Gaza’s young graduates face sky-high unemployment as Israel’s war devastates job market.
Why US Once Exploded A Large Nuclear Bomb In Space
The US carried out the Starfish Prime test by detonating a 1.4-megaton thermonuclear bomb about 400 kilometres above Earth.
I tested my Fitbit Air against an ‘EKG-accurate’ heart rate monitor – the results surprised me
Accuracy is the name of the health tracker game, so I put Google’s latest device to the test.
Rs 4.3 Lakh For Info: How Italian Spies Sold NATO Secrets To Russia
The 59-year-old retired spy received Euro 4,000 in cash, the agreed-upon price for each highly classified piece of information, after every exchange.
Nigel Farage’s Election Gamble Backfires. He Will Now Fight A ‘Garbage Can’
Nigel Farage resigned as the member of parliament for Clacton-on-Sea in southeast England on Tuesday amid growing controversy over alleged undeclared financial donations.
‘HalluSquatting’ Turns AI Hallucinations Into Botnet Delivery Mechanism
Researchers demonstrate adversarial hallucination squatting against popular AI assistants to achieve remote code execution.
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This tiny mouse survives 7,000 metres on volcanoe where no mammal can stay alive: Scientists are investigating one of nature’s greatest mysteries
The Andean leaf-eared mouse thrives at extreme altitudes, a feat previously thought impossible for mammals. This tiny rodent lives above 6,700 meters, enduring thin oxygen and brutal cold. Researchers found highland mice possess superior heat generatio…
Police officer hurt amid violent disorder in London after France beat Morocco
Four arrests after Edgware Road incidents, say policeTeenager dies in France while celebrating team’s winA police officer has been hurt and several people were arrested after disorder in London on Thursday night in the wake of France beating Morocco 2-…
Spain wildfire roars through village leaving 11 dead and 19 missing
About 400 firefighters and troops battled the inferno northeast of Almeria, which witnesses said may have been sparked by a fallen power line that set scrubland on fire.
Engineering Students In Italy Build 65-Foot Paper Plane, Set World Record
They said they were students who believed that, with the right approach, even a piece of paper could become real engineering.