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Until very recently, astronomers believed they had detected two supernovae, when it was probably a very different phenomenon: a luminous blue variable.
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The amazing project in Atacama that uses fog to bring water to one of the driest areas on the planet
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Many studies show the benefits of having a large amount of wooded and green areas in cities to avoid and reduce the effects of the urban heat island, heightened by climate change, but not everything is positive in the greening of cities if things are not done well.
A severe cold snap is currently affecting part of the North American continent, particularly Canada. The country is not only experiencing heavy snowfall but also a real polar cold.
It's common to want to share our food with our pets, but it's important to remember that their dietary needs are different from ours. Some foods that are harmless to humans can be harmful and even deadly to dogs and cats.