Science & Tech

Using nuclear waste, these scientists have developed a rechargeable battery capable of providing electricity to 3,000 households.

Japanese researchers have succeeded in designing a rechargeable battery that uses depleted uranium, a by-product of uranium enrichment. If this ...

Nanoanticorpi generated by the Alpaca prevent herpes from infecting

From the immune system of camelids a protein that puts the sticks in the wheels to herpes, to be used ...

Bill Gates publicly admits his biggest mistake, a blunder that could have led to Microsoft’s bankruptcy.

Even the greatest visionaries sometimes make mistakes, as in the case of Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. He recently ...

Can breast milk be given to any hour?

Breast milk is the most complete food to nourish a child in its first six months of life: the fact ...

Scientists have just discovered the largest deposit of white hydrogen in an unexpected location.

In a groundbreaking discovery that has shocked energy experts worldwide, French researchers have uncovered what may be the largest natural ...

Despite all the efforts Elon Musk puts in, he can’t surpass his main competitor in the field of AI.

While X (formerly Twitter) continues to attract a large audience, the social network and its AI Grok continue to lag ...

Eyes: can myopia be correct (without an intervention)?

The progression of myopia can be slowed down, only if the defect is diagnosed since children. Regular eye visits are ...

This Austrian giant, standing at 570 feet, will be the first tower in Europe to feature this major innovation: an integrated photovoltaic facade.

Vienna’s skyline is about to witness a remarkable transformation with the construction of DC Tower 2, a colossal 174-meter Austrian structure that ...

He donated sneakers to the Red Cross and tracked them with an AirTag. The organization had to explain itself.

A German influencer has slipped an AirTag into a pair of trainers donated to the Red Cross. As you can ...