India is a country renowned for its advancements in connected technology. With the world’s largest biometric ID database, a pioneering digital payment system, and a flagship space and satellite program, India understands the power and potential of the internet. However, it is also a country that resorts to internet shutdowns as a means to tackle
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Venus, so tantalizingly similar to Earth in size, composition, and density, yet incomprehensibly different in terms of habitability. Veiled in a dense, toxic shroud of acidic clouds, the surface of Venus is hostile, even to life itself. With a staggering average surface temperature of 464 degrees Celsius (867 degrees Fahrenheit) and atmospheric pressure nearly 100
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For centuries, scientists have been perplexed by the inability to grow dolomite, a common mineral found in various geological formations, in the laboratory under conditions believed to mimic its natural formation. Dolomite is abundant in rocks older than 100 million years but conspicuously absent in younger formations, leading to the geological mystery known as the
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Recent developments have highlighted the growing labor dispute between Tesla and Swedish metal workers’ union IF Metall. The strike, which began on October 27, has resulted in halted deliveries to Tesla offices and repair shops, potentially impacting the distribution of new cars in Sweden. This article will delve into the details of the strike, its
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The consequences of global warming continue to dominate environmental discussions and research worldwide. One of the key concerns is the rising sea levels and the subsequent flooding of coastal areas and low-lying islands. These events lead to the destruction of ecosystems and displacement of both human and animal populations. Among the natural habitats affected are
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Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in cancer immunotherapy, finding a way to dismantle the barriers that prevent effective drug treatments from reaching the heart of cancerous tumors. This newfound strategy involves triggering a ‘timer bomb’ on the cells that line a tumor’s associated blood vessels, thereby opening the pathway for engineered immune cells to
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Exoplanets have become a captivating subject of discussion, fueling our curiosity and expanding the boundaries of our knowledge about the universe. With the advent of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), our exploration of these distant worlds enters a new realm of wonder and possibility. Astonishingly, we have already identified 5,539 exoplanets, with new confirmations
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In our everyday lives, we often discard banana peels without a second thought. However, recent studies have shown that these seemingly useless peels actually contain incredible nutritional value and can be transformed into delicious and nutritious culinary treats. This article explores the fascinating potential of banana peels and how they can contribute to reducing food
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The Kansas Supreme Court recently revealed that it fell victim to a sophisticated cyberattack last month, consequently putting sensitive information at risk. By disconnecting its systems after discovering the attack on October 12, the court hoped to prevent any further damage. Unfortunately, the perpetrators managed to steal personal information and issued threats to publish it
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Sustainability has become a pressing concern in our world today. The existing consumption and production systems that cater to our basic needs are proving to be unsustainable. Researchers from socio-technical and socio-environmental research communities are now coming together to investigate how these systems can be transformed into more sustainable ones. A special feature published in
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The moon, our closest celestial neighbor, has long fascinated scientists and researchers. However, on March 4, 2022, an extraordinary event occurred that piqued the interest of astronomers and engineers alike. An object collided with the lunar surface, leaving behind not one but two craters. This incident led a team of researchers from the University of
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Fungal infections pose a significant challenge to human health, with over 300,000 people affected by Aspergillosis, a life-threatening disease caused by the fungal pathogen Aspergillus fumigatus, each year. In a recent study published in Chemical Science, investigators at the University of Kansas have made a significant breakthrough in understanding the genes responsible for producing sartorypyrones,
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The increasing number of cyber attacks on Australia’s critical infrastructure has raised concerns about the security of ports, energy grids, and water supplies. To address this growing threat, the country’s Federal Minister for Cyber Security, Clare O’Neil, announced the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures for 168 critical infrastructure assets, nearly double the previous number. In
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Climate change has been a topic of concern and study for decades. One crucial factor that affects the climate is the presence of aerosol particles in the atmosphere. Aerosol particles have the ability to hold water, which is known as hygroscopicity (K). However, understanding the relationship between the chemical composition of aerosol particles and their
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In the quest for increased data storage and faster-performing computers, researchers at The University of Texas at El Paso have made a groundbreaking discovery. Led by Srinivasa Singamaneni, they have developed a new type of magnet with enormous potential in the computing world. This 2D magnet, described in the journal npj 2D Materials and Applications,
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