Recent Genetic Findings Could Help Treat Osteoporosis Patients
With recent genetic work on osteoporosis, Montreal researchers believe they can pave the way for better drugs and treatments for this very common disease: about one third of women in Canada will experience a fracture during this lifetime due to this pathological rarefaction. bone tissue….
Hyundai unveils a 4-legged robot vehicle
South Korean automaker Hyundai on Monday presented a four-legged, mid-car, half-robot vehicle that can not only roll, but also walk and crawl for use on steep terrain during rescue missions. for example. “What if a car designed with robotics could really save lives in a…
New World on Edge of our Solar System discovered by Scientists
After many decades of star gazing, it often seems impossible to find new information about outer space. Fortunately, our scientists continue to amaze the world with new findings, including a new world close to our solar system. It is actually the second planet confirmed in…
NASA probe survives the furthest exploration of human history
NASA celebrated the New Year with the historic New Horizons spacecraft survey of the world’s farthest and perhaps the oldest surviving celestial object, Ultima Thule, located some 6.4 billion kilometers from the Earth, hoping to learn more about planet formation. A series of eagerly awaited…
There are planets made of sapphires and rubies
A collaboration of researchers from the University of Zurich and Cambridge, studying the formation of exoplanets, may have discovered a new class of exotic exoplanet that would be part of HD219134 b. This exoplanet located in the constellation Cassiopeia is 21 light-years from Earth and…
Zuckerberg “proud of progress made” by Facebook after a difficult year
Facebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg said he was “proud of the progress made” in 2018 to improve the world’s first social network, entangled in a series of resounding scandals for over two years that have undermined user confidence and awakened the attention of the regulators. “For…