Scientific application
Saudi Arabia sows artificial rain in 3 cities
Saudi Arabia embarked on the first phase of artificial rain operations in areas above Riyadh, al-Qassim, and Hail on April 26.
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New technology
Coming soon, neck-mounted air conditioner, cool all day but only 3.6 million
The Metaura Pro is claimed to be the world's first neck-worn air conditioner capable of continuously blowing cold air to keep the wearer cool.
Animal world
Humans and climate change 'kill' Lake Sawa
Once a biodiversity wetland, the Lake Sawa basin today is reduced to a small pond, surrounded by barren wasteland.
Space science
Starlink is a testament to Elon Musk's vision, providing high-speed Internet for the aviation industry
SpaceX doesn't just want to bring Starlink to remote areas, they also aim for highlands.
Scientific application
Nuclear reactors on… trucks: A chance to score points for the kind of energy that is considered 'poisoning the Earth'
Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries plans to develop and commercialize nuclear reactors small enough to be transported on trucks by the end of the next decade. The compa…
Archeology
Discovered an ancient city with a capacity of 70,000 people underground
Although only 3% of the area of Matiate underground city has been excavated, experts predict it may be the largest underground city in the world.
New technology
Design a robot mouse model to find survivors in disaster areas
The research team from China designed a robot model based on the size, shape and ability of a real mouse to wriggle to aid in search and rescue or exploration.
Environment
How will climate change cause hot weather this year?
La Nina is forecasted to remain until early summer, this year's hot weather will appear late and the hot season will not be as intense as in previous years.
Science invention
The lamp distills seawater, recharges with salt and solar energy of the architecture student
In remote areas or in underdeveloped populations, providing safe and clean water for everyone is one of the most pressing public health issues.
History
'Monsters' from the ground that made people disappear for 1,000 years may rise again
The chilling discovery of an event that happened 3,800 years ago in the Atacama death desert serves as a grim warning of a repeatable disaster, far beyond what modern hu…
Oceanography
Sea water suddenly turns red around the super volcano
The waters around the Campi Flegei supervolcano in Italy turn red, signaling increased activity below the water's surface.
Scientific application
Greater Big Bend - The World's Largest Dark Sky Reserve
The Greater Big Bend Conservation Area on the US-Mexico border with an area of 40,000 square kilometers was created with the goal of preventing light pollution from…
Conquer Mars
NASA's Mars robot turns its head when it encounters a 'crocodile back' rock
The rough rock with knife-sharp rocks on the red planet could threaten the Curiosity robot's wheels, forcing the vehicle to find another path.
Conquer Mars
China's Zhu Rong robot takes a selfie on Mars
China's Mars rover sends back to Earth a new selfie, showing a dusty surface and long rear wheel tracks.
Biology
Disaster with billions of ash trees in America and Europe: East Asian emerald worm
The study predicts this beautiful emerald worm could wipe out all ash in 6,000 metropolitan areas across the United States.