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Man Throws Coins Into Jet Engine “For Good Luck”, Grounds Entire Flight

Man Throws Coins Into Jet Engine “For Good Luck”, Grounds Entire Flight

Subject: Technology

Building huge jets is a precise science, and requires no more precision than an engine. A spinning system of extreme temperatures and pressures, in which turbine blades are built to withstand incredible conditions – but…

Lockdown Reduced Pollution In India, Slowing The Melt Of Himalayan Snow

Lockdown Reduced Pollution In India, Slowing The Melt Of Himalayan Snow

Subject: Environmental Science

In an interconnected world the effects of the virus are found in all sorts of unexpected places. Apparently the depth the snow falling on a Himalayan. Nearly two billion people worldwide depend on molten water…

Climate Scientists: Concept of Net Zero Is a Dangerous Trap

Climate Scientists: Concept of Net Zero Is a Dangerous Trap

Subject: Environmental Science

Sometimes perception comes in a blind flash. Obscure outlines come down in shape and suddenly it all becomes meaning. Beneath such manifestations is usually a much slower process. Doubt grows behind the mind. The feeling…

Breaking: Mars Helicopter Is Now A Fully Operational Partner Of Perseverance

Breaking: Mars Helicopter Is Now A Fully Operational Partner Of Perseverance

Subject: Astronomy

With three flights under its belt, NASA’s curiosity has now ended the episode of its technology show. The mission team and NASA have been so impressed with its success so far that the mission is…

Astronaut Michael Collins On His Time Spent Entirely Alone, Hundreds Of Thousands Of Miles From Earth

Astronaut Michael Collins On His Time Spent Entirely Alone, Hundreds Of Thousands Of Miles From Earth

Subject: Astronomy

Astronaut Michael Collins spends his time perfectly alone, thousands of miles from Earth. As he did, all communication with the earth cut off, blocked by the moon, completely isolating him from humanity and thousands of…

Are Vertical Turbines The Future For Wind Farms?

Are Vertical Turbines The Future For Wind Farms?

Subject: Technology

Wind turbines whose axes are directed evenly upwards increase the output of people around them, a new study has found. The study makes a case for building wind farms in this way without using conventional…

Almost All Global Glaciers Are Losing Mass and the Loss Is Accelerating

Almost All Global Glaciers Are Losing Mass and the Loss Is Accelerating

Subject: Environmental Science

New research has found that global glacier retreat has accelerated over the past two decades. Although their contraction has been evident for some time, this new work published in Nature shows that this decline has…

A New Optical-based Hydrogen Sensor is more Perceptive to Eliminate Risk of Sparking

A New Optical-based Hydrogen Sensor is more Perceptive to Eliminate Risk of Sparking

Subject: Technology

Hydrogen, as a clean, renewable alternative to fossil fuels, is an essential component of a sustainable energy future, and it is already here. However, lingering concerns about flammability have limited the widespread use of hydrogen…

The second shot is kicking in

The second shot is kicking in

Hello, and equity, welcome back to the capital-centric podcast of TechCrunch’s initiative, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. First and foremost, Equity was nominated for the Web for “Best Technology Podcast”! Drop everything and…

What private tech companies should consider before going public via a SPAC

What private tech companies should consider before going public via a SPAC

Subject: Technology

According to CNN, the red-hot market has “stopped” for special-purpose acquisitions or SPACs. With the market for SPAC growing in the last six months, everyone seemed to be getting into the game, from Shaquille O’Neill to…

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