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Goodbye to kerosene—Kea Aerospace's new solar aircraft ushers in an era of sustainable flights that don't need airports

Technology

Goodbye to kerosene—Kea Aerospace’s new solar aircraft ushers in an era of sustainable flights that don’t need airports

December 2, 2025

The company Kea Aerospace, together with Li-S Energy, is revolutionizing the way High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) aircraft operate. They ...

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It’s official—The Coca-Cola Company announces the return of Light Cherry and reignites the soft drink battle in the United States

December 2, 2025

News

Farewell to a craft beer legend—Rogue Ales & Spirits files for bankruptcy and closes after 37 years

December 2, 2025

News

No tunnels or slow routes—the new Guizhou bridge replaces the old two-hour journey with a crossing that takes just two minutes

December 2, 2025

News

It’s official—the National Park Service confirms an additional $100 increase for international visitors in 2026

December 2, 2025

It's official—millions of Americans will receive much higher refunds thanks to the new tax law signed by Trump

It’s official—millions of Americans will receive much higher refunds thanks to the new tax law signed by Trump

December 2, 2025

Goodbye to the free sale of intoxicating hemp in the US—giants such as Coca-Cola, Nestlé, and General Mills are asking Congress to pass a law banning these products

Goodbye to the free sale of intoxicating hemp in the US—giants such as Coca-Cola, Nestlé, and General Mills are asking Congress to pass a law banning these products

December 2, 2025

It's official—New York City installs its first free vending machine with healthy foods endorsed by City Harvest and local organizations

It’s official—New York City installs its first free vending machine with healthy foods endorsed by City Harvest and local organizations

December 2, 2025

ECONOMY

It's official—millions of Americans will receive much higher refunds thanks to the new tax law signed by Trump

Economy

It’s official—millions of Americans will receive much higher refunds thanks to the new tax law signed by Trump

December 2, 2025

It's official—Spokane County waste management system raises prices and adds extra fee to dispose of appliances containing refrigerant

Economy

It’s official—Spokane County waste management system raises prices and adds extra fee to dispose of appliances containing refrigerant

December 2, 2025

It's official—the Trump administration wants millions of SNAP recipients to reapply for benefits due to high rates of “fraud”

Economy

It’s official—the Trump administration wants millions of SNAP recipients to reapply for benefits due to high rates of “fraud”

December 1, 2025

Goodbye to stable bills—new law taking effect January 1st sends utility costs soaring in Ohio's capital

Economy

Goodbye to stable bills—new law taking effect January 1st sends utility costs soaring in Ohio’s capital

December 1, 2025

Confirmed—the 1964 Kennedy half dollar is skyrocketing in value again—and some perfect specimens are already approaching $15,000

Economy

Confirmed—the 1964 Kennedy half dollar is skyrocketing in value again—and some perfect specimens are already approaching $15,000

November 30, 2025

No more waiting in the US—the Social Security Administration activates advance payments on December 1 for millions of beneficiaries

Economy

No more waiting in the US—the Social Security Administration activates advance payments on December 1 for millions of beneficiaries

November 28, 2025

MOBILITY

It's official—turquoise hydrogen is here to change everything. This continent produces 150,000 tons per year, leaving gray hydrogen in the US far behind

Mobility

It’s official—turquoise hydrogen is here to change everything. This continent produces 150,000 tons per year, leaving gray hydrogen in the US far behind

November 28, 2025

Confirmed—this is the new graphene material that promises to eliminate potholes on roads forever

Mobility

Confirmed—this is the new graphene material that promises to eliminate potholes on roads forever

November 27, 2025

This is General Motors' car of the future—a hologram with artificial intelligence that responds to gestures and voice commands

Mobility

This is General Motors’ car of the future—a hologram with artificial intelligence that responds to gestures and voice commands

November 27, 2025

“It's my name, not a threat”—a woman appeals the DMV's decision to revoke her personalized license plate

Mobility

“It’s my name, not a threat”—a woman appeals the DMV’s decision to revoke her personalized license plate

November 27, 2025

DMV simplifies license renewal in California—less paperwork for responsible drivers—here are the requirements

Mobility

DMV simplifies license renewal in California—less paperwork for responsible drivers—here are the requirements

November 26, 2025

It's official—General Motors has been penalized for sharing customer data without permission

Mobility

It’s official—General Motors has been penalized for sharing customer data without permission

November 25, 2025

NEWS

It's official—The Coca-Cola Company announces the return of Light Cherry and reignites the soft drink battle in the United States

News

It’s official—The Coca-Cola Company announces the return of Light Cherry and reignites the soft drink battle in the United States

December 2, 2025

Farewell to a craft beer legend—Rogue Ales & Spirits files for bankruptcy and closes after 37 years

News

Farewell to a craft beer legend—Rogue Ales & Spirits files for bankruptcy and closes after 37 years

December 2, 2025

No tunnels or slow routes—the new Guizhou bridge replaces the old two-hour journey with a crossing that takes just two minutes

News

No tunnels or slow routes—the new Guizhou bridge replaces the old two-hour journey with a crossing that takes just two minutes

December 2, 2025

It's official—the National Park Service confirms an additional $100 increase for international visitors in 2026

News

It’s official—the National Park Service confirms an additional $100 increase for international visitors in 2026

December 2, 2025

Goodbye to the free sale of intoxicating hemp in the US—giants such as Coca-Cola, Nestlé, and General Mills are asking Congress to pass a law banning these products

News

Goodbye to the free sale of intoxicating hemp in the US—giants such as Coca-Cola, Nestlé, and General Mills are asking Congress to pass a law banning these products

December 2, 2025

It's official—New York City installs its first free vending machine with healthy foods endorsed by City Harvest and local organizations

News

It’s official—New York City installs its first free vending machine with healthy foods endorsed by City Harvest and local organizations

December 2, 2025

SCIENCE

Confirmed—Reflect Orbital plans to launch thousands of giant mirrors into space, and the scientific community warns that it could destroy the night sky forever

Science

Confirmed—Reflect Orbital plans to launch thousands of giant mirrors into space, and the scientific community warns that it could destroy the night sky forever

November 27, 2025

It's official—the butter of the future is here, thanks to Bill Gates—and it's produced without farms or emissions

Science

It’s official—the butter of the future is here, thanks to Bill Gates—and it’s produced without farms or emissions

November 27, 2025

Scientists help partially blind patients see again thanks to a wireless eye implant

Science

Scientists help partially blind patients see again thanks to a wireless eye implant

November 26, 2025

Goodbye to the myth—scientists explain why our Sun is green, but we will never see it that color

Science

Goodbye to the myth—scientists explain why our Sun is green, but we will never see it that color

November 26, 2025

Neither galaxy nor black hole—the James Webb could have detected a new class of star that defies the known laws of the universe

Science

Neither galaxy nor black hole—the James Webb could have detected a new class of star that defies the known laws of the universe

November 25, 2025

Dust from the far side of the Moon has just revealed something scientists has never seen there: tiny fragments from an extremely rare space rock. When they studied the material extracted from the Chang’e-6 mission in China, they found some microscopic grains from a very fragile, but rich in water meteorite, that usually never survive when it crosses Earth atmosphere. This grain comes from a type of meteorite called an Ivuna-type carbonaceous chondrite, or CI chondrite. It’s the first time confirmed debris of this kind has ever been found on the Moon. The finding shows that even very fragile and wet asteroids can leave tiny prints trapped in lunar soil, and that the Moon can preserve clues about the solar system's early history that get destroyed easily on Earth. What’s special about this kind of meteorite? CI chondrites are some of the most strange known meteorites. They’re the most rich in water and volatile elements, and its composition looks like the one from space rocks like Ryugu y Bennu. Up to 20% of its mass can be water combined with hydrated minerals. That’s why it's so important to understand how water and other ingredient could have been delivered to the Earth and the Moon. However, these same qualities make them very fragile. CI chondrites are soft, crumbly, and highly porous compared to most other meteorites. When they enter Earth’s atmosphere on a high speed, it's quite easily for them to break, melt or completely destroy. Which is why less than 1% of all the meteorites found on our planet belong to this group. And, it might seem as if was simpler to find them on the Moon, since there is no atmosphere ready to burn them there, but there’s another problem: the objects that crash to the moon surface do it at a very high speed, whit such a violent impact, that usually, the rock just evaporates, melt, or get blasted back into space. How scientists found CI dust in Chang’e-6 samples Besides the difficulties, the team, guided by the geochemists Jintuan Wang and Zhiming Chen from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, decided to examine, very carefully, the Chang’e-6 material. The sample showed a “crater within a crater”: the Apolo crater, inside the huge South Pole-Aitken basin, that nearly covers a quarter of the Moon surface. And since this zone has already received so many impacts over time, it was a good place to look for old meteorites. The researched looked into 5.000 tiny fragments in the sample that would contained olivine, a magnesium and iron silicate mineral that often appears in volcanic rocks, impact melts and meteorites. They put aside many “clastos" (fragments) with olivine and then they assembled and polished it carefully to be able to study them with very powerful tools: scanning electron microscopy, electronic microprobe and secondary ion mass spectrometry. From all of the candidates, the team identified 7 clastos with olivine, which chemical matched with the olivine from the CI chondrites. This pieces, showed porphydic textures: olive crystals embedded in a vitreous matrix. The researchers compared patterns of silicon and oxygen isotopes, iron-to-manganese ratios, and concentrations of nickel and chromium oxides. Rocks from the Moon and Earth have established ranges for these values. The 7 clasts were not included in these ranges. But, their fingerprints matched those of CI chondrite meteorites. This indicates that the material probably came from a CI chondrite asteroid that struck the Moon, melted upon impact, and then cooled quickly enough to preserve its original chemistry. New findings about the solar system The scientists note that their method may be useful for upcoming research on Moon rocks and other returned samples: “Given the rarity of CI chondrites in Earth’s meteorite collection, our integrated methodology for identifying exogenous materials in lunar and potentially other returned samples offers a valuable tool for reassessing chondrite proportions in the inner Solar System.”

Science

Confirmed—China’s Chang’e-6 mission finds lunar dust with meteorite fragments that could explain the origin of water on Earth

November 24, 2025

TECHNOLOGY

Goodbye to kerosene—Kea Aerospace's new solar aircraft ushers in an era of sustainable flights that don't need airports

Technology

Goodbye to kerosene—Kea Aerospace’s new solar aircraft ushers in an era of sustainable flights that don’t need airports

December 2, 2025

Confirmed—This is the Los Angeles startup competing with Elon Musk and planning to create an orbital transport network in record time

Technology

Confirmed—This is the Los Angeles startup competing with Elon Musk and planning to create an orbital transport network in record time

November 23, 2025

Here's how to prevent people from adding you to unnecessary WhatsApp groups—step by step

Technology

Here’s how to prevent people from adding you to unnecessary WhatsApp groups—step by step

November 23, 2025

Here are 5 valuable uses for your USB flash drive that you may not have known about

Technology

Here are 5 valuable uses for your USB flash drive that you may not have known about

November 22, 2025

It's official—internet addiction has been added to the WHO's list of diseases and affects millions without them even realizing it

Technology

It’s official—internet addiction has been added to the WHO’s list of diseases and affects millions without them even realizing it

November 22, 2025

Goodbye to cement—RMIT University revolutionizes construction with a material made from soil and recycled cardboard that promises to replace traditional materials

Technology

Goodbye to cement—RMIT University revolutionizes construction with a material made from soil and recycled cardboard that promises to replace traditional materials

November 22, 2025

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