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The Regional Government of Andalusia has been ordered to pay more than €55,300 in compensation to a pensioner who, between 2018 and 2022, was deprived of any source of income due to an error in the processing of his early…

From relaxing routines to stimulus control and stress management, experts cited by Harvard Health explain which night-time changes can promote restful sleep and a greater sense of well-being at the start of the day Millions of people worldwide have sleep…

The Japanese railway system is once again attracting worldwide attention thanks to one of its most impressive routes: the undersea section that forms part of the Shinkansen line and crosses the Tsugaru Strait. Although it was built several decades ago,…

Until recently, the word “exoplanet” seemed more suited to speculation than astronomy. Isaac Newton had already suggested in the “Scholium Generale” of Principia Mathematica that fixed stars could be the centre of systems similar to ours, but science took centuries…

Recent research shows that this behaviour, far from being an aberration, is part of evolutionary strategies present in fish, insects and mammals, according to Popular Science Filial cannibalism, the act by which some animals eat their young, is much more…

This Friday will mark a milestone for the interstellar object; it will be shortly before it begins its final journey out of the Solar System, when it will leave the last image for the rest of history. 19 December will…

The new rules will reduce the number of VTC licences by 66%, and Uber and Cabify will only be able to operate on interurban routes. Parliament has presented a bill that drastically reduces the scope of vehicle-hailing platforms (VTC) such…

Scientists from the NEJM journal have suggested that this medicine may inhibit platelet activation. Why more research is needed Aspirin is a popular anti-inflammatory and painkiller that relieves pain and helps lower temperature. But now its potential to reduce the…

A group of researchers in the Netherlands is using robotics and neural measurements to analyse why certain tactile stimuli cause laughter, discomfort or pain. This phenomenon, which is also studied in animals, raises new questions about perception, evolution and social…

This submerged site has roots in the past and rewrites historical trade routes. Where is it located? Archaeologists from the Academy of Sciences have announced the discovery of “traces of a submerged city” under Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan. The discovery…