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The Google search engine is one of the most popular tools on the Internet, making life easier for millions of users around the world. Google introduces several hidden features to change the
Xiaomi will launch the Redmi 12 in the Indian market soon. But before the official announcement, the company released another teaser to showcase one of its upcoming color options. Redmi 12 will
Satellites often open up new perspectives at launch. Sometimes because of their placement, sometimes because of their equipment. A new satellite created by a consortium of European companies and agencies now offers
In a new study, researchers have found that rescue efforts for critically endangered elkhorn coral species depend largely on the animal’s location, microbiome, and the right conditions to provide ample food. Their
A publication of preliminary results from the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) on Arctic climate change appears in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. The CRC Transregio, led by meteorologist Professor Manfred
A new study suggests that craters on Mars may have formed when the Red Planet tilted violently, causing drastic climate changes that caused water to flow down slopes and carve craters. In
Scientists have developed a method for generating unique anti-counterfeiting QR codes using micrometer-sized spherical cholesteric liquid crystals (CLCs), paving the way for more secure, non-repeatable QR codes. Revolutionary anti-counterfeiting: QR codes based
This July, NASA will launch four batches of six-unit (6U) CubeSats into Earth orbit to test whether they can work together on their own independent of real-time updates from flight control. While
The tomb of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun was discovered and studied in 1922. Although a century has passed, the tomb and its contents continue to bring new surprises to modern science. One of
Edwin Hubble’s observations of distant galaxies in the 1920s led to the revolutionary conclusion that our universe is expanding. But only in 1998, scientists studying Type Ia supernovae made a striking discovery.
