Scientist Shares That Climate Change Hysteria is Damaging More than ICE Ban Discussions
16 Sep 2023, 21:02 UTC · By: Gustavo Henrique Ruffo / According to Patrick T. Brown, he only managed to publish his climate change study on Nature after conforming to the mainstream narrative.
Debunked: Tiny 'Alien' Bodies Presented to Congress Are Fake
16 Sep 2023, 05:46 UTC · By: Elena Gorgan / If those two tiny bodies presented before the Mexican Congress are real, no research organization has had the chance to study them as claimed
It’s Time To Admit It, the Ingenuity Mars-Copter Is the Greatest Aircraft To Ever Fly
13 Jun 2023, 00:06 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / By just about every conceivable metric, Ingenuity is the embodiment of every achievement made in aeronautical engineering made by pioneers the world over
Europe's Most Powerful Nuclear Reactor Just Went Online, Took 18 Years to Build
23 Apr 2023, 00:26 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / With a menacing Russian bear threatening to freeze all of Europe last winter with nat-gas pipeline shutdowns, it couldn't have come online at a better time.
Hyundai Motor Group Aims for Space Exploration, Starts Building Advanced Lunar Rover
20 Apr 2023, 07:00 UTC · By: Mircea Mazuru / The Group's solar-powered lunar rover will operate autonomously and carry technologies for scientific research - for now, the goal is to create a working model
Thorium: The "87-Octane" of Nuclear Fission Fuels
12 Feb 2023, 18:19 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / While it's pretty darn hard to get our hands on any more tritium, or even sustainable nuclear fusion for that matter, there are always other options
Deep Dive: Electric Vehicle Tires and Why They Are Different
25 Dec 2022, 22:28 UTC · By: Bogdan Bebeselea / In this cover story we take a look at EV tires in a bid to understand how they are different from those used in gas-powered cars and why
HMS Enterprise Got Closer to the North Pole Than Any Other Royal Navy Ship This Year
24 Oct 2022, 04:49 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / A Royal Navy survey vessel successfully concluded a two-month mission in one of the most challenging environments in the world
Researchers Descend to Unexplored Depths With Help From an Old American Expedition Vessel
14 Oct 2022, 02:08 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / The epicenter of the Great East Japan Earthquake was explored for the first time, by a team of American and Japanese researchers
World’s “Most Beautiful Android,” a Japanese Robot, Can Now Also Laugh With You
16 Sep 2022, 02:53 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / A recent Japanese study tried to teach an advanced android how and when to respond to shared laughter - a social skill for advancing human-robot interaction
The German Space Agency Conducts In-Orbit Refueling Tests Onboard a Zero-Gravity Aircraft
8 Sep 2022, 04:11 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / German scientist are conducting experiments for spacecraft refueling onboard the largest aircraft that can replicate zero-gravity conditions, the A310 Zero-G
Groundbreaking AI Pilot That Can Operate in A Crowded Airspace Acts Just Like a Human
8 Aug 2022, 04:47 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / The U.S. Army is supporting a research project at Carnegie Mellon University that has developed the only AI pilot that can operate in the current airspace
Old Japanese Vessel Turned Research Explorer Has an Inspiring Story
13 Jul 2022, 01:24 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / From whaling to saving sharks, this old Japanese ship became an explorer yacht with a noble mission unlike many others out there
Have You Ever Wondered Why Most Sports Cars Are Red?
15 Jun 2022, 08:44 UTC · By: Camelia Bistrae / Culture, history, science, emotions, all in one word, one color - Red. If you ever asked yourself the above question, maybe here you will find your answer
NASA’s Flying Lab Reaches Up to 70,000 Feet to Study the Effects of Summer Thunderstorms
14 Jun 2022, 02:33 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / A NASA pilot has to wear a space suit for this flight as well, even though it's not going to space, but reaching 13 miles above Kansas
A Most Impressive Collection of Early Gadgets and Electrical Objects Discovered, Sold
12 May 2022, 08:26 UTC · By: Elena Gorgan / A chunk of Michel Siméon’s eclectic collection was auctioned off by his heirs, and it’s an enchanting trip down memory lane
UK Institutions to Develop the “Brain” of the World’s Largest Radio Telescope
12 Apr 2022, 04:14 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / What will be known as the world's largest radio telescope has recently started construction. At the same time, its impressive brain will be developed
Listening to Certain Music Will Affect Your EV's Range, Study Finds
7 Apr 2022, 18:21 UTC · By: Sebastian Toma / Recent research has found that listening to certain kinds of music, with a particular pace, may lead to a higher range for a vehicle. The opposite is also true
Biotech Billionaire’s Shadow Vessel for His Superyacht Is a Massive Next-Gen Laboratory
5 Apr 2022, 01:39 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / This billionaire owns two stunning superyachts that travel together, one of which is entirely dedicated to cutting-edge scientific research
Not Enemies, but Raindrops Could Become a Nightmare for USAF’s Hypersonic Aircraft
7 Feb 2022, 09:05 UTC · By: Otilia Drăgan / The U.S. Air Force is pumping $1 million into a strategic research project that could prevent the massive risks of rain for hypersonic rockets and aircraft