Cockroaches in uniform: Germany’s warfare plan gets full sci-fi; Bio-Robots and AI in Focus

German defence innovation is taking a creepy crawly turn with cyborg cockroaches now part of the battlefield blueprint. As Europe boosts military spending in the wake of the Ukraine war, Germany is pacing its bets on start-ups and artificial intelligence to modernize its arsenal. One standout innovation? living insects turned into surveillance bots. Developed by…

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27 million tons of nanoplastics found in the North Atlantic Ocean, capable of devastating marine life and penetrating the human body |

A study by the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) and Utrecht University has revealed that the North Atlantic Ocean contains approximately 27 million tons of nanoplastics — microscopic plastic particles smaller than one micrometer. These tiny plastics, invisible to the naked eye, pose serious threats not only to marine ecosystems but also to…

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Jeff Bezos could sideline Elon Musk for $175 billion Golden Dome project: Why Donald Trump is looking for alternatives to SpaceX |

The Trump administration is actively seeking alternatives to Elon Musk‘s SpaceX for the ambitious Golden Dome missile defence system, a project envisioned to cost around $175 billion. This shift is largely driven by a deteriorating relationship between former President Trump and Musk, culminating in a public fallout in June. While SpaceX was initially a top…

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Study reveals how 5,000-year-old Stonehenge’s giant blocks were moved using human hands and primitive tools |

A new scientific study has added weight to a long-held belief that the builders of Stonehenge, the iconic 5,000-year-old monument in southern England, transported its massive stones using only human effort and rudimentary tools. By analyzing a mysterious fragment known as the Newall Boulder, archaeologists have dismissed the theory that glaciers carried these stones to…

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Plastic-eating fungi could help clean up oceans, say scientists |

A surprising discovery by German researchers has identified fungi capable of breaking down synthetic plastics, potentially offering a natural solution to one of the planet’s biggest environmental threats. These plastic-eating fungi, found in freshwater habitats, can survive by feeding solely on certain types of plastic. While not a cure-all, scientists believe this could be a…

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