Develop your musical ear through play with Meludia
To a layman, music is just a tune performed by a musician. Yet, if he were to play Meludia, he would learn all the rudiments and terms associated with musical practice.
A series of games that require an ear.
What can we learn from ancient skeletons?
Ancient skeletons can tell us many things about the past, including the age, gender, and even social status of its former owner. But how is it possible to learn all these details simply by examining old bones?
How do we choose what we eat?
What will we eat today? We are the only species on the planet to have the chance to ask ourselves this question. Appetite changes greatly with age. If it is physiological in children, it becomes emotional in adults.
Meat in the laboratory, a possible solution?
Meat consumption is a thorny ethical issue. Those who are opposed to meat consumption look favorably on laboratory experiments to recreate meat in vitro that causes less animal suffering and pollution. On the other hand, there are also many who doubt that this solution can truly reproduce the flesh of an animal.
The origin of the Greek alphabet
The Greek alphabet has resurfaced in the news because of the covid variants. However, these letters have never really left our language, being found in several expressions. The scientific world still uses it regularly, 2800 years after its creation.