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    How to Become a Science Writer

    So, you want to be a science writer? Great! Writing about science is an exciting and creative way to combine storytelling with curiosity. But how do you break into a specialized field like science writing? In this article, we'll...

    Interview with Ed Lu of Leolabs: Costa Rican Aerospace Cluster Is Poised For Growth

    This week we learn about the upcoming Leolab phased array radar station which will be built next year in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Ed Lu, one of Leolab’s founders and its VP of Strategic Projects has had a long and...

    A Comet was Observed for the first time with its Aurora Borealis

    Comet 67P / Churiumov-Gerasimenko has its own aurora borealis, as recorded by instruments of the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Digital Euro Gets the Go-Ahead

    The European Central Bank (ECB) reported today its preparation to issue a digital euro, to complement the current banknotes. For the member of the Executive Board of the ECB, Fabio Panetta, this measure would be applied when necessary.Major central...

    The Space Station had to Maneuver to Avoid a Collision with Debris from a Rocket

    The International Space Station (ISS) had to maneuver this past week to avoid a collision with debris from an old Japanese rocket, the third such maneuver this year, said NASA

    Costa Rican University Professor Chosen to Fly in Latin American Suborbital Mission

    LATCOSMOS was created  to allow Latin American professionals to be trained as payload specialists and fly suborbital space missions with the objective of operating science and engineering tests in microgravity and to be the first space missions fully crewed...

    Life on Venus: why it’s so strange to find Phosphine on such a hostile planet

    Earth's sister planet, Venus, has not been considered a priority when looking for extraterrestrial life. Its surface temperature of around 450 ° C is believed to be hostile to even the most resistant microorganisms

    Microsoft’s Underwater Server Experiment Proofs to be a Success

    Two years ago, Microsoft submerged an information center off the coast of Orkney, in the far north of the United Kingdom, in a somewhat crazy experiment

    Free Workshops and Talks on Technology for Costa Ricans

    More than 20 experts from Colombia, Costa Rica and the United States in the Information Technology sector will offer free talks and workshops for professionals in areas such as web development, mathematics

    Server update causes errors in digital signature and bank pages in the country

    A computer incident derived from a regular update of servers causes errors in the resolution of the ".fi.cr" domains, which causes failures in the display of the pages used by the Costa Rican financial system. This, in turn, generates...
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    Bad Bunny Says He’s “Fully On” Singing Again in Costa Rica

    Bad Bunny says he's “full on” singing in countries like Costa Rica, Mexico, Chile, and Colombia. He expressed this...
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