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How an old trolleybus will become a hydrogen one: Demonstration in front of Maria Gabriel
Council of Europe
Instead of being thrown away, the many other trolleys are good enough to be renovated - with Bulgarian expertise, said Prof. Daria Vladikova The prototype of a trolleybus, which…
Archeology
Giraffes were not always long-necked, but always preferred head-to-toe positions. Giraffes did not always have long necks, but they always preferred to hit their heads to maintain their position. Evidence…
Environment
Scientists have identified what they define as the largest plant in the world - a type of seagrass that stretches about 180 kilometers off the coast of Western Australia, the…
Health
Researchers from the Polytechnic Institute in Utica, New York have analyzed a detailed study on the subject Yawning affects others by mobilizing them and increasing their vigilance to objects in…
Economy
Additional investments are also needed to increase the throughput at border crossings. Infrastructure Minister Alexander Kubrakov said that the conversion of one railway line to the EU standard would cost…
Archeology
The Antiquities Authority is investigating a citizen who robbed excavation sites. The Antiquities Authority's Theft Prevention Unit is investigating a Modiin resident suspected of embezzling 1,500 valuable artifacts, including rare…
Health
A Russian doctor claims that mosquitoes bite sweaty people more An effective remedy against mosquito bites is more frequent bathing, and formic acid can help against stings during a trip…
America
Mexican archaeologists begin exploring the underground labyrinths of the Zapotec city. Representatives of the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico (INAH) reported that the Llobaa project will begin…
Nature
Humans share an incredible 98.8% of the same DNA that chimpanzees have. In addition, we share almost the same sets of genes as mice and 80% of the same DNA…
America
A significant part of the scientific community denies the very existence of the Aztatlan culture. In the Mexican city of Mazatlán, repairmen accidentally discovered ancient human remains. The found burial…
