Scientists are using satellites to reveal which bridges around the world may be at risk of failure — and how to catch problems before disaster strikes.
- Adding satellite monitoring to bridge inspections reduces the number of structures labeled…
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Satellites are exposing weak bridges in America and around the world
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What happened when a solar superstorm hit Mars?
In May 2024, a hyperactive sunspot region blasted an X2.9 flare. When the solar superstorm hit Mars, it resulted in a large amount of material spewing outward (to the left in this image), then pummeling both Earth and Mars. New research shows… Continue Reading
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Pakistan mulls energy conservation measures as oil prices rise, Middle East conflict intensifies – Arab News
- Pakistan mulls energy conservation measures as oil prices rise, Middle East conflict intensifies Arab News
- Three petrol shipments expected on Monday: petroleum minister Dawn
- Fuel price hike triggers surge in food prices The Express Tribune
- ‘Large…
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Iran attacks breach international law, Swiss Defence Minister says – Reuters
- Iran attacks breach international law, Swiss Defence Minister says Reuters
- REGION: DEATH OF THE ‘RULES-BASED ORDER’ Dawn
- Iran’s UN envoy says 1,332 Iranian civilians killed in war Arab News
- UN chief slams ‘unlawful attacks’, says Middle…
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Scientists discover hidden brain cells that may stop Alzheimer’s tau buildup
The accumulation of tau protein in the brain is a defining feature of Alzheimer’s disease. In a study published March 5 in the Cell Press journal Cell Press Blue, researchers describe a newly identified biological process that may help explain…
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A singing circle at Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw offers support for people with dementia
AMSTERDAM — Megan Worthy still recalls singing in a choir in the Australian capital, Canberra, as she was growing up.
Now, as a rare form of early-onset dementia chips away at her vision and other brain functions, the 58-year-old is transported…
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I’ve been a Mario fan for 30 years — here’s every Mario game you can play on the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 to celebrate Mario Day 2026
Mario Day 2026 is here, and that means if you needed an excuse to celebrate everyone’s favorite Italian plumber, you’ve got it.
The Nintendo Switch launched nine years ago (feeling old yet?). With nearly a decade under its belt, there are plenty…
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Singing the news: the story of Italy’s last ‘cantastorie’ – still performing in his 90s | Music
When Franco Trincale was a barber boy, he used to sing Sicilian songs in breaks between customers, his boss strumming the guitar.
Back then, he could never have imagined that he would grow up to become Italy’s last great cantastorie, a now dying…
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