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Faraday-Caged Drone Induces And Guides Lightning In Unprecedented Experiment

For the first time in history, Japanese researchers successfully used a lightning-resistant drone during a thunderstorm to trigger and direct natural lightning strikes. The team is now exploring ways to harness this technology to capture and store lightning energy. The Immense Energy Potential of Lightning As expected, each lightning bolt carries a significant amount of […]

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Kidney Disease is a Global Threat—Let’s Start Treating it Like One

The 78th World Health Assembly on May 19 will be one of the toughest yet for global health ministers. With the U.S. exiting the WHO, conflicts ongoing, and economic instability rising, the organization’s financial crisis has deepened. Even before the U.S. withdrawal, the WHO was struggling with limited funds and seeking to diversify its income.

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Tech Titans Predict Singularity Within The Next 12 Months

Twelve months. That’s the time some of the most prominent figures in tech believe we have before hitting the most disruptive milestone in human history: the technological singularity. The idea that machines could surpass human intelligence isn’t new—but what has changed is the timeline. While many experts still place this turning point decades away, Anthropic

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Scientists Unveil Method To Harness Solar Power on the Moon Using Lunar Dust

A groundbreaking discovery could transform space exploration: researchers have developed a way to produce solar energy on the Moon using lunar dust itself. This technique involves converting lunar regolith—the abundant surface material on the Moon—into a type of glass that can conduct electricity, potentially enabling the creation of sustainable lunar outposts without relying on equipment

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NASA Shares Striking Close-Up Of Unusual Asteroid Donaldjohanson

NASA’s Lucy spacecraft recently completed a successful flyby of its second asteroid target, capturing detailed images of the elongated and oddly shaped object known as Donaldjohanson. The close-ups revealed the asteroid’s distinct double-lobed form, confirming it as a contact binary — a celestial body formed when two separate objects gently collided and fused together. An

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Archer Aviation Plans To Ease Airport Travel For New Yorkers With Electric Air Taxis

In New York City, you can get a dollar slice at 2 a.m. or a burger in 30 minutes, yet still spend two hours getting to the airport. Archer Aviation plans to change that by introducing air taxis designed to fly passengers from Manhattan to nearby airports in just 15 minutes. On Thursday, the startup revealed

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Zuckerberg Once Considered Separating Instagram To Protect Facebook

In a private email revealed during the antitrust trial, Zuckerberg warned that buying Instagram might cause a “network collapse” of the more profitable Facebook. Zuckerberg proposed integrating Meta’s apps to counter Instagram’s impact on Facebook’s relevance and even considered making Instagram an independent company. In its case against Meta, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

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A Fungus-Derived Material Could Serve as an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Concrete

One effective way to lessen our environmental impact is by adopting more sustainable construction methods. Cement production alone contributes to 8% of global CO2 emissions—much of it used in making concrete. Solving this issue is challenging, as it demands eco-friendly materials that match concrete’s strength and require minimal upkeep. That’s why researchers are exploring engineered

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Measles Causes Long-Term Harm in kids, But Vaccines Fully Prevent It

Measles is fatal in 1 to 3 out of every 1,000 infected children. However, even those who recover from the initial illness may face serious long-term effects. The virus weakens the immune system well after recovery, and in rare instances, it can remain hidden in the nervous system and resurface years later as a deadly

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