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Britain launches controversial geoengineering experiments

May 8, 2025

Methods that could potentially change the Earth’s climate and slow climate change are to be tested around the world, from the Arctic to Australia’s…

Renewable Energy Sources Industry: A Critical Analysis of Grid Stability and Environmental Impacts

May 8, 2025

The rapid global transition to renewable energy sources, particularly wind and solar power, has been widely promoted as a sustainable solution to climate change….

Composite Metal Foam: Revolution in Defence – Technology

April 24, 2025

A revolutionary new material, Composite Metal Foam (CMF), is poised to transform a variety of industrial sectors from aerospace to military to even transportation….

China has built the world’s first active thorium reactor

April 24, 2025

Chinese scientists have created a milestone in clean energy by building a molten thorium reactor that can be refueled while it’s still running. Thorium…

Drought: Which European countries are depleting their freshwater resources?

April 17, 2025

Europe has recently put all its weight on its energy stabilization and has left the ever-worsening water shortage uncontrolled. Drought is a major challenge…

Europeans should pursue new battery synergies

April 17, 2025

The European automotive industry and Europe should seek new agreements with Japanese and Korean battery manufacturers in order to reduce its dependence on China,…

TDK Achieves Optical Breakthrough to Overcome the Biggest Obstacle to Creative AI

April 17, 2025

Japan’s TDK is claiming a breakthrough in optical technology that will process data 10 times faster than today’s electronics, solving a key obstacle to…

Nuclear fusion rocket! Here it is (video)

April 10, 2025

Pulsar Fusion, a UK-based company specializing in advanced propulsion technologies, last month unveiled “Sunbird,” a nuclear fusion-based rocket concept. Sunbird aims to revolutionize space…

South Korea: Death toll from massive fires ‘spreading rapidly’ rises to 26

March 27, 2025

The fires ravaging southeastern South Korea continue to “spread rapidly” and are now officially “the most destructive on record” in the country, authorities said…

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Category: Science & Technology

Britain launches controversial geoengineering experiments

Renewable Energy Sources Industry: A Critical Analysis of Grid Stability and Environmental Impacts

Composite Metal Foam: Revolution in Defence – Technology

China has built the world’s first active thorium reactor

Drought: Which European countries are depleting their freshwater resources?

Europeans should pursue new battery synergies

TDK Achieves Optical Breakthrough to Overcome the Biggest Obstacle to Creative AI

Nuclear fusion rocket! Here it is (video)

South Korea: Death toll from massive fires ‘spreading rapidly’ rises to 26