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Kyoto University's wooden satellite, a 10 cm cube named LignoSat, set to degrade safely upon reentry, introduces a new era of eco-friendly space tech

Uncover how black carbon from wildfires exacerbates climate change and fuels more fires, highlighting urgent environmental challenges

Waterloo researchers utilize moon soil for vital life support technologies, advancing prospects for lunar habitation

Archer's Midnight eVTOL achieves a 100mph transition flight, potentially reducing NYC commutes to just 10 minutes. Learn how this breakthrough could impact urban travel.

Governor Hochul enacts laws as 27% of NYC teens using social media report anxiety. Legislation aims to protect young users’ mental health.

Los Alamos National Laboratory employs AI to forecast and analyze the escalating threat of toxic algal blooms, enhancing water safety across the US.

Is Nemoship's ambitious goal for 200 zero-emission vessels by 2030 within reach? Details on their groundbreaking strategy for sustainable maritime progress.

Satellites' short lifespan expected to upsurge aluminum oxides by 646%, posing a serious threat to ozone layer recovery efforts

Unveiling new evidence, this study links Mars' gravitational pull to periodic changes in Earth's climate, recurring every 2.4 million years.

Mental health as a developing issue in the world of sports is fast taking shape. There has been progress and challenges. Read on to know more!