El Tiempo

35 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Colombian Astronomers Gather in Bogotá for Ninth National Congress Amidst Global Space Advances · The ninth Colombian Astronomy Congress in Bogotá highlights the nation's growing role in global astronomical research and data analysis.
• Scientists report intriguing dark matter particle interaction at LZ experiment · LZ collaboration reports a single particle interaction difficult to explain with ordinary matter behavior.
• Partial Lunar Eclipse Visible in Colombia on August 27, 2026 · A partial lunar eclipse was visible from Bogotá and Cartagena on August 27, 2026, with the Moon turning red.
• Moon Eclipse Visible from Bogotá: Astronomical Phenomenon Captured · A significant lunar eclipse was visible from Bogotá, Colombia, on August 25, 2026.
• Partial Lunar Eclipse Visible in Bogotá on August 27 · Bogotá residents can observe a partial lunar eclipse starting at 8:24 PM on August 27, 2026.
• Trivia Maloka Quiz Tests Knowledge of Natural Phenomena and Climate Change · Maloka presents a trivia quiz for readers to test their knowledge of natural phenomena and climate change.
• Scientists Discover New Microscopic Life Forms Called 'Obelisks' in Human Microbiome · Researchers led by Nobel laureate Andrew Fire identified unknown RNA-based life forms named 'obelisks' in human oral and intestinal bacteria.
• Mexico Scientist Debunks Earthquake Chain Reaction Fears · UNAM researcher explains recent global tremors are normal tectonic activity, not a precursor to a major earthquake.
• Singapore-Japan Team Creates Amphibious Cyborg Cockroaches for Rescue Missions · Scientists in Singapore and Japan developed 3D-printed oxygen suits to make cockroaches amphibious for search and rescue.
• Geological Uplift, Not Just CO2, Triggered Antarctic Ice Age · New study reveals Antarctic geological uplift was the primary driver of permanent ice formation 34 million years ago.
• Andean Mouse Genome Reveals Metabolic Adaptation to Extreme Altitude · Scientists discovered an Andean mouse survives high altitudes via metabolic reprogramming, not hemoglobin changes.
• Ocean Acidification May Shrink Brains of Intelligent Cephalopods · Research suggests ocean acidification could reduce the brain volume of intelligent squid by approximately 50%.
• China's Tianwen-2 Probe Arrives at Earth's Mini-Moon Asteroid for Sample Return Mission · China's Tianwen-2 probe reaches asteroid 2016 HO3 after 400-day journey to begin sample collection.
• Maloka Trivia Tests Knowledge of 2026 World Cup Nations · Maloka launches a quiz to test readers' knowledge about the history, science, and geography of 2026 World Cup countries.
• Jeff Bezos Proposes Moving Polluting Industries to the Moon to Combat Earth Pollution · Jeff Bezos plans to relocate polluting industries to the Moon to restore Earth's environment.
• Europe's Secret 200,000 Radioactive Barrels Discovered in Atlantic Abyss · International mission locates secret European radioactive waste dumped in the Atlantic over 80 years ago.
• Japanese Space Agency Reveals 'Snowman' Asteroid Images from Hayabusa2 Flyby · JAXA's Hayabusa2 probe captured a snowman-shaped image of asteroid Torifune during a record-close flyby.
• Bumblebees May Exhibit Emotion-Like Behaviors, Study Suggests · New research reveals bumblebees display emotional-like responses through facial expressions, challenging assumptions about insect consciousness.
• New Insights into Violence, Care, and Funerary Practices of Early Homo sapiens · Study of 92,000-year-old Homo sapiens fossil reveals evidence of interpersonal violence, dental pathologies, and deliberate burial
• 10 Brain Facts About Football: How Players Anticipate Plays, Feel Less Pain, and Experience Goals · This article explores 10 intriguing brain-related facts about football, including how players anticipate plays, feel less pain, and experience goals.
• Colombia to Experience 'No Shadow Day' in 2026: Key Details · Colombia will witness the 'no shadow day' phenomenon in 2026, occurring twice a year due to Earth's axial tilt.
• Giraffes Can Combine Quantities Like Humans and Primates, Study Shows · A study reveals giraffes can mentally combine quantities, akin to humans and primates, in a numerical task.
• Pacific Ring of Fire Explained: Countries at Risk of Major Quakes Like Venezuela's · The Ring of Fire concentrates 90% of global quakes, affecting Venezuela and neighboring nations.
• Euclid Telescope Captures Largest, Most Detailed Image of Milky Way's Center · ESA's Euclid mission reveals over 60 million stars in the Milky Way's core to aid exoplanet searches.
• Colombia Monitors Seismic Activity Amid Venezuela Earthquake Tragedy · Colombia's Geological Service reports 2,500 monthly quakes and details seismic monitoring systems.
• Colombia's Unique Seismic Nest in Bucaramanga Generates Thousands of Earthquakes Annually · Colombia's Bucaramanga Seismic Nest accounts for 60% of national seismic activity with unique intermediate-depth earthquakes.
• Venezuela Earthquake Deaths Reach 188 as Experts Debunk Heat Prediction Myths · Venezuela's deadly June 24 earthquakes killed 188 people, prompting scientific clarification on causes and prediction impossibility.
• Colombia Director Warns of High Earthquake Risk Despite Disaster Preparedness Advances · UNGRD Director Javier Pava confirms Colombia remains highly seismic despite improved infrastructure and response capabilities.
• Large Asteroid Discovered in 1997 Passes Safely Near Earth This Saturday · European Space Agency confirms asteroid 1997 NC1 will pass safely within 2.56 million km of Earth on June 27.
• Metal Detectorist Discovers 3,000-Year-Old Bronze Sword in Polish Forest · A metal detectorist in Poland uncovered a nearly 3,000-year-old Bronze Age sword near Gdańsk.