Science News of January 18, 2021 is:

Healthy: Kovid-19: Is the 6 o’clock curfew enough?

• The whole of France is under curfew from 6 pm.
• This curfew seems to have shown its effect, but not completely.
• Science and future Analyzes changes regarding infection rates and their measures.

In Archeology: Egypt: “major” archaeological discoveries in Sakkara.

• Egyptian authorities have announced the discovery of new archaeological treasures south of Cairo.
• These include more than 50 sarcophagi, funeral statues, funeral masks, games and many pottery.
• This date is more than 2,500 years old.

In Biodiversity: Researchers have discovered a new species of bat that is almost completely orange.

• A new species of orange bat has been described for the first time.
• This species was discovered in caves in Guinea.
• This bat is seriously troubled.

In Pollution: Stokemin Site: The government decides to permanently limit the remaining hazardous waste.

• Hazardous industrial waste buried in the Stocamine site (Haut-Rhin) will remain there permanently.
• The decision was announced on 18 January 2021 by Ecological Transition Minister Barbara Pompili.
• The minister announced that this decision was taken to protect workers from significant risks without the potential benefits.

On the Web: Donald Trump and Online Disruption Without Twitter Falling.

• The suspension of Donald Trump’s Twitter and Facebook accounts led to a 73% drop in online content, citing electoral fraud.
• These materials increased from 2.5 million to 688,000 in a week.
• Data that remind of Donald Trump’s power to increase disinfection.