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Facebook’s ‘war room’ revealed
Facebook has revealed a physical ‘war room’ at its California headquarters as part of its efforts to tackle election interference tactics. In September, in the
China reveals plan to launch an ‘artificial moon’ to light up city skies in 2020
A city in China is planning to launch an ‘artificial moon’ that will light up the skies as far as 50 miles around. The so-called illumination satellite
Length of ring and index fingers ‘linked to sexuality’
Women whose left index and ring fingers are different lengths are more likely to be lesbians, a study suggests. Scientists measured the fingers of 18
Meet the 19-year-old tech genius coding at Ethiopia’s first AI lab
At 19-years-old, Betelhem Dessie is perhaps the youngest pioneer in Ethiopia’s fast emerging tech scene, sometimes referred to as ‘Sheba Valley’. Dessie is coordinating a
Time running short before climate change effects are ‘irreversible’- Scientists warn
Global temperatures could reach an irreversible tipping point in just 12 years if the world doesn’t act dramatically to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide
World’s first test tube lion cubs Victor and Isabel are ‘healthy and normal’
The world’s first test tube lion cubs are ‘healthy and normal’ five weeks after they were born in South Africa, raising hopes that other big cats
Which cities will sink into the sea first? Maybe not the ones you expect
Better scientific understanding of global warming makes the discussion about its geopolitical consequences increasingly urgent. Put simply, there are going to be winners and losers:
China now boasts more than 800 million internet users
China’s internet population just passed a major milestone. According to the Chinese government, 802 million people are now actively using the internet, 57.7 percent of the population. The
Apple patents shape changing car seat able to ‘hug’ drivers as to keep them safe in case of an accident
Apple has filed a patent that sheds new light on its rumored car plans. The iPhone maker filed a document Tuesday titled ‘Haptic feedback for dynamic seating
Honeybees kill invading hornets by forming kamikaze ‘hot defensive balls’
Honeybees that form kamikaze-style ‘hot defensive balls’ to protect the hive against intruding hornets shorten their lifespan during the process. When honeybee hives are under attack,
