TECH & INNOVATION

Holes on Top of Pen Lids Could Save Your Life One Day

TECH & INNOVATION 12.28.2020 11:00 AM

The hole in the lid has nothing to do with air pressure or drying ink. But it will definitely help you avoid the risk of choking deaths.

Space Architects Completed Their Two-Month Stay In Lunark in the Arctic For the Next-Gen Moon Explorers

12.28.2020 09:30 AM

Two space architects have completed their two-month stay in Greenlandaboard the Lunark, the origami-inspired foldable shelter used in the next generation Moon explorations.

The Future of Virtual Reality Meetings and the Major Companies Contributing to its Development

12.28.2020 08:56 AM

With the vast majority of the world's biggest financial firms' employees working at home, more companies are experimenting with creative solutions to challenges arising from remote work.

Connecting Computer To Brains: Ethical Dilemmas of Using Neurotech

12.28.2020 08:00 AM

Companies and policymakers must responsibly use neurotech, so learning the ethics of brain-computer interfaces would be helpful.

Scientists Turn to Citrus Hybrids to Combat HLB

12.23.2020 19:30 PM

Researchers are investing in an old technique - working to address the largest problem among citrus farmers by creating new fruit species with increased resistance.

Korean Research Closer to Putting an End to Cracked Mobile Screen

12.23.2020 19:00 PM

Korean scientists have been working on a self-healing polymer for smartphone displays. Two research teams based in Korea reported the invention of a self-healing polymer part for LCD smartphone displays.

Scientists Invented a Wearable Device That Can Prevent Alzheimer's Disease

12.23.2020 09:30 AM

Scientists have invented a Google Glass-like wearable device that zaps Alzheimer's disease by stimulating the patients' sense of smell.

NASA's New Launchpad in Kennedy Space Center for Commercial Space Flights Is Now Open

12.23.2020 08:30 AM

The new launchpad of NASA in Kennedy Space Center for commercial space flights is now open for its multiple customers.

High-Pressure Manufacturing Improves Glass for Fiber Optic Cables

12.23.2020 07:30 AM

Though fiber optic cables have made communication and data transmission even faster than previously possible, it is still subject to physical limitations and data losses. A new study has found a way to reduce signal losses from glass-based fiber optic cables.

Scientists Uses Fitbit Data to Distinguish COVID-19 from Common Flu

12.22.2020 19:00 PM

Fitbit is now among the companies working on wearable technologies that can potentially help with COVID-19 detection.

Extraordinarily Accurate Calendar of The Maya Civilization

12.22.2020 11:00 AM

The ancient Maya civilization has created an extraordinarily accurate calendar thousands of years ago. Find out here how this ancient civilization was able to track time and create their own calendar.

How Do Your Phones and Laptops Contribute to the World's Invisible Waste?

12.22.2020 09:00 AM

Electronic waste hides away the bulk of the world's waste in its difficult-to-trace processes of resource extraction, manufacturing, transportation, and electricity production.

Is Momentus Space’s IPO led by Mikhail Kokorich a risk for investors?

12.21.2020 10:56 AM

As Momentus Space attempts to go public, it turns out that their CEO, Mikhail Kokorich, has no right to work with the startup's technologies.

FAST Telescope Will Be Open to International Scientists in 2021

12.21.2020 08:30 AM

Following the Arecibo Observatory's collapse and closure, China is opening the FAST radio telescope to international scientists beginning in 2021.

China Deployed Iron Man-Like Recovery Team To Retrieve Lunar Samples From Chang'e-5 Capsule

12.19.2020 12:00 PM

China's recovery team wore an exoskeleton like Iron Man to recover the Chang'e capsule which landed in Inner Mongolia from its trip on the moon to collect samples.

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