This week’s science news – Claudia Grisanti

Science news of the week – Claudia Grisanti – Internazionale

Claudia Grisanti, journalist

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November 2023

Irregular galaxy NGC 6822 as seen by the Euclid Telescope.

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It has been developed Neural suit To allow people with Parkinson’s disease to continue walking even when the disease gets worse.
First time person And she received Eye transplant. It is not known whether he will be able to regain his sight.
According to one Stady Initially, human-caused climate change has worsened droughts in Syria, Iraq and Iran since 2020.
Last October it was The Most exciting All over the world since measurements began.
Its agri-food systems Costs Highly healthy and environmental. them too responsible Using at least 15% of fossil fuels globally.
newly It was discovered A satellite of the asteroid Dinkenish. Now the Lucy probe has discovered that the satellite is actually composed of two objects. A system of this kind was completely unexpected.
They’ve been spread out new pictures In colors produced by the Euclid Space Telescope. The tool is expected to build a 3D map of the universe.
He was It has been identified A supermassive black hole formed 470 million years after the Big Bang.
Volcanic eruption I have formed An island off the coast of Japan.
it has been delivred Chemical monkeywhich contain cells with different genetic heritage.
Nearly one-fifth of all living species in Europe are extant He threatened from extinction, with greater risks to plants and invertebrates.
On the island of Papua It was filmed A species of echidna whose observations have been missing since 1961 Zaglos Attenboroughbelongs to the group of monotreme mammals, such as the platypus.
Hummingbirds They can fly In tight spaces thanks to certain techniques, with asymmetric wing movements.
She was produced Yeast cells contain about half of the synthetic genome.