The existence of lightning remains a mystery to atmospheric physics. Austria has given us a clue to solve it

It seems unbelievable, but in the middle of 2025 one of the most common and violent phenomena of nature continues keeping many secrets. This is the case of raywhich we know how to protect ourselves from and we know that Franklin had very right with your kite. But if we ask an atmospheric physicist what … Read more

Historians have been trying to understand Hitler for decades. DNA just gave us a clue about your sex life

“We didn’t know what we were going to find. It could have been the most boring genome on the planet, but it turned out amazing.” As if the promise of new (and morbid) revelations about Hitler weren’t enough to grab the world’s attention, that phrase of Turi Emma Kinga famous geneticist, has helped the documentary … Read more

Trying to understand why human beings like alcohol so much, these scientists have just found a fundamental clue: drunken monkeys

More than two decades ago, Robert Dudley wondered how it was possible that we liked alcohol. In 2014, the evolutionary biologist of the University of California in Berkeley published “El Mono drunk”, a book where he explored The evolutionary roots of that transcultural hobby to alcohol. According to Dudley, it is the fans of primates … Read more

The new obsession in gyms is also a clue about the future of the exercise

It is the New Fitness World Fever: competitions that carry exercises and, therefore, very specific training. By comparison, although these exercises settle their bases in traditional training, make crossfit or calisthenics They look outdated or rough. A mixture of unique elements (competition, aesthetics and that philosophy of overcoming and stoicism so fashionable in the latest … Read more

We have a new clue about depression and we have found it in an unsuspected place: body temperature

Depression is something that goes beyond our brains. Like many other diseases, this psychological ailment is manifested in other aspects of our physiognomy. For example, in our body temperature. Temperature and depression. A study has identified A relationship between body temperature and depression. The team responsible for the analysis observed a positive relationship between the … Read more

We had been trying to know what neurostrogens served why they served. We have just discovered a clue: they regulate the appetite

In recent years we have seen progress in the study of the hormones responsible for regulating our appetite and the feeling of satiety, hormones such as those that transmit from the stomach to the brain the information that we have already consumed our ration of food and we can stop. However, now we just found … Read more

Genetics offers some clue to answer the eternal question: What the hell goes through my cat’s head?

Who has lived with a cat has probably intrigued more than once by the sometimes incomprehensible Gatuna Psychology. Now, a project seeks to respond to some of the mysteries that surround the behavior of these felines in the hope that their psychology is not, after all, completely impossible to understand. Cats are sought. And the … Read more

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