In our garden, in the forest, in the desert… the soils are incredibly diverse. But how are they structured and how do they arise? You will also be interested We walk on it all day long, it is the matrix of our cultures and the support of all life on earth: the soil is an … Read more
Let’s say it right away. The amount of electricity generated is very small. About 100,000 times less than you can expect from a conventional solar panel. But the idea is perhaps worth considering in spite of everything. Especially since the Researchers from the University of New South Wales (Australia) hope they can improve the technology. … Read more
The Union Green Week has been committed to ecological progress for two years by combining ecology, pollution, awareness and social cohesion. With a dozen French and European branches, it offers citizen mobilization, in particular through the collection of cigarette butts. To date, 750,000 cigarette butts have been collected, 350 million liters of water saved by … Read more
“The more we deforest, the more we lose biodiversity, the more epidemics we have… It is the factory of pandemics,” explains Serge Morand, parasitologist at CNRS-CIRAD (Center for International Cooperation in Agronomic Research for Development) , one of the French pioneers of health ecology. A few seconds earlier, in the middle of a Thai forest, … Read more
Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system and the fifth planet from the sun. The gas giant features beautiful layers of banded clouds, a series of thin dust rings, the famous Great Red Spot, and dozens of different moons. But do you know more details about this particular planet? Why Jupiter? Jupiter has … Read more
The practice of teleworking has become widespread and intensified since the health crisis. According to one Study of Malakoff Humanis in February 2021, the trend is towards a “hybrid model”, with 86% of teleworkers wishing to continue this practice by teleworking two days a week. Good idea provided you are well surrounded by your management … Read more
Explore interviews with researchers, photographers and travelers who witness a world changing under the yoke of global warming. You will also be interested [EN VIDÉO] Interview: What is an exoplanet? The question of exoplanets is very old in astronomy. Their existence was first indirectly witnessed in the 1990s: Futura-Sciences met Jean-Pierre Luminet, a renowned astrophysicist, … Read more
Since the recent acceleration of the development of telework due to the health crisis related to Covid-19, telework has brought about the changes that its proponents were waiting for in the 1970s, and which for them would in fact be one of the essential functions in problems of traffic congestion, pollution and to solve the … Read more
NHL – The “preview” of the night over the Atlantic NHL – Regular Season The second round of the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs begins Tuesday as the Lightning-Panthers and Blues-Avalanche begin their second series of matchups in as many years. Jonathan Huberdeau and Nikita Kucherov combined for 21 points in the latest Sunshine State … Read more
Mercury is one of eight planets that make up our solar system. This planet is not only closest to the sun, but also the smallest of the planets. Our solar system has eight planets orbiting the sun. Classified by the distance separating them from our star, the telluric planets solid surface are Mercury, Venus, Earth … Read more