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Germany’s Fall Covid-19 Restrictions?
A new model calculation from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) suggests that Germany will need to implement renewed contact restrictions this fall to combat the
Kenya’s Wildlife Populations on the Rise
Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has released updated population figures for various mammal and bird species, indicating a recovery of most wildlife populations. The majority of
Two-legged ostrich robot delivers packages.
A groundbreaking achievement has been made in the development of the “ostrich robot” Cassie. This type of autonomous robot could potentially be used for package
Glowing deep-sea sharks found near New Zealand
Off the coast of New Zealand, scientists have discovered three species of glowing sharks, the first known sharks to exhibit bioluminescence. The physical properties of
Oldest Primate Fossils Unearthed
Newly discovered fossils reveal that the ancestors of humans lived on Earth at the same time as the last dinosaurs. The first forms of mammals
Wine Production in Sicily under Islamic Rule
Archaeologists from the University of York have discovered that wine production and trade in Sicily were not only allowed but even expanded under Islamic rule.
Only 3% of Land Ecosystems Intact
A new study has revealed that 97% of land ecosystems have been destroyed, leaving only 3% of intact ecosystems remaining. The Serengeti Savanna in Tanzania
New excavation reveals 119 skulls.
A recent excavation in Tenochtitlan, Mexico has revealed 119 additional skulls at the Huei Tzompantli. These skulls belonged to enemies of the Aztecs and were
Router turned alarm by Projekt Wachmann
The Wachmann project is transforming WLAN routers into alarm systems that can detect burglars based on their MAC addresses. In Germany, there are over 100,000
Geothermal Water in Germany Yields Lithium
The extraction of lithium has been known to cause significant environmental damage. However, a new pilot project is exploring the possibility of economically extracting the
