Interesting Engineering13m
Poop balloon war continues: South Korea airdrops K-pop USBs on N. Korea
The current balloon war began with a recent action by a group of North Korean defectors called the Free North Korea Movement.
Interesting Engineering7h
Humans to Mars: What’s the holdup? — part III
NASA admitted that the original target date, 2033, is no longer realistic. This leaves us with many questions.
Interesting Engineering15h
Russian astronaut becomes first to spend 1,000 cumulative days in space
Russian astronaut Oleg Kononenko's most recent trip to the ISS began in September 2023, accompanied by an American and a ...
Interesting Engineering15h
550 million-year-old sea sponge fossil find fills gap in its family tree
The discovery of a 550 million-year-old sea sponge fossil reveals that non-biomineralizing sponges existed in the Precambrian ...
Interesting Engineering16h
Shocking: Covid-19 virus can affect sperm for 110 days post-infection
A study reveals the virus can impact sperm quality for up to 110 days post-infection and be present in testis and sperm cells ...
Interesting Engineering16h
‘Crazy idea’: Scientists use battery trick to trap CO2 in a charcoal
Researchers at the University of Cambridge in the UK have found a low-cost and energy-efficient way to remove carbon dioxide ...
Interesting Engineering17h
Dead solar panels get a greener 2nd life with saltwater solution: Study
A new method for recycling solar panels does not produce toxic waste and reduces energy consumption by a factor of 220.
Interesting Engineering19h
US scientists create world’s first seedless blackberry using CRISPR
US company introduces the world's first seedless blackberry, revolutionizing fruit consumption and market dynamics.
Interesting Engineering20h
Ancient Mongolian nomads ate cauldron-cooked blood sausages, yak milk
Late Bronze Age Mongolian nomads used metal cauldrons to ferment yak milk and process sheep and goat blood for blood sausages ...
Interesting Engineering21h
Slowest-ever spinning neutron star emits radio signals every 54 minutes
The radio signal from the neutron star, detected by scientists, traveled a distance of approximately 16,000 light years to ...
Interesting Engineering22h
First-ever gene therapy restores hearing in both ears of children born deaf
This innovative gene therapy experiment has shown promise in recovering hearing in both ears affected by OTOF gene mutations ...
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One-eyed space marvel: Hubble telescope to see universe with just 1 gyro
NASA announced that the faulty gyroscope is beyond repair, leaving Hubble with only two functioning gyros out of its original ...