Page 30 - Interesting Engineering News Today

China has officially approved commissioning the "Thorium Molten Salt Reactor - Liquid Fuel 1" (TMSR-LF1), a significant achievement in their pursuit of clean and efficient nuclear energy.

New evidence shows a clearer picture of how human ancestors migrated to Southeast Asia some 86,000 years ago.

HotSat-1 is devised to have the resolution to measure heat output from any building on the planet. A startup based in London named Satellite Vu launched a new satellite that is believed as the world's first thermometer in the sky to help tackle climate change's effects on the globe.

The potential for pollinating artificially may help solve the effects of the declining bee population.

The country has been exploring the deep Earth for many years.

Linda Yaccarino has stepped into the role of CEO at Twitter, succeeding Elon Musk who claims he will now concentrate his efforts on Tesla and his other entrepreneurial pursuits while his woke CEO attempts to fix Twitter's ads business.

Here's how electricity and magnetism combine to power high-velocity railguns that were for a while coveted by the U.S. Navy.

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The alleged Russian spy whale, Hvaldimir, appeared again. Is it still wearing cameras or other spying equipment?

Air New Zealand's latest data collection initiative will ask passengers to step on weighing scales! Will you allow the airline to see your weight?