The Coast Guards International Ice Patrol monitors Atlantic icebergs and even diverts their course from oil rigs.
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Humans, unlike some animals, do not base their mating choices exclusively on genetics. There are many cultural and social determinants.
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In the 17th century, it was difficult to achieve and maintain a partial vacuum. In the 21st century, the challenge is to achieve an ultra-vacuum in the laboratory such as we could never have dreamed of.
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Sickness behaviours are far from being exclusive to humans; they have been found in virtually all animals in which they have been studied.
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In April 2021, the ingenuity drone flew within the Martian atmosphere. Its purpose was to demonstrate the feasibility of flight in the tenuous Martian atmosphere.
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The movie Die hard has an important plot hole that could be justified with Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.
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Some mammals experience a feeling of soft pain when tasting fruits with capsaicin. This mutation has survived with the evolution of mammals.
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While it would be unwise to consider SARS-CoV-2 as evolutionarily exhausted, it is beginning to struggle to find new evolutionary improvements.
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Pere Estupinyà narrates his journey into Patagonia, where the Rewilding foundation develops conservation projects.
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Gene Tierney

Gene Tierney was infected with rubella by a fan while she was pregnant. This story reminds us about the dangers of COVID-19 and the need to be vaccinated, even if we do not belong to a risk group.
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Oral storytelling may have had evolutionary benefits at both the individual and group levels, and may have conferred evolutionary advantages.
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In Lamarck's revolutionary work, only his failed attempt to elaborate a coherent theory of the evolutionary process has remained in popular teaching.
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Folch Futur

[caption id="attachment_119749" align="alignleft" width="500"] Illustration: Anna Sanchis[/caption] The past shapes the future but does not inspire it. Max Planck said that new scientific truths are not imposed by convincing old experts,

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Tourism-oriented animal abuse, geared towards the search for snapshots of «wild» animals, has increased in recent years.
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We remember June Almeida, the first person to photograph a human coronavirus.
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Thanks to advances in genetics, we can extract a lot of information from DNA and infer a fairly detailed portrait of the person it belongs to.
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For there to be sound, there must be a vibrating source, a transmitting medium that propagates the vibration at a certain speed, and a receiver that is set into vibration when the wave arrives.
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The year 2020 ended with a potential detection by the Breakthrough Listen project of an artificial signal coming from Proxima Centauri. But there was no indication of structure or modulation in the signal, no evidence that it carried any information.
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Animal colourations and the patterns they generate provide some of the best examples of evolution by natural selection. One of the most studied aspects has been camouflage.
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The author proposes to create the concept of «pre-scientific dissemination» to talk about scientific mysteries, enigmas, or hypotheses that could be confirmed or disproved by science.
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virus names

The WHO published recommendations on how to name new infectious diseases to avoid stigmatising a country, community, or economic sector.
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We have all inherited DNA sequences from forgotten ancient ancestors
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There is no way to force a pendulum to oscillate at a different rhythm, determined exclusively by its length
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An analysis of our historical relationship with viruses to understand the reactions to the present pandemic.
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