Ciencia Para Curiosos

Discoveries

Curiosidades Científicas

Gallery

Explore fascinating scientific discoveries.

Several illuminated display cases stand in a dimly lit environment. Each case contains scientific or technological instruments, possibly museum exhibits. Informational plaques are attached to the front of each pedestal.
A scientific research station or observatory perched on the snowy peak of a mountain. The structure is surrounded by snow and ice, with rocky elements visible on the edge of the ridge. The sky is overcast and mostly white, blending with the snowy landscape.
A person with curly hair is pointing at a computer screen displaying an Italian text about the development of the web. The person is holding a pen, indicating they may be discussing or presenting the content.
A close-up image of a human body focusing on a section of the back and side arm. The skin is pale with subtle shadows emphasizing the contours.

Projects

A person in a yellow cap and shirt holds a small chalkboard against a blue background. The individual's facial expression conveys a sense of curiosity or questioning.

Innovations

Explore groundbreaking innovations that change our world.

A group of people gather in an outdoor area surrounded by trees. Some are wearing lab coats, indicating a possible school or community event. Children and adults are engaged in conversation, and there is a general atmosphere of activity and interaction. In the background, a building labeled 'School Library' is visible.

Discoveries

Uncover fascinating discoveries that expand our understanding.

Three science magazines are stacked on a wooden surface. The top magazine is Harper's, featuring articles on UFO culture. Below it is Discover, with a focus on exposing research fraud and other scientific topics, including space. The bottom magazine, Scientific American, has a cover story titled 'Woman the Hunter,' challenging traditional gender roles in evolution. It also includes topics on organ transplants and endangered species.

Research

Delve into research projects that push scientific boundaries.