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Europe’s First Mini Nuclear Plant
Europe’s first Small Modular Reactor (SMR) is set to be built in the Czech Republic. The mini nuclear power plant aims to make the country
Solar Roofs Over German Highways
Germany is building a demonstration facility to investigate whether solar roofs over highways are suitable for continuous operation. Although the results are not yet available,
Hydrogen Stored as Powder
In the search for a safe and economical way to store hydrogen, scientists worldwide have made a breakthrough. An Australian research team from Deakin University
Climate Change Spreads Brain-Eating Amoeba
The climate change is causing the often deadly single-celled organism Naegleria fowler, also known as the brain-eating amoeba, to spread to new areas. According to
Record High Number of Millionaires
The number of dollar millionaires has reached a new record high, according to the Global Wealth Report by Swiss bank Credit Suisse. Despite the Covid-19
PETA calls for meat-eating men sex ban.
PETA Calls for Sex Ban on Meat-Eating Men to Combat Climate Change A recent study by the University of Leeds has found that men’s high
AI to wipe out humanity
A new study, involving the lead scientist from Google Deepmind, has found that artificial intelligence (AI) is likely to wipe out humanity. The study, conducted
Delay Dementia with Vitamin Cocktail
A new study conducted by scientists at Wake Forest University has found that a special multivitamin supplement can slow down cognitive decline in seniors by
Obesity Hinders Economic Growth Globally
The global increase in obesity is not only a health concern but also a threat to economic development, with China, India, and the United States
India’s Historical Megadroughts Confirmed
In the past millennium, one of the wettest regions on Earth experienced decades-long droughts. The Indian region of Meghalaya receives an average of eleven meters
