Updates from around the world on how robots are coming in handy to survey schools for weapons, streaming live classes to students at home and teaching language lessons. Read about how robots make schools safe and fun.
Titanium is called the wonder metal. Its discovery sparked interest with many experts saying it will replace all other industrial metals. It packs a lot of punch into a small size. Read more about Titanium.
Titan is one of Saturn's many moons. It is one of the few places in our solar system with water. NASA has designed a special space craft called Dragonfly to explore Titan. Read more about Titan and the Dragonfly mission.
Floating offshore wind farms make use of high winds in the oceans to make clean energy. More and more countries are investing in offshore wind mills which use latest technology to become efficient and powerful. Read about the latest news in floating wind mills.
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ChatGPT is programmed to understand words in the English language. It can process questions and create human-like replies in English. It is a language processing tool that can scan the internet and learn new sentences and words. Read more on how chatGpt works.
Young solar systems sometimes look like spiral galaxies. They have spiral arms radiating out. Young solar systems have lots of dust and gas that may become planets in the future. Read the latest discovery on spiral solar systems
Human immune system is a separate world in itself. A small bruise leads to a major war between immune cells and invading bacteria. Cytokines are encoded messages sent by fighting cells. Read more on Cytokines.
Ever since man started exploring space, we have left behind broken space craft parts behind. Space junk is a threat to space missions and astronauts. Clear-space 1 is the first space mission to handle space junk. Read the latest news on Clearspace 1
Wind mills without blades are here. Vortex has come up with small, bladeless wind turbines that can convert your backyard or rooftop in to a small wind farm. They are bird-friendly and easy to install. Read how bladeless wind turbines work.
Solar storms cause electromagnetic radiations that impact wireless signals on Earth. From Satellites to mobile phone signals, all wireless communication on Earth is impacted by solar storms. What are solar storms? Read about the Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Starship is the space craft developed by SpaceX for future transportations between Earth and Mars. This re-usable space craft will experience burning heat as it touches down on Mars. Read what protects the starship.
Hydrofoil are simple wings used on boats and sailboards to lift them out of water. Flying boats can touch incredible speeds, thanks to their hydrofoils. Read how hydrofoils work.
ROVs are like drones, but they travel underwater. They are remotely operated. They travel along the deep, dark ocean beds scanning and tracking it. Read how marine vehicles work
Lithium batteries power many things around us, from electric vehicles to gadgets and toys. What makes Lithium common in batteries. Explore the chemical properties of Lithium .
Magnetic trains fly above the track. They reach high speeds as they do not touch the track, but hover above it. Read how magnetic levitation trains work.
Where are carbon compounds found on Earth ? There is no need to explore underground mines or in the deep seas. They are found all around us. Explore carbon based objects around us.
Do you know Gold is created in space ? When super dense stars explode, they create not only gold but many other precious metals. Read more about supernova stars.
Candles come in bright colors. When lighted up, candles melt. Melting wax has a glossy, transparent look. Why is hot wax transparent ?
Hovercrafts travel on land like a bus. They launch straight into water and travel through water like a ferry. Read how hovercrafts work.
Standard model of physics is a working guide of the universe. It explains how the fundamental forces work. It explains how particles inside atoms work. But is it complete ?
James Webb Space Telescope is high up in space, clicking photos of outer space to send back to Earth. Photos sent by JWST show the past universe. It looks back in time. Read how James Webb works
