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Internet infrastructure beneath major cities could become completely submerged by 2033 as sea levels rise
Rising sea levels could soon spell disaster for the thousands of miles of internet infrastructure that lays buried beneath major coastal cities. A worrying new
Being rich and successful really IS in your DNA
Success could be in your DNA, according to a new study. Scientists have found social mobility is partially written into our genes, which can make
The 2026 mission to bring Martian soil samples to Earth
NASA and ESA are teaming up to bring a piece of Mars back to Earth – and have awarded the first contracts for the groundbreaking mission.
World’s largest mobile phone factory set to open in India
Samsung Electronics Co. opened the world’s largest mobile phone factory in India, in a win for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s flagship program to lure investors to
Humans are causing animals and plants to go extinct 1,000 times FASTER
When Sudan the white rhino was put down by his carers earlier this year, it confirmed the extinction of one of the savannah’s most iconic
Russia is building $320 million icebreakers to carve new arctic routes
Until factories open on the moon or Mars, there’s no less hospitable an industrial workplace than Yamal LNG, a $27 billion liquid natural gas plant
Bananas are on the brink of EXTINCTION
Bananas are facing potential extinction, researchers have cautioned, as a deadly tropical disease sweeps across crops worldwide. Known as Panama disease, or Fusarium oxysporum f.sp.
Lions eat ‘rhino poachers’ on South African game reserve
At least two suspected rhino poachers have been mauled to death and eaten by lions on a South African game reserve, officials say. Rangers discovered
Chinese firm mass produces driverless minibus
China’s internet giant Baidu has started mass producing the country’s first autonomous minibus as the company prepares to roll them out in tourist spots and
Scientists create ‘test-tube rhino’ in hopes of saving dying species
Scientists have used in-vitro fertilization techniques to develop hybrid rhino embryos — “test-tube rhinos” — which could help save the endangered northern white rhinoceros species,
