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Magnetar
A magnetar (a contraction of the words magnetic star) is a neutron star that has a huge magnetic field, million billion times that of the Earth, whose decay generates intense and abundant electromagnetic radiation, particularly X-rays and rays range. The theory regarding these objects was formulated [...] Read More
And what's this?
If perhaps, going around in the woods or beaches, you happen to come across the odd thing you see here in the picture, maybe you could ask yourself the same question I have made ??profound the first time I saw him, and that is: "What the hell is this and ?" and then from there a whole series [...] Read More
It's the Olinguito: opss, was already there!
The discovery of new species always fascinates me a lot, whether it be of microscopic gnats whether it is something more "substantial". This time the news is really interesting, because the newcomer, or rather the newly identified, since he was already there, even if you did not know, is nothing [...] Read More
The conodonts, these strangers
The conodonts (Conodonta) are a mysterious group of animals lived in the Paleozoic and early Mesozoic (from the upper Cambrian to Upper Triassic). For more than a century, these beings were known only by their fossil strange mouthparts, only in 1983 was discovered the first fossil of the animal complete [...] Read More
The butterfly
There are four main stages of a life cycle of a butterfly : egg, caterpillar, pupa and adult.
Egg: shortly before the time of hatching, the egg turns dark and the young caterpillar can be seen moving inside. First cut out a sort of "cover" circular drive in the casing of the egg, then pushes [...] Read More
The photosynthetic snail
Photosynthesis, the process by which the leaves are turning C02 procure energy and water into glucose, but requires solar energy in the seabed there is a " strange creature " that is a wonderful fusion between the animal and plant world. It is a sea snail, a mollusk in all respects but with [...] Read More
the Tully monstrum
The Tully Monster (Tullimonstrum gregarium), yet apparently the only species of Genus found in Illinois (USA), was a soft-bodied invertebrate that lived in shallow tropical coastal waters of muddy estuaries during the Pennsylvanian (Carboniferous period), about 300 million years ago.
Tullimonstrum gregarium [...] Read More
The universe before the big bang
Details anomalies detected in the cosmic microwave background radiation may indicate that we are in a cyclic universe , in which the end of each "aeon" a new big bang would give way to a new universe.
To ask what happened before the Big Bang may seem unscientific, since that time itself would [...] Read More
Why do we have these eyes?
Worry , I will not make you a course of advanced eye care!
But let us reflect for a moment on the nature of things. Our eyes (how many of you have thought?) seem so perfect that anyone has even dared to take such evidence and that some god created us so specially. But in fact, going to better analyze [...] Read More
The heterogeneous protists
Protists (or protoctistes), not to be confused with the prokaryotes, are a diverse group of organisms and polyphyletic including those eukaryotes that are not considered in either animals or plants, or fungi.
Haeckel proposed to include these organisms in the kingdom Protista or Protoctista, a [...] Read More
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