us rightly perplexed: huge expanses of white contrast with the almost desert-like colours of Andalusia. What we see is ainfinity of small and large greenhouses, from which a good part of the vegetable needs of the whole of Europe comes: a success of modern agricultural ...
After the COVID-19 pandemic and epidemics of monkeypox of 2022, global attention regarding the spread of pathogenic viruses has remained high. These days we hear about again Of monkeypox (mpox) with theWorld Health Organization (WHO) which declares this epidemic in Africa an emergency of public health interest international. WHO had already opened the emergency for monkeypox in July 23, 2022 ...
There Dancing House (Dancing house) Of Prague is one of the most famous buildings in Europe, home to the Dutch National Offices in the centre of the Czech capital. Built between 1994 and 1996 and designed by the architects Frank Gehry And Vlado Milunićis located on the banks of the river Moldavian replacing a building destroyed during a bombing in ...
Oxford Bell. Credits: BBC You can hardly hear the sound of the Oxford Electric Bellso faint it is. Despite this, the bell – which is also known as the “Clarendon Dry Pile” – began to ring well before 1840, and so for almost two centuries. It has seen the whole of the old century and the first twenty years of ...
The common belief that eating carrots helps you tan is a false myth. Tanning is a form of defense of our body. By exposing the skin to the sun, its deepest layer begins to produce melanina pigmented molecule of a darker color. As it rises to the more superficial layers of the skin, melanin darkens it and acts as protection ...