Satellite Constellations: A Growing Threat to Radio Astronomy
As the race to provide global satellite internet intensifies, astronomers are raising urgent concerns about the unintended consequences of populating Earth’s orbit with thousands of...
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Update
An attempt to utilize an extendable robot for the extraction of a fragment of melted fuel from the damaged Unit 2 reactor at Japan’s Fukushima...
How Wi-Fi and Mobile Phones Make Some Bacteria More Resistant to Antibiotics
Several studies years apart in peer reviewed journals found something intriguing and disturbing, namely, exposure to non-ionizing radiation, such as that emitted by Wi-Fi and...
Sustainable Aviation: Developing Zero-Emission Aircraft
As the global aviation industry strives to meet increasing demand while addressing climate change, the development of zero-emission aircraft is becoming a critical focus. With...
If the Ozone Hole Grows, Humans May Perish. Here is a Plan.
The ozone layer, situated in the stratosphere approximately 15-35 km (9-22 miles) above Earth’s surface, serves as a crucial shield against harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation...
Milestone in Fossil Fuel-Free Steel
Sweden’s SSAB has made a groundbreaking advancement in sustainable manufacturing by producing fossil fuel-free steel, marking a significant step towards reducing carbon emissions in the...
Air Pollution Linked to 1.85 Million Deaths in China
Air pollution is a significant issue in China, with particulate matter (PM) being a major contributor to health problems. In 2019, the Global Burden...
Cutting Four Pollutants Would Slow Sea Level Rise
We have known for over a decade that cutting four specific atmospheric heat-trapping pollutants can slow sea level rise. According to common scientific views...
Massive Amounts of Charcoal Enter Worlds’ Oceans
Massive amounts of charcoal enter the world’s oceans, with an estimated 25 million tons of dissolved charcoal being transported from land to the sea each...
What EMF Frequency Does Water Most Block?
Water is known to block or attenuate electromagnetic frequencies (EMF) in the radio wave range, particularly at certain wavelengths. Water molecules strongly absorb frequencies in...