Evolution, ethnography, epidemic: this It is the soup that Dengue boyA new brilliant and brilliant novel by Argentine author Michel Nieva, emerges. The homonymous dengue boy is a mosquito hybrid -human that could be an experiment, a genetic mutant or the result of some terrible corporate crime. It could be all three at the same […]
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in his first Since day one in office, President Trump has signed a series of executive orders that will put the United States on a radically different environmental path than the Biden administration. The executive orders and memos take the first steps toward fulfilling many of the promises Trump made during the campaign: withdrawing the
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A new maya The city, lost for centuries in the dense jungle of southern Mexico, has been discovered from a doctoral student’s computer hundreds of kilometers away. This is the story of how he did it. The settlement, called Valeriana after a nearby freshwater lagoon, has all the hallmarks of a classic Mayan political capital:
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David Stuckenberg, co-founder and COO of Genesis Systems, explains that WaterCube uses proprietary liquid and solid sorbents (materials that absorb water) that essentially “form a handshake with water in the air.” The machine then heats these materials to extract the water. Atmospheric water generators typically require a substantial amount of energy to operate, but Stuckenberg
What worried Andrew Farrell most was the terrifying prospect of the historic windmill one day being struck by lightning. A bolt five times hotter than the surface of the sun would instantly turn the moisture in one of the windmill’s beams into steam, causing it to explode. What if a raging fire then engulfed the
