Archeology
Found the Mona Lisa's skull?
It is possible that Italian archaeologists have found the remains of the Mona Lisa, the model of the famous painting of the famous Mona Lisa smile, by da Vinci in the pa…
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Archeology
Mona Lisa or Leonardo da Vinci?
Scientists hope the excavation of Leonardo da Vinci's remains will help them clarify whether the Mona Lisa painting is his self-portrait.
Space science
NASA 'shoots' the Mona Lisa image onto the Moon
Scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) have fired a laser beam forming the famous picture of Leonardo da Vinci on a spacecraft flying around the moon.
Science Events
Summary of the best news of the week 03/03/2017
Legendary UFO, mysterious picture of Mona Lisa, ghost island in East Africa, alien strains .... are the most interesting scientific news of readers in the past week.
Science Events
Start digging the grave of Mona Lisa!
Italian archaeologists began excavating the ancient tomb of a Renaissance woman, thought to be Leonardo da Vinci's
Science Events
Behind the smile Mona Lisa
The true meaning behind Mona Lisa's mysterious smile has haunted art lovers for many years, but now scientists believe they have an answer. Using a computer program desi…
Medicine - Health
Illness caused the Mona Lisa to die early
Recent research shows the Mona Lisa in the famous painting of artist Leonardo da Vinci suffering from hypothyroidism.
Medicine - Health
Watch the Mona Lisa's argument
Italian professors found evidence of a range of medical conditions affecting the characters in some of the greatest works of the art world.
Medicine - Health
Successfully restored Mona Lisa's voice
The Mona Lisa's smile has long been a mystery, but now one can hear her voice, thanks to a Japanese audio expert.
New technology
Picture of the little Mona Lisa
The world's most famous painting was developed by researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology on a surface of about 30 microns, or about a third of the hair.