Recently, a rather special Airbus A80 is being tested. The device, which runs on cooking oil, made a first three-hour flight between the cities of Toulouse and Nice. Is this the fuel of tomorrow for aviation? A new test for Airbus A few weeks ago, fuel prices at the pump simply skyrocketed to new highs. […]
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The war in Ukraine continues to strain relations between Russian scientists and the international community. On its Telegram channel, the Russian Ministry of Science and Higher Education has indicated that they will no longer participate in international conferences. Scientific schools will also reduce the importance of their publications in international databases. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine […]
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Anesthetics are an integral part of medicine today and include a range of drugs used to simply manage pain or render patients completely unconscious. Propofol is the most commonly used anesthetic by doctors today, allowing for a relatively side-effect-free recovery after surgery, but this was not always the case. manage the pain Anesthesia as we […]
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At a time of tension between and cyber attacks between Russia and Ukraine. The microchip company Nvidia, one of the largest in the United States, is investigating a possible computer attack that has taken several parts of its infrastructure offline for 48 hours, according to The Telegraph. As reported, Nvidia’s email system and developer tools […]
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In northwestern Ecuador, an entire village will soon be built with a material made from the shells of cocoa beans. The construction of this atypical zero waste village incorporates 3D printing. The project is therefore intended to be sustainable from an environmental, economic and social point of view. Natural products and waste reduction A chocolate […]
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Facebook’s parent company, Meta, has assured that it will not be able to continue offering services such as its social networks Facebook and Instagram in the European Union if community regulations continue to prevent it from transferring data from its European users to the United States in the future, although it has pointed out that […]
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A child’s tooth found in a French cave is the oldest known evidence of the existence of modern humans in Western Europe. The tooth fragment suggests that our ancestors were evolving in place at least 54,000 years ago, about 10,000 years earlier than previously thought. The oldest fossils of early modern humans outside of Africa […]
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The instant messaging application WhatsApp is constantly evolving to stay in the public’s taste, one of the updates that the meta chat service (formerly Facebook) currently has is the possibility of keeping “gossips” out of your conversations, because it is possible to add a password or use Face ID and thus keep unwanted people out […]
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Space debris mitigation satellite Shijian-21 recently docked with an old Chinese satellite to change its orbit. According to US tracking data, the “dead” satellite is now more than 3,000 kilometers from its place of origin. He no longer poses any danger. A scrapped Chinese satellite On October 24, China launched Shijian-21, described as a “satellite […]
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Some time ago, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States received a request that was surprising to say the least. Indeed, the famous international freight transport airline FedEx has requested permission to install anti-missile laser systems on its planes. A countermeasure for heat-guided missiles The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is an American government […]
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