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The invisible backbone of diplomacy

A ambassading procession accompanied by Ottoman dignitaries on the hills of the Pera district in Istanbul (1725). AKG images A look at everyday life in the...
Alan Cannon -
Health & Medicine

Take vitamin D in summer: can this be necessary?

Summer and therefore automatically more sun-that seems to make vitamin D supplements superfluous. But is that really? We explain to you in which cases...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Biology

UN plastic agreements: Is the agreement now?

In many places there is a lack of functioning collecting and recycling systems for plastic waste. A global agreement should now change this. ©...
Elijah Burt -
Health & Medicine

Too comfort or healthy? This is what a study on e-bike driving says

Is e-bike driving actually healthy? A German study has investigated how electrically supported cycling affects physical fitness and what differences in the conventional bike...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Health & Medicine

Fly me to the moon

Germany now has a space ministry. Some like mocking, but space travel...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

Fermented fruits as the origin of human alcohol consumption?

Chimpanzees when eating a fermented fruit. © Catherine Hobaiter/ University of St Andrews Many great apes like to eat fermented fall fruit. How widespread this...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Drip stones as aircraft

Stone caves help climate research. In the top centimeters of staglagmites of the small devil cavity in Franconian Switzerland, isotopes reveal climatic conditions in...
Alan Cannon -
Biology

Why our birds are currently silent

Spring concert, silence in summer: robbery is among the earliest and most eager singers - but they too fall silent after the breeding season....
Elijah Burt -
Biology

Huge flood cracked crater in Greenland’s ice shield

Satella recording of the Harder glacier in the north of Greenland. © ESA/ Copernicus Sentinel Data Due to the global warming, the Greenland ice...
Elijah Burt -
Earth & Climate

The potato comes from the tomato

Potatoes were created as hybrid from two other plant species nine million years ago. © Elenaleonova/ iStock ...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

At that time podcast, episode 139: The hated emperor and his God

When the aunt of the murdered emperor Caracalla puts her grandson at...
Alan Cannon -
Earth & Climate

Photo worth seeing: With two eyes looking for a planetary

The ESO 3,6-meter telescope on the Chilean mountain La Silla in this...
Elijah Burt -
Health & Medicine

Vibrions in bathing waters: What you should know before the Baltic Sea vacation

Vibrions can be found in the North and Baltic Sea, but also in inland waters. The bacteria trigger acute infections. Climate change favors its...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
History & Archaeology

A 4000 year old handprint on a soul house

Handprint on the underside of a 4000 -year -old Egyptian soul house made of sound. © The Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge Around 4000 years...
Alan Cannon -
Biology

Excursion to the moor: What is there to discover here?

Just one example of one of the many German bogs: the Pietzmoor - a raised bog in the Lüneburg Heath in Lower Saxony. ©...
Elijah Burt -
Health & Medicine

Pain gel at Öko test: only 6 out of 20 ointments are recommended

When it pulls in the back or the knee hurts after sport, many use pain ointments. But the current eco-test examination shows that not...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

Life even at the bottom of the deep -sea dug

This large colony of tube worms lives at the bottom of the grave of Aleuten at a depth of 6870 meters. © Institute of...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

The disappeared empire

Charlemagne had brought half of Europe under his control. The next generations divided the legacy, the Lotharreich named after Emperor Lothar I was created....
Alan Cannon -
Psychology & Sociology

How social resonance promotes conspiracy theories

How do you become the conspiracy believer? © Hamzaturkkol/ iStock Conspiracy theories not only offer their supporters simple answers to complex questions, but also strong...
Emmaline Middleton -
Biology

Dwarf basil sells plant pests

Dwarf basil can combat pests and put on beneficials. © DJGunner/ iStock If plants are affected by pests, many people use pesticides to combat them....
Elijah Burt -
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