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Australian Solar Startup Prints Panels for 4B Roofs
Innovation2h ago

Australian Solar Startup Prints Panels for 4B Roofs

A Newcastle company just received $1.5 million to scale up solar panels so light they can cover billions of square metres of roofs that regular panels would crush. These printed panels cost under $10 per square metre and weigh less than a can of soda.

PV Magazine2 min read
Dim Indoor Lighting May Trigger Nearsightedness Epidemic
Health & Wellness8h ago

Dim Indoor Lighting May Trigger Nearsightedness Epidemic

Scientists discovered that dim lighting during close-up activities like reading or using phones might be fueling the global myopia crisis. The simple fix? Brighter indoor spaces could help protect eyes naturally.

Fox News Health2 min read
Six Planets Align This Week in Rare Sky Show
Planet Wins8h ago

Six Planets Align This Week in Rare Sky Show

A stunning planetary parade is lighting up evening skies this week, bringing six planets into view at once. With just an hour after sunset and a clear view of the horizon, stargazers can witness this rare cosmic alignment.

Space.com2 min read
Zimbabwe's Bennett Smashes 97 in Historic T20 Milestone
Sports8h ago

Zimbabwe's Bennett Smashes 97 in Historic T20 Milestone

At just 22, Brian Bennett blazed through India's bowling lineup with an electrifying 97-run performance, showcasing Zimbabwe's rising cricket talent on the world stage. His incredible knock marked a personal best and highlighted his country's first-ever Super 8 appearance at the T20 World Cup.

The Hindu2 min read
India's President Murmu Co-Pilots Combat Helicopter
Community Heroes8h ago

India's President Murmu Co-Pilots Combat Helicopter

President Droupadi Murmu made history by co-piloting India's indigenous light combat helicopter, the Prachand, showcasing bold leadership and the nation's growing defense capabilities. The moment highlights both women's advancement in traditionally male-dominated fields and India's self-reliance in military technology.

The Hindu2 min read
Solar Battery Stores Sunlight for Days, Releases Hydrogen
Innovation8h ago

Solar Battery Stores Sunlight for Days, Releases Hydrogen

Scientists created a "solar battery" that stores sunlight for days and converts it into clean hydrogen fuel on demand, even in complete darkness. This breakthrough could transform how we power energy-intensive industries with renewable energy.

Phys.org - Technology3 min read
Lehman Wins First Basketball Title in 20 Years
Sports8h ago

Lehman Wins First Basketball Title in 20 Years

After two decades of waiting, Lehman College's men's basketball team dominated their championship game 101-56, earning their first conference title since 2004. The Lightning's 15-game winning streak carried them to the NCAA Division III tournament.

Google News - Championship Win2 min read
Plane and Satellite Connect via Laser from 36,000 km Up
Innovation14h ago

Plane and Satellite Connect via Laser from 36,000 km Up

Dutch scientists just beamed gigabit internet between a flying plane and a satellite 36,000 kilometers away using only laser light. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we stay connected on flights and in remote areas worldwide.

Google News - Netherlands Technology3 min read
Scientists Pack More Data Into Single Photons
Innovation14h ago

Scientists Pack More Data Into Single Photons

Physicists have learned to shape light at the quantum level, cramming far more information into individual photons and opening doors to ultra-secure communication networks. The breakthrough transforms quantum technology from theory into tools we can actually use.

Science Daily3 min read
Heart of Milky Way Revealed in Stunning New Detail
Innovation14h ago

Heart of Milky Way Revealed in Stunning New Detail

Astronomers captured the largest image ever taken of our galaxy's chaotic center, revealing 650 light-years of swirling gas, dust, and star-forming clouds in breathtaking detail. The discovery offers clues to how galaxies like ours were born.

Scientific American2 min read
Scientist Invents Invisible Glass in 1938 Breakthrough
Innovation14h ago

Scientist Invents Invisible Glass in 1938 Breakthrough

Katharine Burr Blodgett created nonreflecting glass in 1938, transforming everything from eyeglasses to cameras. The woman who worked alongside a Nobel Prize winner finally stepped into the spotlight with a discovery that still shapes our world today.

Scientific American2 min read
UK Court Greenlights Challenge to Family Reunion Ban
Global News19h ago

UK Court Greenlights Challenge to Family Reunion Ban

A charity won the right to challenge a policy that's kept refugee families apart since September. The case could reunite thousands of parents and children separated by conflict and distance.

Google: reunion family2 min read
Dutch Wind Farm Turns Green Energy Into Laser Light Show
Planet Wins20h ago

Dutch Wind Farm Turns Green Energy Into Laser Light Show

Wind turbines in the Netherlands now paint the night sky with synchronized green laser beams, transforming renewable energy into mesmerizing art. Artist Daan Roosegaarde created "Windlicht" to help people fall in love with clean energy.

Google News - Wind Energy2 min read
Africa Solar Boom: Record 2025 Powers New Energy Future
Planet Wins20h ago

Africa Solar Boom: Record 2025 Powers New Energy Future

After years of lagging behind, Africa just hit a solar power milestone that's lighting up the continent and offering hope to millions without reliable electricity. Record solar installations in 2025 are transforming how Africa powers its future.

Google News - Renewable Energy Breakthrough3 min read
India Airlines Give Passengers 48-Hour Free Cancellation
Solutions1d ago

India Airlines Give Passengers 48-Hour Free Cancellation

Indian air travelers just got a major win: cancel or change your flight free within 48 hours of booking. The new rules also protect passengers facing medical emergencies and speed up refunds.

Indian Express3 min read
Scientists Turn Roadkill Into Research Goldmine
Innovation1d ago

Scientists Turn Roadkill Into Research Goldmine

Researchers have discovered over 300 ways to use roadkill for scientific breakthroughs, from tracking invasive species to discovering new animals. This ethical approach transforms tragedy into progress while highlighting the need to protect wildlife.

Scientific American3 min read
Michigan Report: Immigrants Key to Economic Growth
Solutions1d ago

Michigan Report: Immigrants Key to Economic Growth

A new report shows how immigrants are filling critical labor gaps and driving economic growth in Michigan, offering a roadmap to reverse the state's population decline. The findings highlight real solutions to workforce shortages affecting healthcare, manufacturing, and beyond.

Google: economic growth report3 min read
Texas Company Sets World Record Installing 70 Solar Lights
Planet Wins1d ago

Texas Company Sets World Record Installing 70 Solar Lights

A lighting company installed 70 solar streetlights across 3.1 miles of Texas roads in just over 10 hours, earning a Guinness World Record. The breakthrough proves cities can ditch expensive grid connections and light up streets in a single day.

Google News - Solar Power Record2 min read
Scientists Solve Shoe Squeak Mystery With Tiny Lightning
Innovation1d ago

Scientists Solve Shoe Squeak Mystery With Tiny Lightning

Researchers have finally figured out why sneakers squeak on basketball courts, and the answer involves miniature lightning bolts and supersonic rubber waves. The discovery could help us better understand earthquakes and design safer, grippier surfaces.

Live Science2 min read
Scotland Fans Get FIFA Green Light for Traditional Kilts
Sports1d ago

Scotland Fans Get FIFA Green Light for Traditional Kilts

Scottish football supporters can wear their full traditional kilts, including sporrans, at the 2026 World Cup after FIFA agreed to make an exception to stadium security rules. The decision ensures the famous Tartan Army can celebrate their first World Cup appearance in 28 years with their heritage intact.

Japan Today2 min read

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