Footage Shows A Multistorey Hotel Collapsing In A Matter Of Seconds Amid Floods In Pakistan
Pakistan is going through an extreme flood crisis and the country has declared a national emergency as the death toll...
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Engineering Innovations: Transforming Industries and the Rise of Japanese Online Casinos
Engineering innovations have consistently been at the forefront of revolutionizing various sectors, redefining how...
The Ukrainian Air Force Has Debunked The Ghost Of Kyiv’s Death – After His “Identity” Was Revealed By Media Outlets
The Ukrainian fighter pilot, famously known as the “Ghost of Kyiv,” has again hit the headlines, this time with a...
Tesla Could Actually Lose The Self-Driving Car Battle With Ford – Here Is Why
Ford Motor Co.’s CEO Jim Farley has announced that the company is restructuring to create a separate division...
Unarmed Supersonic Missile Crosses Border And Lands In Pakistan, India Says It Was Fired By Accident
On the 9th of March this week, a projectile crashed in the Pakistani town of Mian Channu near the Indian border in the...
The EU Has Closed Airspace To Russian Aircraft And Blocked State-Backed Media
Amid the war going on between Russia and Ukraine, the European Union on 27th Feb 2021 said that due to Russia's...
These Bird-Like Drones Could Be Used By NASA To Explore Venus’s Atmosphere
NASA has revealed some of the far-future expedition possibilities it hopes to investigate through its NASA Innovative...
The World’s Largest Cargo Plane Has Reportedly Been Destroyed By Russia During The Invasion
As per Ukrainian officials, the world's largest airplane, the Antonov AN-225, was wrecked during Russia's incursion of...
A Killer Asteroid Projected To Hit The Earth In 2023 Will Not Actually Hit It At All, According To New Report
On any given day, there are numerous things moving around the universe in our huge solar system and the much larger...
Russia Has Suspended Soyuz Rocket Launches After Western Sanctions
The people of Ukraine are terrified, and the majority of the continent is horrified, as a major force invades a...
Russia’s Space Chief Says The ISS Could Crash To The Earth Due To U.S Sanctions
Russia launched a series of military strikes on Ukraine on Thursday. The action has sparked worldwide outrage as well...
Almost The Entire Internet Could Be Generated By AI Soon, Experts Say
Human capacities are being enhanced by digital life, but for thousands of years, human activities are being disrupted....
Who Is The ‘Ghost Of Kyiv’? And Has He Actually Shot Down 6 Russian Jets?
The Ghost of Kyiv is an unidentified fighter pilot who is reported to be engaged in protecting Ukraine against Russian...
This Startup Uses Space-Age Tech To Create Meat Out Of Thin Air
Dr. Lisa Dyson is an award-winning research physicist and strategy consultant. She is the co-founder of Air Protein....
‘Smart’ Pistols That Can Only Be Fired By A Verified User Could Soon Enter The U.S Market
Individual safety is a major concern nowadays, as many people having personal issues in life may be inclined towards...
The Earth’s Interior Is Cooling Down Quicker Than Expected, Study Says
Researchers at ETH Zurich have demonstrated how well a mineral common at the boundary between Earth's core and mantle...
A Four-Page Letter Autographed By Nikola Tesla Has Fetched $341,000 At An Auction
Nikola Tesla's name was on full display at the recent Remarkable Rarities auction (RRAuctions), as his four-page...
These Scientists Have Are Mapping All The Solar Panels In The World Using Machine Learning
The usage of solar energy according to the consumption of it at a specific location with specific density has been...
Watch A Woman In Finland Go Around Town Using Reindeers – Because The Gas Prices Are So High
The increasing price of gasoline in Finland has led a woman, a resident of Lapland, named, Janita Kentalla, to...
NASA’s New Chief Scientist Wants It To Focus On Climate Science As Well As Space
NASA's newly appointed chief scientist, Katherine Calvin, wants to focus on climate science along with space. She...
