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Goldfish Invasion: Unraveling the Silent Ecological Shift in Hamilton Harbour

In the tranquil waters of Hamilton Harbour, a silent but significant transformation is unfolding, one that has far-reaching implications for the ecosystem. At the heart of this transformation is a seemingly innocuous

Govind Tekale

December 10, 2023

Rolls-Royce unveils Space Micro-Reactor model for Moon exploration

Energy·Space

Future Moon Missions Powered by Rolls-Royce’s Innovative Space Micro-Reactor

Page Contents: Rolls-Royce has taken a giant leap into the future of lunar exploration by unveiling its Space Micro-Reactor model. Funded by a £2.9 million grant from the UK Space Agency, this

Rahul Somvanshi

December 9, 2023

Business·Space

SpaceX Expands Capabilities with Strategic Acquisition of Parachute Manufacturer Pioneer Aerospace

SpaceX’s latest move in the space industry isn’t about launching rockets – it’s about acquiring a parachute manufacturer. The company, led by Elon Musk, has secured Pioneer Aerospace for $2.2 million. This

Sunita Somvanshi

December 9, 2023

Climate·Ocean·Science

New Study Maps Startling Methane Migration in Deep Sea, Raising Climate Concerns

In a groundbreaking discovery that challenges our understanding of oceanic methane dynamics, a recent study led by an international team of researchers has shed new light on the vulnerability of deep-sea methane

Govind Tekale

December 7, 2023

EU and Japan celebrate start of operations of the JT-60SA fusion reactor

Energy·News

World’s Largest Tokamak Fusion Reactor, JT-60SA, Commences Operations in Japan”

The recent inauguration of the JT-60SA fusion reactor in Japan, a collaborative effort between the European Union and Japan, marks a pivotal moment in fusion energy development. This tokamak-type reactor, now the

Sunita Somvanshi

December 7, 2023

Architecture·Materials·Space

NASA and LSU’s Joint Venture into Sustainable Moon Building Materials

In the grand narrative of space exploration, a transformative chapter is being written – not in the stars, but in the labs and research centers of Earth. As NASA’s Artemis 3 mission

Govind Tekale

December 7, 2023

First ever pour of a 20 ton zeolite-based concrete made by C-Crete Technologies

Materials·Sustainability

C-Crete’s Cement-Free Concrete Debut Marks a New Chapter in Eco-Friendly Construction

In the dynamic landscape of sustainable construction, C-Crete Technologies is making waves with its innovative zeolite-based concrete. Zeolite was used as the binder instead of Portland cement on November 16 for the

Rahul Somvanshi

December 7, 2023

USA·Weather

Oklahoma’s Native Communities Face Unprecedented Weather Risks, New Study Reveals

In the heart of America’s Great Plains, a recent study has unveiled a startling truth: Oklahoma’s Native American communities are facing a disproportionately high risk of severe weather events. This revelation, emerging

Govind Tekale

December 6, 2023

LOI Airbus and Space Compass-Zephyr. Source: Airbus

Business·Technology

AALTO’s Zephyr: Solar-Powered Flights Set New Standards in Rural Connectivity

In the evolving landscape of global connectivity and Earth observation, AALTO’s Zephyr is a game-changer. This High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) heralds the advent of the Stratospheric Age, a new era marked

Sunita Somvanshi

December 6, 2023

Travel

From Revenge to Reflection: How Slow Travel is Redefining 2024’s Travel Scene

Slow travel: it is hard to tell when this concept originated, but it definitely emerged in the early 2000s. It seems to have its roots tracing back to the slow food movement

Tejal Somvanshi

December 5, 2023