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Beer improves gut microbiome in men.
Beer consumption has been found to increase the number of health-promoting bacteria in the gut microbiome of men, according to a recent study by scientists
Germany Clings to Combustion Engines
The latest study by PAWLIK, a German consulting firm, has revealed that German consumers are less likely to purchase electric or hybrid vehicles compared to
Does the Earth’s Inner Core Oscillate?
New analyses suggest that the Earth’s inner core oscillates, which could explain fluctuations in the planet’s rotation and day length. Despite its importance in providing
The Mystery of Red Pixels
Physicists have created a nanostructure that produces a pure, intense red color without any color cast, known as saturated structural red. This color is not
Japan tests deep-sea power generation
Japan is known for producing a significant portion of its electricity through nuclear power plants due to limited potential for solar and wind power. However,
Super-efficient plane gets fuel cell drive
Otto Aviation’s Celera 500L is one of the most efficient airplanes in the world, and now it’s set to become even more eco-friendly. The business
Human Brain Runs Hotter Than Expected
The human brain is warmer than previously thought, with temperatures that would be considered a fever elsewhere in the body. A study by the MRC
WHO forms emergency committee for monkeypox
The World Health Organization (WHO) has convened an emergency committee to determine whether the recent outbreak of monkeypox constitutes a “public health emergency of international
Minister advises voluntary mask wearing.
Germany is experiencing a rapid increase in Covid-19 cases, with the seven-day incidence rate of new infections rising from 331.8 on Monday to 447.3 on
Floating Solar Power Used by US Military
The end of combustion engine cars is looming in many countries, and some manufacturers are pinning their hopes on E-Fuels, or synthetic fuels. A recent
