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Groundbreaking discovery: oldest glacial traces found in South Africa's gold fields, reshaping early climatic history.

In a breakthrough observation, scientists from Sandia National Laboratories and Texas A&M University have found metal healing its fatigue damage, a typically irreversible process.

It's an exciting time for aviation in Brazil, as Eve Air Mobility, a subsidiary of the esteemed Brazilian aeronautics company, Embraer, confirms plans to establish the first-ever production facility d

This guide provides ten practical strategies to transform your living space into a sustainability haven.

The Swiss-Mile robot, a brainchild of Marko Bjelonic and his team at ETH Zurich’s Robotic Systems Lab, carries a price tag befitting a supercar, but its capability justifies the investment.

A magnetic field envelops the Earth, akin to a bar magnet, albeit the Earth's structure is significantly more intricate.

At the heart of this development is Tesla's upgrade to a newer, more energy-dense version of their existing 4680 battery cells, set to power the Cybertruck.

The study involving over 1,000 adults suggests that cannabis usage may result in changes to the human body's epigenome.

After the successful completion of Dragonfly Energy's U.S. lithium battery cell pilot line, an innovative energy storage company, a significant turning point was reached in the nation's battery cell m

In the quaint town of Long Eaton, Derbyshire, an environmental health crisis is taking root with an infestation of Oak Processionary Moths (OPM) is causing grave concern.