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Vera C. Rubin Observatory Unveils First Images Ahead of Decadal Sky Survey
Science · Chile

Vera C. Rubin Observatory Unveils First Images Ahead of Decadal Sky Survey

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Captured during April trials, these images demonstrate the telescope's rapid high-resolution mapping that will underpin investigations into dark matter, dark energy and potentially hazardous asteroids.See the Story
Astronomers Explore Different Physics on Simulated Clones of the Milky Way
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Astronomers Explore Different Physics on Simulated Clones of the Milky Way

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How do you search for a substance that doesn't give off any kind of light, but its gravitational influence shapes galaxies? That's the challenge researchers face as they try to find and explain the mysterious substance called dark matter. They're wrestling with an invisible "something" that appears to make up much of all matter in the Universe.See the Story
"I Saw an Elderly Woman Walking on the Nationale 19...", 3,700 Dead Last Year, Heat Wave Kills, Isolated Seniors Are in the Front Line
Senior Citizens · Irvine

"I Saw an Elderly Woman Walking on the Nationale 19...", 3,700 Dead Last Year, Heat Wave Kills, Isolated Seniors Are in the Front Line

In the heat of the heat, the elderly are certainly the ones who suffer the most. Indeed, with age, it becomes more difficult to regulate its body temperature, while the feeling of thirst decreases. Moreover, the elderly also suffer from various chronic diseases, such as diabetes, cardiovascular or respiratory disorders, which are accentuated by heat. To treat their ailments, they also take medicines, which they also, are not always adapted in st…See the Story

Getty Museum Receives Valuable Art Donation

The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles announced the incorporation of a valuable donation that will significantly change its collection of medieval and Renaissance art. The post The Getty Museum receives important donation of Italian illuminated manuscripts appeared first on Hispanics Press.Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesRead Article

Mexico and Colombia Join in the Conservation of Tequila and Coffee

In an unprecedented effort to safeguard its cultural and natural heritage, Mexico and Colombia actively participate in the project “Technical cooperation for the management of cultural landscapes: Agavero cultural landscape and coffee cultural landscape”. The post Mexico and Colombia join forces to protect their cultural landscapes from tequila and coffee appeared first on Hispanicos Press.Colombia, Mexico · ColombiaRead Article

Cal State La Receives Funds for Climate Innovation

Cal State LA’s proposal stood out among the best and was one of the few selected to receive part of the total $9 million earmarked for strategic projects. The post Cal State LA receives state grant to train clean energy professionals appeared first on Hispanics Press.Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesRead Article

New Exhibitions at the Academy Museum Celebrate Miyazaki, Monroe and Laika

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles has announced the opening of three new exhibitions scheduled for 2026, which promise to attract both cinéfilos and lovers of art and animation. The post The Academy Museum pays tribute to Ponyo, Marilyn Monroe and LAIKA in new exhibitions appeared first on Hispanics Press.Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesRead Article

Gonphotorium, a Fossil that Reveals Mexico’s Past

This animal was a distant relative of the modern elephant and inhabited America during the Pleistocene, more than 16,000 years ago. The post Gonphotology finding in Guerrero reveals the presence of megafauna in the Pleistocene appeared first on Hispanics Press.Animals · GuerreroRead Article

Return From El Clavo Park to Miami

When the audience enters the Colony Theatre this July, they will not only encounter a theatrical show: they will immerse themselves in a celebration of roots, community and resistance that awakens all the senses.The post Viva la Parranda! returns to Miami flavored with Sancocho and Venezuelan soul appeared first on Hispanicos Press.Miami, Florida · MiamiRead Article

Jaime & Blanca Jarrín Foundation Offers Scholarships to Hispanic Students in California

IDAHO — A group of firemen were ambushed by a sniper while responding to a forest fire in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, killing two of them and causing an order to seek refuge for residents of the mountain community on Sunday, authorities said. Authorities said a SWAT team found the alleged gunman killed with a gun nearby after exchanging fire with the police for several hours. The suspect in the attack was identified on Monday by authorities as 20-year…University Student · CaliforniaSee the Story

Revelations About an Ancient Ritual in Paquimé

Archaeologists and geneticists from Mexico and the United States have revealed an unprecedented finding after analyzing the genome of a child who lived in the ancient city of Paquimé, located in Casas Grandes, Chihuahua. The post They discover close kinship in child sacrificed 500 years ago in Paquimé appeared first on Hispanicos Press.Mexico · MexicoRead Article

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