Business
Travel Industry Must Fix “Trust Gaps” as it Restarts
When consumers around the world are planning to travel again, a new survey of 10 countries found that the industry must regain their confidence by…
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Technology
Supersonic Flights are Set to Return – Here’s how they can Succeed where Concorde Failed
United Airlines has announced that it will purchase 50 Boom Overture supersonic jets for commercial use by 2029, heading back to supersonic passenger aircraft almost…
Technology
Sounding Off: The Complexities of Autonomous Vehicles won’t Go Away Just Yet
Every Friday, FocusWare separates and debates the trends or new developments in that industry by FocusWire that week. Anyone in the sector is working somewhat…
Business
Sounding Off: Cruise can Take Some Tentative Steps into a Digital World
Expedia’s ambition is a higher one. Cruises are always hard to sell online because of all the moving parts of the meal plan and shore…
Astronomy
Astronomers used Largest Sample of Galaxies observed ever to Create Map of Galaxy
The Dark Energy Survey collaboration, which includes over 400 scientists from 25 institutions, including UArizona, has completed the universe’s largest-ever map. The data, which detail…
Chemistry
Material Scientists Developed 6G Technologies – Next-generation Communications Devices
Material scientists created a fast method for producing epsilon iron oxide and demonstrated its potential for next-generation communications devices. Its exceptional magnetic properties make it…
Physics
Magnetic Phase Transition with Transforming a Layered Ferromagnet for Future Electronics
The ability to control magnetism (or spin directions) with an electric voltage is critical for developing future, low-energy, high-speed nano-electronic and spintronic devices such as…
Biology
Carl Sagan’s Secret Essay on why he Enjoyed Using Marijuana
Beyond his scientific work, Carl Sagan is best known for his books and documentaries that explore the place of the universe and humanity in poetry.…
Biology
3,000-Year-Old Remains to Show the Oldest Known Shark Attack Victim Met a Grisly End
The remains of a man who suffered horrific consequences in the jaws of a shark have been discovered at the Susuko site near Japan’s Seto…
Biology
Catastrophic Comet Strike Likely Sparked Dawn of Civilization, Say Researchers
Why civilization? What is the reason for creating human society? Could it have been different? According to a new study published in the journal Earth-Science…
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