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Dreams are formed not as a simple reflection of the day, but as a complex and flexible process of processing experience. This is the conclusion of researchers from the IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca, who studied how the brain creates night images.

Fashion experts are increasingly paying attention not only to styles and brands, but also to the power of color in creating the impression of an “expensive” image. According to Natalia Semenova, the art director of a French fashion brand, it is the right shades that can give depth, status and completeness to a style.

Young people who experience social anxiety are more likely to be drawn into excessive use of social networks – this is the conclusion reached by psychologists from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. The study showed that it’s not just the habit of “flipping through the feed,” but a deeper psychological mechanism.

Astronomers have discovered a planetary system at a distance of about 120 light-years from Earth that could revolutionize the way the Universe works. Two planets comparable in size to Earth exist in it at the same time – and this is already unusual.

The Republic of Moldova has scored 84 points out of 100 possible in the rating of Internet freedom for 2026, compiled by the authoritative resource in the field of technology and Web-security “Cloudwards”, and placed next to Switzerland, Canada, Malta and Chile, reports Logos Press.

Fresh scientific evidence confirms that vacations are not just a way to get away from routine, but an important factor in maintaining brain and heart health. Researchers from the USA have concluded that regular travel can improve cognitive abilities, reduce stress levels and have a positive impact on a person’s physical condition.

Scientists from the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) in South Korea have developed a technology for wireless data transmission underground at a depth of up to 100 meters, Logos Press reports.

Researchers from Japan’s Tohoku University published sensational data on March 27 that could change the way we think about the climatic history of Mars.

The activity of hyenas and vultures in the town of Mekele, Ethiopia, allows local waste management services to deploy far fewer resources to combat carbon dioxide emissions, Logos Press reports.

Turkish scientists have successfully grown tomatoes in special substrates that mimic lunar and Martian regolith. This is an important step towards the development of sustainable agriculture beyond Earth, Logos Press reports.

The level of social distance is growing in Moldova, which experts attribute, among other things, to the war in Ukraine. The country’s residents are experiencing collective fatigue and social anxiety, which reduces their willingness to accept differences and makes people less tolerant of vulnerable groups, Logos Press reported.