A Venezia giornata di maestri con Herzog e Mcdonagh – Notizie – Ansa.it

In una giornata di maestri, dall’autore di capolavori come Fitzcarraldo, Werner Herzog, a Gianni Amelio, Leone d’oro nel 1998 per Così ridevano, alla 83/a Mostra d’arte Cinematografica di Venezia decollano le possibilità di nomination all’Oscar per Wild Horse Nine, thriller/spy/story/commedia nera di un altro autore spesso premiato al Lido, Martin…

Tajani: bimbo in coma a Sharm in volo verso l’Italia – Notizie – Ansa.it

“Younes, il bimbo in coma dopo un incidente in piscina a Sharm el Sheik, in Egitto, è in volo verso l’Italia e arriverà a Torino dove sarà ricoverato nell’ospedale pediatrico Regina Margherita”. Lo ha dichiarato il vicepremier e ministro degli Affari Esteri Antonio Tajani dal Cairo.  Il piccolo era ricoverato…

Allarme carenza di sangue, manca soprattutto il gruppo 0+ – Sanità – Ansa.it

 Il Centro nazionale sangue ha lanciato un allarme per una carenza diffusa di sangue su tutto il territorio nazionale, con particolare riferimento al gruppo sanguigno 0 positivo. Le criticità più rilevanti si registrano nel Lazio, in Campania e in Sicilia. La situazione è aggravata dall’assenza di Regioni che, al momento,…

Ancient “living fossils” may reveal how complex life began

At first glance, stromatolites and their close relatives, microbial mats, can look like little more than dark, ancient rocks. In reality, they are densely packed, layered communities built by microbes. Billions of years ago, before animals and plants existed, stromatolites helped release some of the earliest oxygen into Earth’s atmosphere.…

NASA scientists discover a giant 10-sided pattern on Saturn

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has spotted a striking new feature in Saturn’s atmosphere: a huge, evolving 10-sided wave circling the planet’s south pole. It is the first time scientists have observed a large, regularly shaped jet pattern in Saturn’s southern hemisphere. The structure has some similarities to Saturn’s famous hexagon…

Scientists just overturned a century-old physics assumption

Carnegie Mellon University researchers have identified an unusual magnetic response that overturns a long-standing assumption about the Hall effect, a foundational principle used to study how materials behave electrically and magnetically. The findings, published in Nature Materials, expand scientists’ understanding of the Hall effect and could eventually support simpler and…

Bats carry dangerous viruses without getting sick. This may be why

Scientists have long been intrigued by a question surrounding bats: how can these flying mammals carry viruses capable of causing severe disease while rarely becoming seriously ill themselves? Researchers at Tulane University, working with collaborators at Stanford University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, may now have identified…