dissabte, 12 de maig del 2018

THE SALAMANDER, THE FUTURE TO CURE SPINAL CORD INJURIES

2 APR 2018|UPDATED 13:03 CET

https://okdiario.com/ciencia/2018/04/24/salamandra-futuro-curar-lesiones-medulares-2167101

It have been found that if we study the salamander it has regenerative cells which can help them healing their injuries.
That's why a group of scientists, led by Karen Echeverry, is studying this because it can solve medular problems if we apply this cells into our body.

SCIENTIFIC FIELD: Biology

GLOSSARY:
-Neurodegenerative diseases: is a generic term that emcompasses a series of ailments that mainly affects the neurons of the human brain

-Glial cells: they are the cells of the nervous system

TEXT COMMENT
It could be good to study more that because it can bring cures to many diseases and injures


Adrià Salamó

dissabte, 28 d’abril del 2018

GOOD NEWS! Eating dark chocolocate is good for the body

27 APR 2018|UPDATED 17:11 CET

https://okdiario.com/ciencia/2018/04/26/buenas-noticias-comer-chocolate-negro-saludable-organismo-2179166

One of the most famous food products, chocolate, is said to make you fat and that it's nos good, etc.
But a study reveals that when it is in states close to the pure it can lead to favour some aspects:
-The control of stress
-The reduction of inflammation
-Improvement of memory
-Improve endocrine, cardiovascular and cognitive health
The most of this improvements are related to flavonoids a substance of the chocolate

SCIENTIFIC FIELD: Health

GLOSSARY:
-Flavonoids: is the generic term by which a series of secondary metabolites of plants is identified

TEXT COMMENT
I love chocolate specially the dark chocolate so this is a fantastic notice to me and I supose to a lot of people to see that the chocolate give us some improvements. It's very cool.

Adrià Salamó

dilluns, 5 de març del 2018



IN HEALTH, IS LUCK ALREADY RELEASED
WHEN YOU FOLLOW TEN YEARS?
20/02/2018
http://www.quo.es/ciencia/salud-suerte-echada-cuando-cumples-diez-anos

Researchers from the University of Geneva (UNIGE) had examined
data from more than 24,000 people from 50 to 96 of 14 European
countries about the relation between the economics in childhood
and health in adulthood.The study shows that this really affect to our
health and that our first years are the most important.


SCIENCE FIELD
Medicine and health


GLOSSARY
-physiological dysregulation: impairment of a physiological regulatory
mechanism
-socioeconomic:Of society and the economy jointly, or related to both.

TEXT COMMENT

Is good to know that our first years are the most important because
we can improve, or try to improve,our children’s education to be more
healthy.

Adrià Salamó
http://noticiasdelaciencia.com/not/27683/determinan-como-se-produce-la-infeccion-por-malaria-de-aves-silvestres/

Zoology

5/3/18

They determine how malaria infection of wild birds occurs.

All living essays that transmit infectious diseases, as well as the characteristics of their habitat can have important effects on the diversity of parasites. The Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) and the Network Biomedical Research Center for Epidemiology and Public Health (Spain) have conducted studies on avian malaria infection in wild bird populations. They have done the study in 45 urban, rural locations and natural in the southwest of Andalusia, places where these pathogens most affect. For this, researchers have analyzed blood samples of 2,588 birds and 340,829 mosquito females, and studies do with male sparrows because they affect them similar to us and from there they can better study this problem.

Glossary:

The study on how malaria affects humans through research with various birds and insects, where the sparrow is a very useful bird to study this situation.

Text comment:

In my opinion this study is very important to know how to cure this disease and diseases that can be dangerous for humans, and seeing this know that the male sparrow can help me to study this I was satisfied.


Paul Palacios

They create a quantum particle that looks like a 'lightning ball'

They create a quantum particle that looks like a 'lightning ball'

→ Date: 5 MAR 2018

→ Scientific field: Science

→ Information source:

→ Glossary:
- Rays ball some luminous spheres that appear in storms electric and that last much longer than a normal beam.

→ Summary: The stability of the ball rays is a mystery. Our model explains its long life by describing them as electromagnetic knots. Never before has he tried to create them in a laboratory to study and explore them. Mikko Möttönen highlights the simplicity of the method to create them and their possible future applications. "If we could apply this technique to create hot plasma balls, it would be a breakthrough for nuclear fusion reactors." The spherical shape of the plasma could help its stabilization without the need to use giant magnets, "although this needs more research," explains the scientist.

→ Personal opinion:
It would be great if this could be applied to nuclear fusion reactors would be a breakthrough because it could generate power without polluting hardly anything.
Marc Paredes


The probe that will photograph the sunsets of Mars begins to work

The probe that will photograph the sunsets of Mars begins to work

→ Date: 2 MAR 2018

→ Scientific field: Science

→ Information source:

→ Summary: ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter reached the Martian orbit in October 2016, but it took a year and a half to slow down and reach its final orbit, at an altitude of 400 kilometers. From there, he will circle the planet once every two hours photographing sunsets to look for little abundant gases in the backlight. The interest of detecting trace amounts of very little gases such as methane is that they can reveal the existence of invisible processes. Methane on Earth is associated with biological activity and on Mars could be linked to the metabolism of microbes that inhabit the subsoil. But methane could also discover some kind of unexpected geological activity, just like sulfur. The new probe, which will begin its scientific mission in April, will accumulate information to the collection during decades.

→ Personal opinion:
This will cause a breakthrough for research on Mars and to try to unravel the mystery about what happened to the oceans that once bathed.

Marc Paredes


diumenge, 4 de març del 2018

While Europe is freezing, the North Pole is experiencing a heat wave. Why?

1/2/2018

The strange phenomenon contrasts with the strong winter that several countries of the old continent live. Although it is not so unusual, it worries that it begins to appear more frequently because it would end up affecting the entire planet.

As you can see, temperatures in this part of Europe have dropped alarmingly since temperatures have reached -10 degrees in cities such as Warsaw, as well as causing quite a lot of deaths in the cold. Temperatures have risen to 7.2 degrees something that really if you see or hear it alarms a lot since that can cause melting poles and sea level augmente. Most people would say that it is due to climate change, but from a study conducted on this heat, they have realized that this heat comes from a heat wave that has reached the north pole and that it is not enough to be alarmed, even though they continue having heat waves of this type if that could cause the poles to melt.

Glossary: 

Why the north pole have a very hot clime this month? this is a very big problem for the world because this provoque the melting of poles.


Text coment:

In my opinion if that pass with more frequency it will be a very big problem for all the poblation because afect all the planet the melting of poles.

Paul Palacios

 NASA finds organic molecules in rocks of Mars of 3,000 million years.  07/06/2018    Glossary:   "It could be a previous life...