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Defense dept eyes insanely fast 3D printed drone to launch into orbit
How about we reach for the stars again, but at breakneck speed with a 3D-printed drone this time?
Revolution in Chinese Science Fiction: From Novels to Blockbusters
The evolution of Chinese science fiction, a genre that has recently seen a remarkable surge in popularity and critical acclaim, is a story of perseverance, creativity, and the seamless blend of literature and cinema. This journey, beginning with literary works
Iraq to reach deal soon on resuming oil production from its Kurdish region: Minister
Iraqi Oil Minister Hayan Abdel-Ghani said Sunday that he expects to reach an agreement with the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) and foreign oil companies on resuming oil production from the region within three days. Speaking during a visit to the
Russia to Limit Only VPN Services That Pose a 'Threat' to Security, State Media Say
Russia plans to block certain Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and protocols that are deemed by a commission of experts to pose a threat, state news agency RIA reported, citing correspondence from the digital ministry. Demand for
Fun science awards encourage curiosity, recognize "fun and serious" research
A super slippery toilet is demonstrated at the awarding ceremony of the Pineapple Science Award in Wenzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Nov. 11, 2023. (Xinhua) HANGZHOU, Nov. 12 (Xinhua) -- "Why does plucking hair make it turn white faster," "How odors
WHO chief says Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital no longer functioning as medical facility
World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Sunday that Al-Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip is no longer operating as a medical facility, citing a concerning rise in patient
Space Coast launch schedule
The Space Coast saw a record number of launches from the two facilities with 57 in 2022. Space Launch Delta 45 commander Maj. Gen. Stephen Purdy said in January that there could be between 86 and 92 potential launches in 2023. Check back for the latest
Netanyahu warns ministers to watch their words after remarks on ‘new Nakba’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned his Cabinet ministers on Sunday to “be careful with their words” when they talk about the war with Hamas. Speaking to Israel’s Channel 12 news outlet on Saturday, Agriculture Minister Avi
AI-powered headphones let users choose what they hear
The devices are controlled via voice commands or a smartphone app.
Dynatrace Brings New Capabilities to Kubernetes Platform Engineering Teams
Dynatrace recently announced its new Kubernetes Experience for Platform Engineering at last week’s KubeCon event in Chicago. ...
3 Ways A ‘Ghostlighter’ Tries To Undermine You
Here’s how to protect yourself from the double whammy of an unexplained disappearance followed by an unannounced reappearance. ...
ACT government pledges to 'go it alone' in banning engineered stone
It is welcomed news for the construction workers union, which points to evidence the process of making the products can be deadly. ...
QU engineers Qatar World Cup article earns acclaim
Research carried out by Dr Nasser al-Nuaimi, associate professor of civil engineering and vice-president for research and graduate studies at Qatar University (QU), and his colleague, Hilal al-Kuwari, who was the technical director of the 2022 World Cup
World record holding wave surfer turns to science for a new high
Sebastian Steudtner already holds the world record for the largest wave ever surfed, but as the giant wave season begins, the German is looking to science and technology to chase a new high.Harnessing the technical prowess of racecar maker Porsche and
Leave it to Minnesota beavers? Not if you’re a wolf.
Beavers are influential. By cutting trees and damming streams, these rodents change the world around them, raising water levels and creating habitats for diverse plants, insects, fish and more. They are some of the world’s best-known ecosystem engineers, a
What Happened to the S-500? Why do We Never See This System in Action?
If you followed Russian media, you would quickly notice a strong belief in superior weapons coming. The Sarmat missile does seem impressive, but is it really a complete game-changer? What is happening with the T14 Armata main battle tank? And what in the world
How Brian Trautman Went From Software Engineering to Traveling Around the World on a Sailboat
As Celia Fenandez and Enestine Siu reported for
AI improves genome editing of microbes to produce renewable fuels
The AI tools were complemented by quantum biology and bioengineering approaches.
Rolls-Royce’s sustainable fuel jet engine passes test
Flights powered by fuels made solely from sustainable sources have come a step closer after Rolls-Royce successfully completed an engine test before a groundbreaking flight to be made this month. The Derby engineering company has run a jet engine that relies
New Gene Editing Treatment Cuts Dangerous Cholesterol in Small Study
The trial involved only 10 patients, but it suggests cholesterol can be permanently reduced with a single treatment for patients at risk of heart disease. ...
Zoos’ New Shopping App Empowers Everyone To Help Wildlife
Auckland Zoo is calling on Kiwis to
I’m an expert mechanic… garages will refuse to serious engine issue – don’t get caught ...
AN expert mechanic has warned garages could refuse to fix a serious engine issue - and it cost thousands even if they have a go. David Long, known as the Car Wizard, urged drivers to keep an eye on a vital car
Energy-efficient robotic muscles convert electricity into motion
The new devices reduce energy use by up to a thousand times.
Israel Aerospace signs $1.2 billion Israeli military air defence deal
JERUSALEM, Nov 12 (Reuters) - State-run Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) (ISRAI.UL) has signed a $1.2 billion deal to supply air defence systems to Israel's military, the company said on Sunday, citing the country's war with Hamas
Current vitamin D doses may not help patients achieve optimal levels: Studies
Current dosing recommendations are not helping patients achieve optimal Vitamin D levels, two new studies have found. Low levels of Vitamin D have been shown to be associated with a higher risk of having a cardiac event, like a heart attack or stroke. For this
The science behind new weight loss drugs
According to the CDC, obesity affects almost 42% of American adults. The problem is that adults with obesity are at increased risk for many serious conditions, including heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, severe outcomes from COVID-19 and
Combat engineer maintains role in Auckland from 1500km away
Moving to Queenstown didn't stop Jon Beattie from continuing his career as a combat engineer for the NZDF in Auckland. ...
The careers of two Spanish spaceflight companies end in court
EOS-X Space and Halo Space are competing to be the first Spanish company to take tourists into the stratosphere. At the moment, his career has reached the commercial courts of Madrid, which will decide on the charges that have been passed. Company EOS-X Space
Meta’s Facebook and Instagram will require disclosure for political and social issue ads that use AI
