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In a landmark decision that could reshape the global technology landscape, Apple has announced plans to invest an astonishing $500 billion in U.S. manufacturing over the next four years. The …
Apple to Invest $500 Billion in U.S. Manufacturing Read More
In a bold move toward sustainable infrastructure, the Netherlands made history in 2014 by unveiling SolaRoad—the world’s first solar-powered bike path. Located in Krommenie, a suburb just outside Amsterdam, this …
The Netherlands Built a Solar Road on a Bike Path—And It Actually Works! Read More
The vibrant, lush greenery of the Amazon Rainforest and the vast expanse of the world’s oceans both play a fundamental role in the Earth’s oxygen cycle. However, the widely circulated …
Demystifying Oxygen Production: Oceans vs. Amazon Rainforest Read More
Imagine going to university without ever having to worry about student loans. Now, imagine being paid to study. It may sound like a dream, but in Denmark, it’s a reality. …
Denmark’s Tuition-Free Universities: Where Students Get Paid to Learn Read More
Beneath the quiet surface of Kasukabe City in Saitama Prefecture, just north of Tokyo, lies a massive engineering marvel few people ever get to see—but one that could very well …
The Underground Parthenon: Japan’s Giant Flood Fortress Beneath Tokyo Read More
Soaring above Midtown Manhattan, 111 West 57th Street—better known as the Steinway Tower—is more than just a luxury residence. It’s a marvel of modern architecture, engineering, and historic preservation. Completed …
111 West 57th Street: The World’s Most Slender Skyscraper Read More
Power in Spain and Portugal has been mostly restored after a mass blackout paralysed most of the Iberian Peninsula. Just over 92 per cent of Spain’s power is back, REE, …
More than 90 per cent of Spain’s power restored Read More
A groundbreaking discovery from researchers at The City University of New York (CUNY) could dramatically change the future of protective materials. Scientists have developed an extraordinary substance called diamene, an …
The Ultra-Thin Material That Becomes Harder Than Diamond Under Pressure Read More
This map shows a comparison between the number of prisons/jails and the number of colleges (institutions where you can earn a bachelor’s degree or above) in each state of the United …
Prisons/Jails vs Colleges By US State Read More
US vehicle safety watchdog investigating Tesla crash that killed 2 in Florida. The US federal vehicle auto watchdog dispatched investigators to probe yet another Tesla crash — this time one along Interstate …
California couple dies after Tesla crashes into truck at rest stop: Autopilot suspected, NHTSA investigates. Read More