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The first patient transplanted with a pig kidney is discharged in Boston... Richard Slayman is the first living person in the world to receive a kidney transplant from a pig and has now been discharged from Massachusetts General Hospital and continues his
Barbie leads the list of films shortlisted for the 2024 Oscars... This week, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its shortlist of pre-candidate films for the 96th edition of the Oscars and Barbie heads the list of finalists,
a 1953 newspaper perfectly described what telephones would be like today... 70 years ago, a telephone expert dared to predict what the telephones of the future would be like and to the surprise of many his ideas ended up materializing.
LK-99: how is the superconductor that promises to be the most important discovery... South Korean scientists have discovered what is believed to be the first superconductor that can operate at room temperature.
Phoenix breaks another heat record for major US cities... Phoenix's streak of dangerously hot days broke a record for major US cities Tuesday, marking the 19th straight day temperatures in the desert city soared to 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
The James Webb Space Telescope Celebrated Its First Year Of Cosmic Wonder With An Image Of Starbirth... The James Webb Space Telescope shared a stunning new image of starbirth to celebrate its first anniversary of stunning discoveries
More than 100 million in the US are under air quality alerts... Canada's record-breaking wildfire season continues to impact US air quality. USA from Wisconsin to Vermont and up the East Coast to North Carolina.
USA will pay $619 million to return to UNESCO after being reapproved... The 193 UNESCO states voted by a large majority on Friday to approve the proposal presented by the United States to rejoin the organization.
Gabriel Trujillo, the California graduate student murdered... The investigation of the 31-year-old boy had a tragic end when his body was found in the state of Sonora with several bullet wounds, without knowing the reason why he
Crime takes control of Los Altos de Jalisco... Los Altos, two of the 12 regions of the state, left many of the almost 48,000 migrants from Jalisco that the National Institute of Statistics and Geography counted in 2020
Sandra Torres and Bernardo Arevalo are emerging as rivals presidency for second round... The veteran UNE candidate was the most voted in the first round of elections held this Sunday, while the representative of the Seed Movement surprised by coming in second place.
Trump dominated the audience at the annual gathering of religious conservatives... Donald Trump gave the closing address at the Road to Majority Conference, the annual meeting of evangelical conservatives of the Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington, DC.
Why it is so difficult to find the missing Titan submersible in the ocean... Rescue teams face many difficulties that make the task of recovering the lost commercial submersible off the coast of Canada a daunting task.
The drama of the Ocean Gate submersible continues... The US Coast Guard estimates that the missing submersible that intended to explore the remains of the Titanic only had (as of yesterday) approximately 40 hours of breathable oxygen.
Eiza Gonzalez is shown in the pool modeling a vinyl bathing suit... Eiza González looked spectacular in a photo shoot for L'Officiel magazine; The Mexican actress also posed at the locations where her most recent film “Ash” is filmed, in which she
Germany seeks to attract professionals from Latin America: where are there vacancies and what are the requirements... From health personnel and engineers to drivers, the European country offers interesting opportunities to qualified Latin Americans
Lionel Messi Paleontologist Names 20-Million-Year-Old Fossil After 'La Pulga'... Having a lizard named after him wasn't enough homage to 'La Pulga', now an Argentine paleontologist named a 20-million-year-old fossil after Lionel Messi.
California pro-immigrant activists join 'A Day Without Immigrants' from Florida... Activists of California stood in solidarity with the national boycott 'A day without immigrants' against the harsh law against undocumented immigrants.
12-year-old teenager in Mexico became the world's youngest molecular biologist... Ian Emanuel Gonzalez Santos, a gifted Mexican teenager, graduated with honors with a bachelor's and master's degree in Molecular Biology
New Jersey student's service dog receives diploma at graduation... Justin, a 6-year-old service dog for graduate student Grace Mariani, wagged his tail as he walked down the street. the stage to receive your diploma at Seton Hall University of
China will make history and send a civilian into space for the first time... Aeronautics professor and payload expert Gui Haichao will be part of the Shenzhou 16 crew that will take off next Tuesday to the Tiangong space station.
Why is New York sinking?... The combined weight of its skyscrapers, its transport systems and the 8.5 million people who inhabit it are making it fall between 1 and 2 mm per year
British Cycling Bans Transgender Women From Racing In Women's Events... British Cycling Federation Worked For 9 Months To Determine Participation Of Transgender Cyclists
FDA Approved Neuralink's Application for Human Trials... The company Elon Musk owned neurotech firm hopes to be able to test its brain implants in patients soon
Young students show off their scientific talents in Long Beach... STEAM exhibition brings together hundreds of students to exhibit their projects, creativity and vision of future doctors
Google Cloud will now help create new drugs using Artificial Intelligence... Google Cloud hopes to help pharmaceutical companies in the development of new drugs by applying AI to their development
Heartbreaking stories that reflect the collapse of hospitals in Afghanistan... Health centers in the Central Asian country do not have the resources or staff to perform routine operations or offer treatment for curable diseases.
Who is Danilo Diaz, the fiance and future husband of Michelle Salas... Michelle Salas, daughter of Luis Miguel and Stephanie Salas, announced her commitment to Danilo Diaz Granados a few days ago.
The right achieves a broad electoral victory in Chile and will command the draft of the new Constitution... The right-wing formations obtain a key triumph in the low hours of the Boric government and ensure broad autonomy to draft the new Magna Carta.
Massive Cyber ​​Attack Hijacks Various City of Dallas Services... Authorities in the Texas capital continue to work to regain control of various city services including the Dallas Police Department website
Google search predictions increase fear and anxiety among Spanish speakers... Autocompletes evoked fear and stress among Spanish-speakers, as well as skepticism and hesitancy toward the autocomplete searches themselves.
Scientists warn that cases of carnivorous bacteria could increase and occur in more places due to climate change... Due to the change in temperature in coastal waters, an alteration in the salinity of the water is expected, giving an opportunity to the proliferation of bacteria, such as Vibrio
Control of robots through the mind is already a reality... The technology was recently tested by the Australian Army, where soldiers operated a quadruped robot from Ghost Robotics using the
Scientists offer proof that Venus has active volcanoes that erupt... Newly published research adds Venus to the small group of volcanically active bodies in our solar system
They reveal that sewer rats in New York could be carriers of COVID variants... Although the study does not warn of an initial danger to humans, just as the CDC says that animal-to-human transmission is rare, the main investigator of the investigation calls for
Chernobyl nuclear disaster altered the genetics of abandoned dogs... A study showed that dogs in the area of ​​the power plant look genetically different from dogs in the city of Chernobyl
Why Latinos do not want to vaccinate their children against covid19... In California, Latino children are the least vaccinated against the virus
Chiquis Rivera glowing in a tight white dress with a deep neckline on the red carpet at the Grammys... Chiquis Rivera dazzled with her presence on the red carpet at the Grammy Awards wearing an elegant dress with slits at hip height and a deep neckline that highlighted her
Astronomers find what could be a habitable world 31 light-years away... What makes this discovery especially intriguing is that Wolf 1069 b orbits in its star's habitable zone, making it an ideal candidate for the potential existence of liquid water on
Andrea Riseborough's Oscar nomination for Best Actress sparks controversy... The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences analyzes the case of alleged anomalies regarding the promotion of the work of actress Andrea Riseborough in the film To Leslie, which
7.6 quake damages buildings in Indonesia and is felt as far as Australia... A powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.6 with an epicenter in the Banda Sea shook Indonesia and East Timor on Monday, without causing serious damage so far.
What it means for India and the world that the country surpasses China and becomes the most populous country by 2023... The UN predicts that by mid-April next the South Asian giant will have 1.425 million inhabitants.
Around the world, women are more empathetic than men: study... The research had the participation of 300,000 people from 57 countries
Dwayne Johnson bought all the Snickers from a 7-Eleven in Hawaii where he used to steal them.... The Rock stole the hearts of everyone present at a 7-Eleven in Hawaii. Actor Dwayne Johnson bought all the Snickers chocolates in the store, gave them away to customers, and
USD 1.7 million gold coins stolen from German museum in just nine minutes... A total of 483 coins, dating to around 100 BC, were mined.
Scientists reveal when the Sun will die, it will be epic... Humanity is nowhere close to continuing to exist by the time our star disappears.
Breast Cancer: self-awareness that can save our lives... Since some breasts are firmer in some places and softer in other areas, it's a good idea to have a good idea of ​​what's normal for you.
Yadhira Carrillo clarifies rumors about an alleged Italian boyfriend while her husband is in prison... During a recent visit to her husband in the North Prison of Mexico City, Yadhira Carrillo spoke of the rumors that claim she is enjoying life with an Italian heartthrob
Nancy Pelosi to Latino voters: “This November, the strength of our families is on the ballot”... Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, sends a special message to the Latino population: "This November, the strength of our families is on the ballot –
What is Biden's biotech plan and why is it important for the US economy... With the Science Act and CHIPS, the Biden Administration is driving the first investments with a biotechnology plan that will benefit the US on several fronts, including improving the supply
Covid how it is possible to detect it now through an app... This would be a great advantage suitable for application in low-income countries where PCR tests are expensive or difficult to perform.
Fastest growing black hole discovered and it's rapidly eating up the universe... Space.com reported that the newly discovered black hole is 500 times larger than the black hole at the center of the Milky Way and not even light can escape the
MH370 expert pinpointed location of doomed plane wreckage to small square of sea... All 239 passengers and crew vanished, leaving the world perplexed, but now British aerospace engineer Richard Godfrey believes robotic scanners will find the wreckage
Women's brains are hotter than men's and more likely to top 40C, study finds... A new molecular biology study into the temperature of brains has thrown up some interesting findings in relation to the gender and age of its voluntary participants
