Category: Engineering

Russia intensified its aerial bombing against Ukraine through Saturday night, launching hundreds of drones and missiles that killed at least six people and injured dozens, Kyiv reported. 

In the Bukovina area of Ukraine’s southwestern…

Chinese researchers have successfully delivered a cloned yak via caesarean section (C-section). Born on July 11, the baby yak was bred at a breeding base in Damxung County, southwest Tibet—also known as China’s Xizang Autonomous…

A Japanese company has launched a “Metaverse Platform for Nuclear Power Plants.” Hitachi plans to use the platform to streamline, operations, including nuclear power plants’ safety enhancement and maintenance.

The latest approach recreates…

NASA has officially chosen three new scientific instruments to study the moon, specifically its south polar region, as part of the upcoming Artemis mission. Two of these instruments will be mounted on a new Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV), and one…

A new research partnership between the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and manufacturer JuggerBot 3D aims to develop a single 3D printing system for both thermoset and thermoplastic materials. 

The collaboration…

In the silent depths near the center of our galaxy, something unusual may be happening to a group of failed stars. These objects, called brown dwarfs, are too small to shine like real stars and too large to be called planets. 

Over time,…

Archaeologists have unearthed rare and historically significant “Polish pyramids” containing two megalith tombs from one of the region’s oldest agricultural societies.

During a routine survey in Chlapowski Landscape Park in Wyskoć…