7 Surprising Ways Online Games Can Actually Be Good For Your Health

Medicine & Technology Mar 03, 2022

Online games are a source of perennial delight and excitement.

Russia Accused of Using Thermobaric Weapons Against Ukraine: How Dangerous Are Cluster Bombs and Why Are They Widely Banned?

Mar 03, 2022

Thermobaric weapons and cluster bombs are explicitly prohibited against military targets. Read this article to know why human rights groups claim Russia is using these banned munitions against Ukraine.

Metaverse Brings Back Ice Age Faunas, Woolly Mammoth Through Paleoart

Mar 03, 2022

Paleoartists designed ice age faunas for an educational 'museum metaverse.' Scan here to see animals of the past.

Pulverizing Asteroids Could Be Humanity's Only Chance to Survive an Incoming Space Rock on Short Notice

Mar 03, 2022

A planetary scientist is working on a pulverizing system to destroy asteroids before they hit Earth. Learn more about his technology through this article.

Why The Tech Space Needs More Entrepreneurs

Mar 02, 2022

This innovation didn't happen because he was a scientist, but because he was an entrepreneur. He was looking for ways to take what he built and turn it into something people would use, and that he could make money from.

5 Career Paths To Take In The Oil And Gas Industry

Mar 02, 2022

The oil and gas sector has grown in leaps and bounds in Canada. It's a frontier that is helping the country get billions of dollars from the export of oil and gas.

Novel Lightweight Nanofiber Material Protects Against Space Debris and Better Than Existing Bulletproof Technology

Mar 02, 2022

Check out these new nanofiber materials from UW-Madison engineers that surpass Kevlar fabric and steel plates in guarding against high-speed projectile impacts.

Magnet-Controlled Tiny Robots Offer Novel Way of Cleaning Chemical Pollutants From Water Resources

Mar 02, 2022

A team of international researchers proposes magnetic, tiny robots to remove chemical pollution from the water source. Read this article to learn more about these nanorobots.

Elon Musk's Starlink Satellites Redirected for Ukraine Could Become Russia's New Target

Mar 01, 2022

Elon Musk's Starlink offers internet service in 29 countries and now including Ukraine. Read on how this could help the country and why experts fear it could become new targets for Russia.

Faulty Algorithm of YouTube AI Shows Explicit Caption in Videos for Kids

Mar 01, 2022

Channels for children in YouTube shows explicit content on subtitles. Read on why the automated captions are becoming problem in the video-sharing platform.

AI Clerk Serves Customers at 7-Eleven South Korea for the Opening of Its First-Ever Unmanned Convenience Store

Feb 28, 2022

A new unmanned 7-eleven store opened in South Korea and its customers are now being served by an AI Clerk. Find out what this innovation can provide people.

From Dubai To Beijing In An Hour On A Hypersonic Suborbital Spacecraft

Feb 28, 2022

The spacecraft will fly on the Dubai-Beijing route in a suborbital trajectory. A plane travels 5,000 km distance between these cities in more than 7 hours. Then how a spacecraft will be able to travel that distance in about an hour!

Stratolaunch Carrier Aircraft 'Roc' Dubbed the Largest Plane With 385 Feet Wingspan, Deployed for Test Flight

Feb 28, 2022

Stratolaunch Roc flight vehicle was tested at Southern California last Thursday. Check out the basic specifications and performance of the largest airplane here.

Data Breach Aftermath and What You Should Give It Attention

Feb 25, 2022

Data breach is something we often hear in the news and read about on socials. Despite a greater emphasis being placed on data security, cybercriminals are frequently finding new ways to evade defences and gain access to valuable corporate or individual data.

4 Reasons Why Electric Cars are Safer Than Gasoline- and Diesel-Powered Vehicles

Feb 25, 2022

More evidence shows that electric cars can lead to fewer accidents and make the roads safer. This article explores four reasons why electric cars are safer than traditional vehicles.