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  • Russian ambassador to Sudan, has been found dead

    KHARTOUM – The Russian ambassador in Sudan, Mirgajas Sjirinski, was Wednesday found dead in the swimming pool of his home in Khartoum. The police said that he drowned. How then could happen is unclear. However, it was known that Sjirinski wrestled with high blood pressure. The Sudanese minister of Foreign Affairs, Russia has her amazing…

  • Qatari ambassador back to Iran

    DOHA The ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar on Wednesday announced a ambassador based in Iran. This was the beginning of January last year recalled from Tehran following the attack on the Saudi embassy in the Iranian capital. An angry crowd stormed the building after the shiite spiritual Nimr al-Nimr with 46 others in Saudi…

  • Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? And how to fix them?

    I’m sitting in the train with a group of football fans. They are in good spirits — their team certainly won and took all the empty seats around me. One of them picks up a discarded newspaper and laughing, voicing the latest “alternative facts”, which said Donald trump. Very soon all the others start to…

  • Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is presented

    Samsung has announced Galaxy Note 8. And this presentation was definitely for lovers of smartphones one of the most important technological events of the year. In addition to the design features that make this line of phablets so popular, is also interesting for the technical specifications and the device, and in particular its camera. Samsung…

  • Meizu announced that the M6 Note

    23 August 2017 debuted a few notable smartphones. In addition to Samsung Galaxy Note 8, the technical details of which were discussed previously debuted also Note M6 from Meizu released earlier unusual for devices of the most important hardware characteristics. Meizu has officially unveiled the M6 Note 23 Aug 2017. The latest smartphone of the…

  • “Smart” sticker will indicate spoiled food

    We all used to trust (or not trust) labels on food products indicating the expiration date. But unscrupulous sellers are finding ways around this system in order not to lose benefits and to sell to the buyer outstanding product. Perhaps to avoid this problem in the future will help the invention of American chemists from…

  • The first Mexican electric car for 25 thousand dollars will appear in November

    Mexican company Motores Limpios reports that after a few months will begin mass production of electric vehicles brand Zacua. The sale will be two models, the prices of which will begin from 25 thousand dollars. The head of the car company Jorge Martinez explained that the need for the production of electric cars due to…

  • The Romans Could Have Been Poisoned by Something Deadlier Than Lead

    Photo: Getty There are very few absolutely true things in this life, but one of them is you shouldn’t drink lead. Historians have long believed that ancient Romans learned this the hard way—it’s been said that lead used in water pipes and cooking materials could have poisoned Romans and contributed to their downfall. Now, new…

  • Gravitational Waves Reveal the Unexpectedly Weird Behavior of Distant Black Holes

    Image: NASA, Henze/Wikimedia Commons Last year’s gravitational wave discovery may have felt like the end of an era—a momentous occasion in which a precise experiment finally ended a hundred-year search to confirm a baffling prediction made by Albert Einstein. The discovery, instead, spawned an entirely new field of astronomy, and the results are finally starting…

  • The Surprising Way a Confederate Submarine Crew Died at the Hands of Its Own Weapon

    An oil painting by Conrad Wise Chapman, “Submarine Torpedo Boat H.L. Hunley, Dec. 6, 1863.” During the latter stages of the American Civil War, the H.L. Hunley made history by becoming the first combat submarine to sink an enemy ship. The Confederate crew never returned from its mission, sparking a mystery that’s lasted for over…