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Lilium Jet’s Production Launch Signals a New Chapter in Sustainable Aviation

Lilium N.V. has reached a pivotal moment, transitioning from designing to manufacturing its all-electric Lilium Jet. The arrival of the fuselage to their assembly line in Wessling, Germany, marks this significant shift.

Rahul Somvanshi

December 10, 2023

Infestation·Nature·USA

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

Scientists Build Tiny Biological Robots from Human Cells

Health·Robotics·Science

Anthrobots: The Human Cell-Powered Micro-Robots Transforming Regenerative Medicine

Tufts University researchers have engineered “Anthrobots” from human tracheal cells. These tiny, cell-made robots, as small as a hair’s width or as large as a pencil point, are a blend of biology

Tejal Somvanshi

December 9, 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

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

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

Energy·India

India’s Green Hydrogen Mission: Cutting Fossil Fuel Imports by INR 1 Trillion

India is taking a bold step toward a sustainable future with the launch of the National Green Hydrogen Mission. This mission, which received approval in January 2022, has a clear goal: to

Sunita Somvanshi

December 7, 2023

News·Plastic·USA

Unmasking the Inefficiencies of Plastic Bag Recycling Drop-Off Directories in US

The recent shutdown of the national online recycling directory for plastic bags and plastic films, once accessible at BagandFilmRecycling.org, raises significant questions about the reality of plastic recycling in the United States.

Tejal 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

This unusual view of the horizon of Mars was captured by NASA’s Odyssey orbiter using its THEMIS camera, in an operation that took engineers three months to plan. It’s taken from about 250 miles above the Martian surface – about the same altitude at which the International Space Station orbits Earth. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU

Space

Odyssey Orbiter’s Horizon View of Mars: A New Era in Space Imaging

NASA’s Mars Odyssey orbiter, a testament to human curiosity and technological prowess, has recently accomplished a remarkable feat. Utilizing its THEMIS camera, the orbiter has captured an unprecedented view of Mars’ horizon,

Govind Tekale

December 3, 2023