Science is a methodical process that systematically accumulates and organizes information about the universe in the form of falsifiable explanations and forecasts. Archeological evidence for scientific reasoning dates back thousands of years, suggesting that the scientific method may be as old as humanity itself.
Hurricanes
Mexico's fishing fleet has been fitted with what might be the world's most sophisticated panic button. It's basically a foolproof 'help me' system that ensures when things go catastrophically wrong at sea (and they always do), the cavalry arrives before you've had time to practice your last words.
Science
Human cloning progress is slow, with only 10% success rate. Ethical concerns abound, from health risks to identity issues. Pet cloning is a lucrative business. Potential benefits include regenerative medicine and de-extinction.
Business
Digital justice is revolutionizing courts with AI, open data, and tech. Experts debate its impact on transparency, efficiency, and access. Challenges include regulation and equality. Political parties' role in democracy also discussed.
Science
Mexico is investing in space exploration and satellite technology. The National University and the Mexican Space Agency are leading the charge, aiming to expand internet access and cultural outreach. The government is also supporting the development of domestic satellite technology.
Wellbeing
Study reveals Mexican teens face sexual health challenges due to social pressures, family dynamics, and traditional gender norms. Research of 444 adolescents shows lack of parent-child communication and domestic violence increase risky behaviors.
Health
In a world where medical advances can keep us alive longer than ever, experts debate the fundamental right to choose when to end it all. From ancient civilizations to modern bioethics, the question remains: should we have the power to decide our final exit?
Science
Libraries are undergoing a revolutionary transformation, integrating AI and open data to become powerhouses of digital innovation. UNAM's conference highlights how these institutions are evolving from traditional book repositories into dynamic hubs for academic research.
Biodiversity
A new species of Mexican tree, Coutaportla lorenceana, has been discovered in the Sierra Madre Occidental. The tree is a microendemism, found only in a specific area. It has lavender flowers and is part of the Rubiaceae family.
Business
Agrovoltaics, combining agriculture and solar energy, offers a sustainable solution for farmers. Experts advocate for its adoption, emphasizing its benefits in increasing yields and reducing environmental impact.
Science
COLIBRI, a robotic telescope, has been installed at the San Pedro Mártir National Astronomical Observatory in Mexico. Designed to quickly detect gamma-ray bursts (GRBs), COLIBRI can automatically respond to alerts from satellites.
Science
Aerosol particles play a crucial role in cloud formation and precipitation. The tropics, with their diverse ecosystems and human activities, emit various types of aerosols that influence climate patterns.
Science
COLIBRI, a new telescope at the San Pedro Mártir National Astronomical Observatory, was inaugurated. It's part of a project to study gamma ray flashes. The telescope is a collaboration between Mexico and France and will allow scientists to explore the universe more deeply.
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The National Astronomical Observatory (OAN) of Mexico has been a pioneer in astrophysics for over 95 years. It has nurtured renowned scientists, promoted technological innovation, and contributed significantly to unraveling the mysteries of the universe.
Science
The Event Horizon Telescope has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by capturing the highest resolution images ever obtained from Earth. This breakthrough paves the way for a deeper understanding of black holes and their surrounding environments.
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The water crisis is a global challenge. Sustainable water management requires a shift in consumption habits, technological innovation, and agricultural practices. The Inter-American Congress on Water, Soil, and Agrobiodiversity (CIASA) 2024 highlighted these urgent needs.
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Particulate matter in the air can cause serious health problems, including infertility, cancer, and respiratory issues. A study found that these particles can enter the body and damage various organs.