Biology
The fly 'legend' eating corpses reappeared
Recently, the research team at Sapienza University (Rome, Italy) discovered the existence of dead fly flies in Spain.
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Animal world
The hawk squadron - a new weapon that helps Rome prevent bird droppings
Authorities in Rome, Italy, hope the warlike kite squadron can scare away the starlings, the author of the rain feces smells.
Environment
Snowfall records threaten historic Italy
The Colosseum in Rome was forced to shut down for several days after some small walls were collapsed. The reason is that the heavy snow and the low temperature have affe…
Environment
The Italians ran out of the capital for fear of earthquakes
Thousands of Italians left Rome because of rumors that the earthquake will attack the city today.
Environment
Cocaine in the air
Scientists from Italy's National Research Council said on Sunday that cocaine, marijuana, caffeine and tobacco were detected in the air in Rome. According to them, the c…
Photo library
Be overwhelmed by the image of the most impressive cities in the world
In every city in the world, we always have extremely beautiful scenes, the problem is to have enough sophistication to recognize it or not. Here, invite you to take a lo…
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Compare 16th century maps and satellite maps today
Remember that we are in the GPS era, and the first maps were crafted with brushes and parchment, so their quality was very limited and was limited.
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Christmas atmosphere is bustling in the world
Go to Copenhagen, New York or Hong Kong, visitors will enjoy a true Christmas, with bustling markets, street light and bright, warm and cheerful atmosphere.
Videos
Marvelous Italian street scene of glaciers
A heavy rain has just hit the Italian city of Rome over the weekend, causing a strange, unique phenomenon, RT reported.
Science Events
Italy: 'Reconstructing Roma' in the digital world
Most of Rome's monuments - which attract many visitors - are ruined by time and pollution. However, the glorious days of this ancient empire city will resurrect brillian…
Scientific works
Temple in Arles
Arles is a very ancient city formed from a foreign trade office founded by the Greeks. By the time Emperor Caius Julius Caesar (Rome in 46 BC) it became an important cen…
Scientific works
Colisée Arena
Colisée Arena in Rome started in 72 AD, is a physical work but reflects very well the spiritual life of Ancient Romans. At that time, the Romans enjoyed watching beasts,…
Scientific works
Nesebar Grass Town (Bulgarie)
Thrace, Greece, Rome and Byzance have both left their mark in the town of Nesebar on a rocky hill linked to the Black coast with a narrow strip of land. Renamed Nesebar…
Science story
The oldest Nobel laureate died
Rita Levi-Montalcini, the first Nobel laureate to survive the age of 100, died in Rome on December 30.
Medicine - Health
Successfully implanted the world's smallest artificial heart
According to a spokesman for Bambino Gesu Hospital in Rome (Italy), in March, doctors at the hospital conducted the world's smallest artificial heart transplant for a ba…