This New Floating “Blowhole” Platform Can Generate Energy From Just Waves
The extraordinary UniWave 200 developed by Wave Swell Energy is a sea platform that uses an artificial blowhole...
Author: Jannat Un Nisa
This Is The First-Ever Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Design To Get U.S Regulator Approval
Since 2016, engineering firm NuScale has been striving to gain a license for a first-of-its-kind nuclear reactor, and...
Space Junk Has Come Crashing Down On An Australian Farm – And Scientists Have Identified Where It Came From
Elon Musk's spacecraft debris recently landed in a farmer's field in New South Wales, Australia. The 3-meter-long...
The James Webb Space Telescope Has Captured Stunning New Images Of A ‘Cartwheel’ Galaxy
NASA revealed the image of the mysterious distant galaxy on Tuesday. It was given the nickname "cartwheel" because of...
NASA Advisors Say Warn That Only China Could Have A Space Station By 2030
The International Space Station 2022 Transition Plan emphasized NASA's objective for the microgravity laboratory's...
These Oxford Researchers Have Developed A Breath-Powered Hand Prosthesis
Oxford University researchers have created a revolutionary hand prosthesis powered and controlled by the user's...
Satellite Images Show This Major US Lake Dropping To Lowest Ever Recorded Water Levels
The European Space Agency satellite's new photographs show the extent of declining water levels in Utah's...
Watch The Retired USS Denver Sent To The Bottom Of The Sea During The Second RIMPAC SINKEX
The US military has released a video in which the decommissioned Austin-class amphibious transport dock ship formally...
Watch Debris From A Chinese Rocket Light Up The Night Sky As It Falls
The night sky of South and Southeast Asia was lighted up by blazing streaks of debris from a Chinese rocket that had...
A New Chinese-Built Bridge Has Been Opened For Traffic In Croatia – And It Is Being Hailed Throughout The Country
The Peljesac Bridge, which opened for traffic on Tuesday, will strengthen mutually beneficial relations between China,...
An Investigator Has Found 3 Particles And 1 Possible Clue That Could Solve The Elusive D.B. Cooper Mystery
Most pending investigations drag on, like the 1971 D.B. Cooper case, the only unsolved commercial airline...
Researchers Have Extracted “Mysterious” Unknown Plastic Objects From The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
This week, more than 100,000 kg of "mysterious floating plastic objects" were pulled out of the Great Pacific Garbage...
Instagram Has Backpedaled On Full-Screen Feed And Recommended Posts After Facing Backlash From Users
Following user backlash this week, Instagram will reverse some key changes to the social networking...
Google’s DeepMind Has Predicted The Shape Of Nearly Every Known Protein – More Than 200 Million
From now on, identifying the 3D shape of nearly any protein known to science will be as simple and...
One Leap Second Could Wreak Havoc On The Internet – And Amazon, Google, Meta, And Microsoft Have All Joined Hands To Stop It
US tech giants have launched a campaign to stop the practice, warning of "devastating" consequences if it...
Tesla Has A New Plan For Expansion In Indonesia – And Environmental Agencies Are Horrified
As ESG pressure rises in an industry critical to the EV revolution, environmental organizations urged Tesla Inc. on...
One Week Later, Astronomers Have Found A Galaxy Even Deeper Back In Time
Objects that originated even closer to the Big Bang that created our Universe were revealed last week by...
NASA Says It Will Send Two More Helicopters To Mars
NASA is sending more helicopters to Mars after the first one performed so well. NASA revealed on Wednesday that...
The Largest Pink Diamond In 300 Years Has Been Found In Angola
The largest pink diamond of its kind ever in 300 years, weighing 170 carats, was discovered in Angola. According to...
Elon Musk Has Taken Even Shorter Flights Than Kylie Jenner’s 17-Minute Trip, Says Jet-Tracking Teen
Jack Sweeney, a 19-year-old who observes the private jets of millionaires and celebrities, says Elon Musk has...
