Starlink satellite endangered when ‘City Killer’ hits asteroid moon
by Starlink satellites are at risk when a “city murderer” fasteroid fell against the moon, experts warned. The European Space Agency said in January that the …
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Google could change dramatically after the supervisory authorities point out that users do not have enough selection
Techlayoff (EPA) Google could have to make dramatic changes to its search engine, warned the British competitive regulation. The company may have too much control …
Glass bottles can contain more microplastics than plastic, warn scientists
Drinks that are sold in glass bottles such as soda, wine or beer can contain more microplastic particles than those in plastic, a surprising new …
China reveals mosquito size drone
At first glance, the tiny object – hardly as large as a human fingernail – looks like a toy. It resembles a mosquito, it has …
New medication that can be treated once a month a month, scientists say scientists say
A new experimental medication that is to be taken only once a month could lead to “significant weight loss” within a year and help to …
Gender not the main factor in attacks on the Egyptian woman Pharaoh: Study
She was one of the most successful rulers of Egypt, a rare female pharaoh that was preceded by Cleopatra at 1,500 years, but Queen Hatshepsut’s …
Killer whales saw each other with seatang care
Killer whales were caught on video, the seaweed stopped to rub and maintain each other. People are far from being the only member of the …
Scheme to give heating engineers free heat pumps’ trust in technology
An attempt that offers the heating engineers a free heat pump for their own houses is intended to roll out thousands of people after increasing …
The largest digital camera that has ever been built publishes breathtaking pictures of the universe
The most powerful digital camera ever built has published its first pictures of the universe. Beautiful galaxies shine in the pictures that show a huge …
Orcas observed that seagull tools were “massaging each other”.
Orcas, also known as a killer whales, were documented using seacases to scratch each other’s back, according to a new study. The researchers observed the …