Trains traveling at over 500 km/h: what maglevs are and how they work
There are magnetic levitation trains, the Maglev, which travel at more than 505 km/h thanks to a technology that levitates ...
Possible scenarios after the Israeli and US attack on Iran: the current situation and what could happen
The conflict in the Middle East is expanding on a regional scale after the joint attack by the United States ...
The RAM memory crisis in 2026 affects modems and routers: why prices increase and the consequences
Artificial intelligence’s uncontainable hunger for resources is triggering a crisis in RAM memories, drying up global supplies and generating a ...
Is Etna male or female? What the Accademia della Crusca says
Etna, a fiery giant that dominates the Sicilian landscape as well as a protagonist of several myths. But… if we ...
What is the difference between metaphor and simile: meaning and examples
Metaphor and simile are two rhetorical figures that are commonly used to make concepts easier to understand through images. When ...
When does digital identity surpass real identity? Reflections on the person’s future
The construction of identity has always played out between body, memory and social recognition. Today, with the massive diffusion of ...
Ali Khamenei, who was the supreme leader of Iran killed during the US-Israel attacks
Ali Khamenei, born in 1939 and killed on February 28, 2026 during the US-Israeli attacks on Iran, was the supreme ...
“Cyborg” pigeons used as biodrones by Russia: what’s true and how they work
Image generated with AI. In Moscow, pigeon-biodrones equipped with neural interfaces and used for environmental and industrial monitoring operations were ...
Who is the fourth official in football, what does the fourth official do and what is its daring origin
The origin of the role of the “fourth official” in football is more recent than you might think. The birth ...
Why do Japanese people make the V (or peace) finger sign in photos?
Taking a photo in Japan often means showing two fingers in a “V” (with the index and middle fingers raised ...
