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Tortoise with species-saving sex drive returns to Galápagos

The 100-year-old tortoise of legendary libido is credited with saving his species from extinction.

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Aeolus: Weather forecasts start using space laser data

Operational weather forecasts have started incorporating novel wind measurements made from orbit.

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Clearwater Community Volunteers Center Gets the Green-Thumbs Up with Gardening Workshop

The Clearwater Community Volunteers Center (CCV) will host a Gardening Workshop and Plant Giveaway on January 11th at 2 p.m. […]

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AgaramInfoTech Introducing Powerful ERP Software This Year-2020

AgaramInfoTech, – is one of the leading ERP company in Chennai. The mission is to provide our client with optimized […]

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North Florida Land Trust has helped save thousands of acres of land from development in Putnam County

A conservation easement on Wetland Preserve has been purchased through funding from the Florida Forever program.

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Plant life ‘expanding over the Himalayas’

Vegetation is expanding at high altitudes across the Himalayas – including the Everest region.

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SpaceX Starlink mega-constellation: ‘Limited time’ to fix brightness issue

Astronomers say the coming interference from satellite mega-constellations needs rapid solutions.

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Plastic packaging ban ‘could harm environment’

Stopping plastic packaging could lead to higher carbon alternatives, a Parliamentary report says.

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UK meteorite hunt thwarted by equipment damage

Scientists’ quest to find Antarctica’s “missing” space rocks is beaten into submission by hard ice.

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Climate change: Arctic ice melt makes permafrost vulnerable

A new study shows that the absence of Arctic sea ice is linked to the melting of permafrost.

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Food ‘made from air’ could compete with soya

Finnish scientists say the food could be grown with near-zero greenhouse gas emissions.

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Vast ‘star nursery’ region found in our galaxy

Astronomers find a vast structure in our galaxy, made up of many interconnected “star nurseries”.

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Natural History Museum will showcase ‘fantastic beasts’

The Harry Potter universe will be used to shine a light on nature’s own amazing creatures.

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Global It Automation Major Appviewx Announces Expansion Of India Operations Across Coimbatore, Bangalore And Chennai

Global pioneer in low-code network automation technology, AppViewX, today announced plans to expand its India operations across Coimbatore, Bangalore and […]

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CoreTechnologie launches Batch Nesting tool for Automation for Additive Manufacturing

CoreTechnologie has developed 4D Additive software and has added the function of a batch process for automating 3D Printing. Along […]

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Optocouplers and Microcontrollers from Renesas Featured in FTM by Future Electronics

Future Electronics is featuring Renesas’ advanced optocouplers and microcontrollers in the latest issue of Future Technology Magazine.

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Gravitational waves: Cosmic vibrations sensed from unusual star merger

Laser labs pick up a signal emanating from the collision of two dense, dead stars.

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UpsideLMS’ Director, Amit Gautam, is eLearning Industry’s Thought Leader for 2019

“Editors’ Choice: Top 10 Thought Leaders” and “Top 50 Most Popular Articles” for 2019 released by eLearning Industry last week, […]

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SpaceX sends 60 more Starlink satellites into orbit

The California company’s latest mission makes it the world’s largest commercial satellite operator.

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Celebrate World Sleep Day On March 13 To Advance Sleep Health Worldwide

Join World Sleep Day and contribute to improve and facilitate sleep health around the world.

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Nobel Prize-winning scientist Frances Arnold retracts paper

A Nobel laureate is being praised for retracting a scientific paper that was not reproducible.

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AC InfoSoft Launched SBC Solution Development Services

AC InfoSoft launched the development service of session border controller (SBC) solution. The company offers SBC software development in different […]

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Climate change: Last decade UK’s ‘second hottest in 100 years’

The year 2019 saw several high temperature records in the UK – concluding a record-breaking decade.

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[CES 2020] MicroEJ, “the tiny sibling of Android”, records exponential growth, on track to be the standard for IoT

100+% growth year-over-year of Powered by MicroEJ smart and IoT devices. 37+ Million MicroEJ VEE flagship sold, embedded into everyday […]

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QArea Joins the IT Ukraine Association

QArea has become an official member of the IT Ukraine Association.

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Climate change hope for hydrogen fuel

A trial where hydrogen is added to natural gas raises hopes of a low-carbon heating revolution.

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Palau is first country to ban ‘reef toxic’ sun cream

The move is designed to protect marine life around the Pacific island state.

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Chandrayaan-3: India plans third Moon mission

Plans for a new mission come months after the Chandrayaan-2 failed to land on the Moon.

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Could relatives of measles virus jump from animals to us?

A group of viruses, of which measles is one, are adept at jumping to species barrier.

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Earthshot Prize: William and Kate launch prize to ‘repair the Earth’

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge unveil a global prize to tackle climate issues in the next decade.

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