Scientists have developed a new technology that could make electric car batteries smaller, lighter and longer-lasting, potentially letting drivers travel farther on a single charge without carrying a heavier battery Science No comments yet Scientists from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology developed a new technology for anode-free batteries. This innovative approach […] Read more
Could Einstein’s equations explain the universe’s expansion? Science No comments yet Researchers from UC Davis have proposed that dark energy may not be necessary to explain the universe’s acceleration. They found […] Read more
Nasa’s simulated Mars mission: Crew emerges after 378 days in isolation Science No comments yet Read more
Black Hole Blast Shapes Structure: Astronomers trace ‘Treble Clef’ origins; collision revives radio glow Science No comments yet Astronomers have uncovered that the peculiar Treble Clef formation stems from a black hole eruption and the merger of two […] Read more
A Dutch engineer built a car controlled by a goldfish swimming inside a water tank; earning a Guinness World Records title Science No comments yet In an extraordinary showcase of technology and pet companionship, Blub, the goldfish belonging to Dutch engineer Thomas de Wolf, successfully […] Read more
In 1901,sponge divers off the Greek island of Antikythera recovered a gear from 2,000 years ago Science No comments yet In 1900, a remarkable discovery was made when divers stumbled upon the Antikythera Mechanism amidst a shipwreck in the Mediterranean […] Read more
NASA-funded study reveals 4.1-billion-year-old history of pink Martian rock found in Sahara Science No comments yet Discovered in the vast Sahara Desert, the meteorite Teghaza 001 is over four billion years old and is confirmed to […] Read more
Cornell scientists develop colour-changing tomatoes to signal low nitrogen levels Science No comments yet Read more
A new fossil from China may reveal the first amphibian known to have lived entirely at sea; the armoured, 2.4-foot creature lived about 237 million years ago, challenging what scientists know about amphibian evolution Science No comments yet A recent discovery of the fossil Gerrothorax maritimus reveals that some ancient amphibians lived completely in marine environments. Dated to […] Read more
US river straightened 110 years ago to drain land, now set for restoration to reduce floods Science No comments yet Authorities in Tennessee, US, have acquired 985 acres along the South Fork of the Forked Deer River to reduce flooding […] Read more