Author: Maria Gill

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We talk a lot about the carbon footprint of our food, but agriculture to produce food also uses large amounts of water. A kilogram of beef requires more than 15,000 liters. But there is worse …The “water footprint”, computed by Water Footprint Network (A network that brings together scholars, companies and citizens), specifies amount of water Direct and indirect required for manufacturing various products. For beef, for example, we take into account the water used to grow meadow or Grain After it has been used to feed the animal, which water a cow This is necessary for processing and transporting…

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Canal + launches its year with this original creation in which a scientific genius finds himself obliged to investigate paranormal phenomena.The 1970s and science fiction often went hand in hand. Among the period classics of Stephen Spielberg (ETAnd the A meeting of the third type(And modern productions rooted in the disco decade)Weird thingsAliens have always loved landing their ships in Nixon America. Rarely does it happen in France Giscard. This is now done with Aries (s), And it is one of the series that will be watched at the beginning of the year.Channel + began airing this 12-episode program this…

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Unable to convince the French Economy Minister, Bruno Le Maire, of the benefits of the Alimentation Couche-Tard and Carrefour, the founding president of the Quebec giant, Alain Bouchard, surrendered Friday evening. The billionaire businessman had openly traveled to Paris to meet with Monsieur Le Maire, but the discussions were fruitless. At the end of the afternoon Quebec time, Reuters revealed that Couche-Tard’s management had given up on its $ 25 billion project, wanting to avert a political storm across the Atlantic. Before receiving Mr Bouchard, Minister Le Maire had pushed his opposition to the proposed deal even further. “My position…

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Pandemic or not the hat contest, girls! Excelle’s scientific component returned in 2021 for versions 25 and 21, respectively. They always aim at the same goal: to encourage women who choose a traditional male profession. The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education in Quebec have just launched the competition. Students interested in trying their luck must apply on Québec.ca before March 5, 2021. In addition to promoting diversification of girls’ career options, Chapeau, les Filles! You want to encourage them to persevere until you get their degree in hand. The targeted candidates must be studying in a…

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As part of celebrating the new year, he owns the NASA / ESA Hubble Space Telescope Published Six different galaxy mergers. These rare astronomical phenomena were captured as part of a recent survey to investigate the rate of new star formations. As part of the release, NASA / ESA explains that these rare merger events show galaxies undergoing drastic changes in their stellar appearance and content. “These systems are excellent laboratories for tracking the formation of stellar clusters under extreme physical conditions,” the organization wrote. The Milky Way galaxy typically forms star clusters with masses equal to 10,000 times the…

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Josh Dobbs Quarterback Steelers will join NASA astronaut Victor Glover via Zoom from the International Space Station (ISS) to answer STEM students’ questions. The call will be broadcast from Earth to space at 9:50 a.m. ET on Friday, January 15, on NASA TV and the agency’s website. Connecting students directly with the astronauts on board the space station provides unique and original experiences designed to enhance student learning, performance, and interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Dobbs, who graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in aeronautical engineering, was selected by the Steelers in the fourth round…

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Astronomers witnessed, for the first time, the death of a distant galaxy, which they described as “a truly extreme event”. When all stars in the galaxy die, and new stars no longer form, the galaxy itself ceases to exist. This happens when all of the galaxy’s gas is expelled, making it impossible to form new stars.according to a study Published Monday in the magazine Natural AstronomyScientists were “thrilled” to be able to capture this rare phenomenon recently, using the Atacama Large Millimeter / Sub array of telescopes in Chile. Light from the ID2299 starburst galaxy took about nine billion years…

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At around 12:30 PM CST (UTC-6), the SpaceX Starship 9 prototype serial number (SN9) ignited the Raptor engines for a second time, followed by igniting another Raptor at 2:22 PM and a third around 3:37 PM . All three tests were very short, reflecting SN9’s first steady fire, which ended sooner than SpaceX had intended to return on January 6th. In the end, though, the short, fixed fires were apparently intentional according to a vague comment made by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk shortly after the first. The day at SpaceX is all about the practice of starting the Starship engine.…

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NASA’s Curiosity probe captured this panoramic image of Mars in November 2020. NASA / JPL-Caltech / MSSS NASA’s Curiosity spacecraft landed on Mars on August 6, 2012 and has just celebrated the historic anniversary of 3,000 sols of living a good science life on the red planet.Mars Day – called “Sol” – is a little longer than a day on Earth, taking just over 24 hours and 39 minutes. Scientists track Curiosity activities based on Seoul. For example, the rover’s initial photos are marked with a sol number, so a photo taken on the anniversary of its passage will be…

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This French wine is really out of this world. The SpaceX capsule You’ll return a Bordeaux state to Earth when it’s littered on Wednesday – and it’s not going to be normal after aging in outer space for over a year. The intoxicating cargo was shipped to the International Space Station in November 2019 as part of an experiment launched by a Luxembourg-based startup. “Our goal is to address the solution to how to have tomorrow’s agriculture that is organic, healthy and able to feed humanity,” said Nicholas Gaum, co-founder of Space Cargo Unlimited. “And we think space was the…

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