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And... How Is Natural Heritage Managed?

And... How Is Natural Heritage Managed?

What do a spectacular landscape, a millennial fossil and an abandoned quarry have in common? They are all part of the geological heritage, a testimony of the history of the Earth with a great scientific, educational, cultural and aesthetic value, and the basis of the natural heritage. However, their importance remains little appreciated. To bring the different approaches of the geological heritage to society, on March 26, 27 and 28, the fifth ed…Read Article

Did Science Fiction Take Us to the Moon?

Science Fiction · Spain

Did Science Fiction Take Us to the Moon?

The history of the Moon is, once again, the history of the myth that became science. That of an idealistic humanity that dreamed of reaching it, built a rocket and did it. And it is possible that science fiction had a lot to do with all this, especially by the time we lived when the beginnings of the space race began to develop. Photo: Luca / UnsplashOur satellite was not always, metaphorically speaking, close to us. For a long time, in Antiquit…Read Article

The Prime Numbers of the Dark Cities

Belgium · Belgium

The Prime Numbers of the Dark Cities

In this new entry of the Scientific Culture Booklet we return to a wonderful series of graphic novels, The Dark Cities, originally published in French, by Belgian cartoonist François Schuiten (1956) and French screenwriter Benoît Peeters (1956), whose first album The Walls of Samaris was published in 1983. To this day the following albums have been published: The Walls of Samaris, La Fever de Urbicand, La Torre, El Archivista (extra), La ruta de…Read Article

Reinforcing Learning Based on Maximum Entropy Models

The problem of decision-making that is generally optimal, often in relation to the availability of a forecasting capacity, is relevant for the application of techniques and models of Artificial Intelligence in areas as diverse as robotics and finance (Sargent and Stachurski 2024). Although decision-making typically relates to the present, the possibility of delaying the making of a specific decision, reserving us the right to take it (or not to …Artificial Intelligence Read Article

How the “Pancake Domes” of Venus Are Formed

We often say that Venus is the twin planet of Earth, but this comparison is only sustained if we refer exclusively to the size and composition of both. The various space missions that have traveled to the planet have shown that it is a tremendously hostile world for human beings and our technology in every sense of the word: surface temperatures above 450°C, a dense atmosphere composed mainly of carbon dioxide and crushing pressure that on its s…Venus, Județul Constanța · Venus Read Article

Corrosion Resistance in Bimetallic Fixation Elements

In many industrial sectors there is a high demand for components with specific geometries that effectively combine good mechanical properties with high corrosion resistance in aggressive environments. For example, attachment elements exposed to marine environment, automotive suspension components or hand tools are some of these components. Thanks to the new additive manufacturing technologies, it is possible to produce bimetallic parts, i.e. par…Spain · Spain Read Article

International Recognition of Geological Heritage

What do a spectacular landscape, a millenary fossil and an abandoned quarry have in common? They are all part of the geological heritage, a testimony of the history of the Earth with a great scientific, educational, cultural and aesthetic value. However, their importance remains little appreciated. To bring the different approaches of the geological heritage to society, on March 26, 27 and 28, the fifth edition of the informative days “Geology f…Spain · Spain Read Article

Demographic Responses to Climate Change at the End of the Palaeolithic

A new study led by the University of Cologne and with the participation of 25 researchers from all over Europe has discovered how climate change affected prehistoric human populations more than 12,000 years ago. Research has discovered significant changes in population size and density during key periods at the end of the last Ice Age, specifically during the final Paleolithic period, between 14,000 and 11,600 years ago. Data for the Iberian Pen…Climate Change · Portugal Read Article

Smokers on the Seabed

A few weeks ago, half the world was aware of the color of smoke that came out of a narrow chimney located on the roof of a building of a tiny city state located in the Italian capital. Well, even if you don’t believe it, this situation is very common among geologists and geologists, although, in our case, we don’t look up to the sky to observe those smokers. Actually, we must dive into the ocean floor to watch our own chimneys. I’m referring to …Rome · Rome Read Article

Moving Forward on the Highway: a Paradox of Probability

We propose a paradox related to the theory of probability, a problem to reflect on. Source: Freepik Knowing the motorway We have an 18 km long motorway section that has two lanes, one slow (L) and one fast (R). Along this route, in addition, vehicles are not allowed to change lanes. It is known that cars running on the L-way move at 18 km/h (5 m/s) and maintain a distance between them of 5 meters. In addition, vehicles running on the R-way move …Spain · Spain Read Article

How AI Can Save Energy Using Reversible Computers

Reversible programs run backwards with the same ease as forwards, saving energy in theory. After decades of research, they could soon boost AI. An article by Matt von Hippel. Original history reprinted with the permission of Quanta Magazine, an editorially independent publication supported by the Simons Foundation. Illustration: Nash Weerasekera / Quanta MagazineFor Michael Frank, efficiency has always been a major concern. As a student in the 1…Energy · Spain Read Article

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