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Artificial Intelligence·Computing·Technology

Bill Gates Challenges OpenAI to Train AI Model for Advanced Biology Exam

Co-founder of Microsoft and a leading advocate for technological advancement, Bill Gates, has recently challenged OpenAI to push the boundaries of AI by training ChatGPT, a large language model, to pass an

Rahul Somvanshi

March 24, 2023

Space·USA

NASA Selects Firefly Aerospace to Develop Lunar Lander for Far Side of the Moon

NASA has selected Firefly Aerospace to design a commercial lander for the far side of the moon as part of its plans to study Earth’s satellite. The lander, named Blue Ghost, will

Rahul Somvanshi

March 23, 2023

Energy·Space·Technology

UK Space Agency Partners With Rolls Royce To Power Lunar Base With Nuclear Energy

Rolls Royce has received a funding boost from the U.K. Space Agency to continue its research into creating a small nuclear-powered reactor that could provide long-term energy to the Lunar Base. The

Govind Tekale

March 21, 2023

"On December 6th, we’re going to shut down business-as-usual for the financial institutions that profit off of the climate crisis and immigrant detention. Meet us at 11am in Franklin Square (14th St. and I St. NW, Washington, DC 20005) for a rally featuring Jane Fonda and Fire Drill Fridays along with Saket Soni, the Executive Director of the National Guestworker Alliance, GreenFaith, the Francisican Action Network and other climate, faith and migrant justice organizers

Climate·World

Battle Between Rich and Poor Nations Delays UN Report on Climate Change

Governments gave their blessing on Sunday to a major new UN report on Climate Change (CC), and the battle between rich & poor developing nations over emissions targets & financial aid to

Govind Tekale

March 21, 2023

Space·Water

Glacier Found Near Mars’ Equator Suggests Implications for the Planet’s Habitability

A relict glacier near the equator of Mars has been discovered by scientists. It suggests the presence of surface water ice on the planet in recent times. The glacier was found in

Govind Tekale

March 20, 2023

Space·World

China Successfully Launches New Remote-Sensing Satellite Into The Orbit

Remote sensing satellites are used for a variety of purposes, such as earth observation, weather forecasting, and national security. These satellites gather information about the earth’s surface, oceans, and atmosphere. So, that

Tista Karmakar

March 18, 2023

Energy·Mobility·Technology

United Airlines Invests $5 Million in Algae-Based Jet Fuel, Aiming for 100% Green Company by 2050

United Airlines has invested $5 million in Viridos, a technology company that specializes in turning algae into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Bioengineering is used by Viridos to produce algae oil, which can

Govind Tekale

March 18, 2023

Sustainability·Technology·USA

Students Harness Technology for Sustainability at Caltech’s Hacktech

Hacktech is organized by Caltech, an annual intercollegiate coding challenge that empowers students to create projects addressing issues in sustainability. Over 400 students from 53 universities across 10 countries, including high school

Rahul Somvanshi

March 17, 2023

A magnet attracts the material that the team used to make adsorbents that remove microplastics and dissolved pollutants from water, at RMIT University

News·Plastic·Pollution

Mind Boggling Magnetic Absorbent Can Remove Microplastics In Just One Hour

Synthetic plastic does not break down organically, because it is man-made plastic. However, it surely breaks down, & the tiny particles of broken-down plastic are known as microplastics. You can find microplastics

Govind Tekale

March 16, 2023

Ocean·Plastic·Pollution

Oceans Engulfed by a Rapidly Increasing Plastic Smog Threatening Marine Life and Human Health

According to a new study, the world’s oceans are polluted by “plastic smog,” made up of an estimated 171 trillion plastic particles weighing approximately 2.3 million tons. Global data collected between 1979

Govind Tekale

March 14, 2023