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Cultureteca 20.09.20

With unprecedented introspection threatening to turn more than the clothes inside out, New York Fashion Week heralded the start of a new season. Fewer eyeballs would turn towards fewer designers and fewer bodies draped and distended in space, with much of the week composed virtually as fashion strains to fit inside the new normal. At the end of February designers,...

Pondering Life, Scientists Observe Phosphine in the Clouds of Venus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IIj3e5BFp0 If men are from Mars, there may be more life on Venus, was the thought perambulating scientific minds this week, upon the discovery of a strange gas in the atmosphere of our sister planet. A group of scientists led by Professor Jane Greaves from Cardiff University, using radio telescopes in Hawaii and Chile, have published a paper in the...

Cultureteca 28.06.20

Few parts of the world could keep a lid on coronavirus as cases continued to surge this week across the Americas, South Asia, and Africa while bubbling up in Europe and the Asia Pacific. Across Latin America, Chile and Peru persisted with some of the highest global caseloads per capita, rising cases in Argentina prompted a new lockdown for...