Your nose might not grow each time you lie, but it does heat up. Researchers at the University of Granada used a thermal camera to image people as they told a lie. The scientists found that the area around the nose and in the orbital muscle in the inner corner of the eye tends heated… Seguir Leyendo NOSE HEATS UP WHEN YOU LIE: DNEWS NUGGET
Your nose might not grow each time you lie, but it does heat up. Researchers at the University of Granada used a thermal camera to image people as they told a lie. The scientists found that the area around the nose and in the orbital muscle in the inner corner of the eye tends heated… Seguir Leyendo NOSE HEATS UP WHEN YOU LIE: DNEWS NUGGET
The massive gypsum crystals found in Mexico’s Naica mine are spectacular to behold. The meter-thick beams of translucent crystal stretch across a life-threateningly hot and humid chamber deep within a Mexican mountain. Light passing through the crystals, some as long as 36 feet, creates a moonlight-like glow. Now new research shows that they are record-breakers… Seguir Leyendo Crystals Break Slow Growth Record
While DNA evidence suggests humans and Neanderthals mated way back when, the two groups did represent distinct species at the time. The question is: when did they last share a common ancestor? A new study on dental fossils indicates Neanderthals and our own species, Homo sapiens, shared a common ancestor at least one million years… Seguir Leyendo When Humans and Neanderthals Split
Spanish Saliva May Reveal Real ColumbusBy Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Jan. 25, 2006— Hundreds of saliva samples may reveal the disputed origins of Christopher Columbus, according to a genetic investigation aimed at finding possible distant descendants of the admirals family. A team of geneticists, led by José Antonio Lorente Acosta from the University of Granada,… Seguir Leyendo Spanish Saliva May Reveal Real Columbus
expand Columbus Tomb in SpainDNA Suggests Columbus Remains in SpainBy Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery NewsOct. 6, 2004 — Preliminary analysis suggests that Christopher Columbus might be buried in the Gothic cathedral of Santa Maria in Seville, the city from where he set sail in 1492, rather than under a cross-shaped lighthouse in Santo Domingo, where he… Seguir Leyendo DNA Suggests Columbus Remains in Spain
DNA Results Could ID ColumbusBy Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News Columbus Remains Jan. 21, 2004 — The long-standing cultural dispute over Christopher Columbus final resting place could take a new turn as further DNA tests are carried out by an Italian university. DNA technology will be applied by the University of Pavias laboratories to fragments of… Seguir Leyendo DNA Results Could ID Columbus
