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Dubai is pushing the boundaries of infrastructure with its ambitious $35 billion Al Maktoum International Airport projec...
27/09/2025

Dubai is pushing the boundaries of infrastructure with its ambitious $35 billion Al Maktoum International Airport project, set to become the largest airport in the world. Designed with 400 gates and five parallel runways, the mega-hub will redefine global air travel capacity and efficiency. Once complete, it is expected to handle hundreds of millions of passengers annually, reinforcing Dubai’s position as a leading aviation and logistics powerhouse.

🚧🇧🇷 Brazil Is Paving the Future—With Sugarcane! 🌱🛣️In a groundbreaking step for green infrastructure, Brazil is transfor...
27/09/2025

🚧🇧🇷 Brazil Is Paving the Future—With Sugarcane! 🌱🛣️

In a groundbreaking step for green infrastructure, Brazil is transforming sugarcane bagasse—the fibrous waste left after juice extraction—into a powerful ingredient for building tougher, longer-lasting, and more eco-friendly roads.

🌾 The sugarcane residue, once a disposal problem, is now being mixed into asphalt and concrete to reduce cracks, increase flexibility, and withstand extreme weather.

🌍 It’s a win for the environment, the economy, and the future of sustainable construction.

With the world watching, Brazil proves that even waste can pave the way forward. 💚

India🇮🇳 become 5th country to have train based missile launchers
26/09/2025

India🇮🇳 become 5th country to have train based missile launchers

A Chinese tech firm, Safmax, has unveiled a revolutionary nano-membrane fabric capable of withstanding extreme heat up t...
26/09/2025

A Chinese tech firm, Safmax, has unveiled a revolutionary nano-membrane fabric capable of withstanding extreme heat up to 2,192°F (1,200°C) without melting, shrinking, or deforming.

Unveiled at the China Public Security Tech Expo, this cutting-edge material is not only fire-resistant but also waterproof, windproof, and breathable. Despite its durability, it can be applied to fabrics as thin as a strand just 1% the width of human hair.

The innovation is designed for firefighting suits, emergency blankets, and battery fire protection, offering a more reliable and lightweight alternative to traditional flame-retardant cotton and bulky multilayer gear.

Safmax describes it as a next-generation shield against fire hazards, setting a new benchmark for safety textiles.

For decades, scientists have imagined a transparent metal — strong like aluminum, but see-through like glass. Recently, ...
26/09/2025

For decades, scientists have imagined a transparent metal — strong like aluminum, but see-through like glass. Recently, researchers achieved this breakthrough by creating a form of transparent aluminum oxide, processed without lasers or harmful chemicals.

This material retains the durability, lightweight, and resistance of aluminum while transmitting visible light. Unlike traditional glass, it can withstand higher impacts, extreme temperatures, and even radiation, making it ideal for use in cars, smartphones, and even spacecraft shielding.

Military and aerospace industries are especially interested, since transparent aluminum could replace bulletproof glass with something lighter and stronger. Smartphones could also benefit from unbreakable transparent casings.

Though still in its early production phase, this discovery paves the way for next-generation devices and vehicles built with a material that merges strength and clarity — something science fiction once only dreamed of.

China has successfully tested the world’s first megawatt-level airborne wind turbine, marking a major leap in high-altit...
26/09/2025

China has successfully tested the world’s first megawatt-level airborne wind turbine, marking a major leap in high-altitude renewable energy. According to South China Morning Post, the system, called S1500, was developed by Beijing SAWES Energy Technology Company in collaboration with Tsinghua University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

It resembles a large airship and uses a helium-filled aerostat to lift power-generating equipment to altitudes of up to 1,500 meters, where winds are stronger and more consistent than near the ground.

The S1500 turbine measures 60 meters long, 40 meters wide, and 40 meters high, and contains 12 generator units, each producing 100 kilowatts, for a total output of 1 megawatt, equivalent to a traditional 100-meter-high ground turbine. It transmits electricity to the ground via tethered cables and is designed to operate in remote areas like deserts, islands, and mining zones.

Hidden World Discovered Deep Beneath the Earth’s SurfaceImagine standing at the edge of a massive sinkhole only to disco...
25/09/2025

Hidden World Discovered Deep Beneath the Earth’s Surface

Imagine standing at the edge of a massive sinkhole only to discover an entire untouched forest thriving at the bottom. That’s exactly what scientists recently found in China, a giant sinkhole that holds a lush, ancient forest ecosystem hidden from the outside world. This breathtaking discovery feels like stepping into a real-life version of “Journey to the Center of the Earth.”

The sinkhole is over 630 feet deep, and its unique shape allows enough sunlight to filter through to sustain tall trees, some reaching nearly 130 feet high. Scientists believe this forest may host plant species that have never been seen before, potentially offering clues about evolution, climate resilience, and even new medicines hidden within its biodiversity.

This discovery isn’t just a curiosity. It challenges what we thought we knew about ecosystems and reminds us how much of our planet remains unexplored. Imagine what scientists might learn about how these plants adapted to live undisturbed for centuries, shielded from pollution and human interference. Their unique biology could help researchers develop new methods for environmental restoration, reforestation, or even combating the effects of climate change.

Such hidden forests show us that Earth still has secrets waiting to be uncovered, and each discovery can teach us something about how life endures in the most unexpected places.

As scientists continue to explore this remarkable sinkhole, we can look forward to discoveries that might reshape our understanding of life on Earth and inspire us to protect what remains of our planet’s untouched wilderness.

A 13-year-old Afghan boy from Kunduz hid inside the landing gear of a Kam Air flight from Kabul to Delhi. He survived th...
25/09/2025

A 13-year-old Afghan boy from Kunduz hid inside the landing gear of a Kam Air flight from Kabul to Delhi. He survived the 2-hour journey and was caught wandering near the aircraft at IGI Airport. The boy said he did it “out of curiosity.” Authorities checked the plane, found it safe, and deported him back to Afghanistan the same day.

⛴️👇Cargo ships have engines of approximately 80,000 horsepower, can travel long distances at speeds of 24–25 knots (abou...
24/09/2025

⛴️👇Cargo ships have engines of approximately 80,000 horsepower, can travel long distances at speeds of 24–25 knots (about 45 km/h), pulling up to 200,000 tons, and can safely carry 5,000–10,000 tons of cargo per day.

UK researchers have developed a revolutionary graphene-based membrane that can turn seawater into safe drinking water al...
24/09/2025

UK researchers have developed a revolutionary graphene-based membrane that can turn seawater into safe drinking water almost instantly.

By filtering out salts and impurities at the molecular level, this technology delivers a rapid, energy-efficient answer to global water shortages.

It holds huge potential for communities with scarce freshwater supplies and could cut dependence on expensive, energy-heavy desalination systems.

The Sun is older than Earth but ....The water on Earth is older than Sun.The Sun, at about 4.6 billion years old predate...
24/09/2025

The Sun is older than Earth but ....
The water on Earth is older than Sun.

The Sun, at about 4.6 billion years old predates the Earth by roughly 60 million years. It formed first from the collapse of a vast cloud of gas and dust and from the leftover material, the planets including Earth gradually came into existence. Yet the water that flows across Earth today carries an even older legacy. Studies of hydrogen isotopes show that much of Earth’s water likely originated in interstellar space trapped in icy grains within molecular clouds billions of years before the Sun ignited. This means that the molecules of water we drink, the oceans that cover our planet and even the ice at the poles trace their origins to ancient cosmic chemistry predating our star. In this sense, water on Earth is a time capsule holding within it a story that began long before the Sun’s first light.

Indian 🇮🇳 scientists have created Liquid Nanoclay, a breakthrough that can turn desert sand into fertile farmland within...
23/09/2025

Indian 🇮🇳 scientists have created Liquid Nanoclay, a breakthrough that can turn desert sand into fertile farmland within hours. 🌍✨ By binding clay to sand grains, it helps soil hold water and nutrients, boosting crop yields while reducing water use by nearly 50%. A game-changer in the fight against food insecurity and climate change! 🌱💧

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