Science & Society

Egypt Unveils World’s Largest Water Treatment Plant 1

Egypt Unveils World’s Largest Water Treatment Plant

Egypt has inaugurated the Hamam sewage treatment plant, the largest in the world, as part of the New Republic initiative. It’s located in the western Delta region, a significant step in Egypt’s water management strategy. Egypt’s administration has demonstrated its resilience in the face of global economic difficulties by implementing

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A Lab-Made Rabies Virus That Could Wipe Out Humanity 1

A Lab-Made Rabies Virus That Could Wipe Out Humanity

Discoveries at Frio Cave have raised concerns about the spread of rabies. Experts worry that the virus could potentially be transmitted through the air, highlighting the need for stricter safety measures. This discovery emphasizes the importance of handling the virus with extreme caution. Searching for “Frio Cave” on Google makes

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Could Tiny Nuclear Reactors Solve The Grid Problem? 1

Could Tiny Nuclear Reactors Solve The Grid Problem?

The Wyoming Energy Authority awarded BWX Technologies Inc. a multimillion-dollar contract to develop small nuclear reactors to address power grid issues in the Powder River Basin. To counter a federal attempt to shut down its lucrative coal mining sector in the energy-rich Powder River Basin, Wyoming is strengthening its relationship

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Fake Meat Linked To Heart Disease, Early Death - New Study 1

Fake Meat Linked To Heart Disease, Early Death – New Study

A new study published on Monday in The Lancet Regional Health — Europe, led by Renata Levy from the University of São Paulo, links ultra-processed plant-based foods to heart disease and early death. Do you want to prolong your life and lessen your chances of chronic illness while also benefiting

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Scientists Find Alien Mega-Structures Known As Dyson Spheres 1

Scientists Find Alien Mega-Structures Known As Dyson Spheres

In a May 2023 study published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, scientists identified seven potential Dyson sphere candidates among 5 million stars, suggesting advanced alien mega-structures. In a recent study, researchers identified seven potential Dyson sphere candidates among 5 million stars, suggesting advanced alien mega-structures. Freeman

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Staying Up Late Tied To Higher Risks Of Depression And Anxiety 1

Staying Up Late Tied To Higher Risks Of Depression And Anxiety

A recent large-scale study from Stanford Medicine, led by Jamie Zeitzer and Renske Lok, found that regardless of chronotype, staying up late significantly increases the risks of depression, anxiety, and other behavioral disorders. You can read the original article here. You enjoy spending those late evenings working through the night

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