This high-quality green tea, obtained from leaves ground into powder, is traditional in Japanese ceremonies and is gaining popularity around the world for its health benefits and distinctive flavour.
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The interaction of two gigantic forces at the bottom of the sea generated one of the most powerful volcanic eruptions in recent times.
Microgravity has unimaginable effects on the human body, including increasing height. Why this happens and why it is not always good news.
The famous iceberg A23a was trapped in a circular current of water, where it could remain for many years. According to scientists, the iceberg seems to be resisting death.
A study reveals that some tree species, in certain urban contexts, could have the opposite effect and end up worsening air quality.
The move toward more efficient aircraft could have an unexpected effect: longer-lasting condensation trails that, by trapping more heat, could aggravate global warming, according to a new study.
The experimental study demonstrates how thunderstorms and cloud-to-ground lightning could have driven radical and electrochemical reactions that led to the development of life.
A virtual woman won the first edition of the "Miss Artificial Intelligence" contest. There is concern about the impact and limits of these technologies.
The European Space Agency will carry out, for the first time, a double gravitational assistance, which will adjust the trajectory of the Juice probe towards Jupiter.
The fireball could be 100 times brighter than any other comet. Its approach to Earth is a once in a lifetime event that scientists follow with interest.
As if it were a science fiction movie, the combination of several meteorological factors in southern Argentine Patagonia produced an incredible landscape that went viral
Biomimicry, or the art of applying principles from nature to human challenges, opens a new chapter for wind energy generation.
The technology to freeze a recently deceased human body with the intention of reviving it for hundreds of years exists. It is available to anyone who has a good sum of money and a generous share of faith in science.
Despite the enormous advances in science, some abilities are still unique to humans and will be difficult to replace by artificial intelligence.
The impact of climate change goes far beyond the obvious. A new analysis suggests that the increase in temperatures aggravates neurological conditions and increases vulnerability in patients at risk.
ts capacity is equivalent to taking more than 7,000 vehicles powered by fossil fuels off the road. However, carbon capture is still far from being sustainable and scalable.
Scientists are paving the way to harness the Sun's energy in the Moon's deepest craters. This technology could be key to establishing sustainable human presence on our natural satellite and beyond.
Child claims there was a monster in her room, and what they found in the walls horrified her parents
Nobody believed what the three-year-old girl said. Until her parents found a scary surprise behind the wall that could be fatal. See what it is.
NASA, along with schools and scientific institutions in the United States, takes up a legacy that began with the Apollo 14 mission, more than 50 years ago.
After careful analysis of the piece, NASA confirmed where the object that destroyed the roof of a home in the United States came from.