After a month in orbit, NASA”s Parker Solar Probe sent the first images of its approach to the sun, as proof of the reliability of its instruments, NASA highlights today.
Psycho-Ballet, a psychotherapeutic method that is genuinely Cuba, will be on the agenda of the 7th International Conference, PsychoHabana 2018, in which representatives from around 10 countries are participating.
The investigation into the plane crash that took place on May 18th in this capital entered a new phase, which will allow identifying if it was the result of human errors or technical failures, Cuban authorities of the sector reported.
Cuban experts proposed today a dispassionate examination of health reports on U.S. diplomats working in the U.S. embassy in Havana.
Economic development is inevitably linked to thedevelopment of agriculture, and in order to develop successfully, the country has to benefit from the available land in order to increase the production of export items and reduce imports – which amount to 1.6 billion dollars a year.
Young graduates, specialists and Cuban professors in the nuclear field are preparing today in Russia as part of the actions planned in the collaboration agenda between both countries.
Members of religious associations, academic institutions and government entities of Cuba and 14 other countries began today in this capital a four-day workshop on the impact of climate change and disaster risk reduction.
The 2nd Congress of the Cuban Society of Plastic Surgery and Caumatology (SCCPC) began today in the presence of Cuban specialists and Latin American guests, who will exchange experiences and update knowledge on the issue.
The economic, commercial and financial blockade of the United States constitutes the main obstacle for the development of Cuba, as it affects plans aimed at the country”s progress, denounced the island”s government.
Rain and extreme temperatures close to or above the norm will characterize the weather in Cuba during September, specified a newsletter from the Climate Center of the Meteorology Institute (Insmet).
The scientific development of Cuba and the strengthening of popular power in the base were among the issues addressed in the continuing consultation on the draft new Constitution, a process which is now in its ninth day.
The first satellite to directly measure wind speeds on Earth, Aeolus, is ready for launch, assured a statement from the European Space Agency (ESA) published.
Geological activity in Cuba contributes today to the main research projects that promote social and economic development of the country, revealed an official source to Prensa Latina.
Cuba will experience from today a transcendental political and democratic exercise which success will depend, in the first place, on the active and committed participation of Cuban people, as Army General Raul Castro described the popular consultation on the Draft Constitution of the Republic of Cuba.
Scientists at MIT’s McGovern Institute for Brain Research may have successfully pinpointed the part of the brain that causes pessimistic thought.
FAO has noted today that nearly a third of the world’s soils are degraded in a world where more than 815 million people are suffering from hunger and malnutrition.
FAO issued today in a statement a posthumous recognition to the merit of Dr. Adolfo Rodriguez Nodal, who died a year ago, for his contribution to food security and sovereignty, and nutrition in Cuba.
The International Space Station (ISS) is slated to become the coldest spot in space as NASA’s Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) begins producing ultra-cold atoms.
Large telescopes in the University of Colombo will be open to the General Public on 31st July 2018 to watch Planet Mars as well as the most beautiful planet Saturn till 10.00 p.m.
Officials from the U.S. Department of State are here today to address alleged health incidents claimed by some members of that country”s diplomatic mission in Cuba.
