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Wesley So now an official US citizen, Ogie Diaz and netizens react LionhearTV 3/6/2021 Philippines have lost a prodigy. Chess champion and Super GrandMaster Wesley So recently denounced his Filipino citizenship to become an official US citizen. This means that So cannot represent the Philippines in Chess tournaments anymore. © Provided by LionhearTV And with the country losing the three-time Philippine and currently ranked no. 9 in global, he now revealed his reason why. According to So, it’s because of how politics influenced Philippine sports, which led to his frustrations. We can rec...

Israel launches 'green pass' for vaccinated people Kekule says observing a safe distance is also key to prevent contracting coronavirus mutants. "These mutants do not fly further [than other coronavirus variants], that's important to note," he says. Kekule says the mutants are somewhat more infectious but says this has no relevance for counter measures. He says it is recommended to avoid kissing and hugging others. He says briefly passing someone during a regular outdoor activity poses very little danger of infection. Studies have shown that the risk of outdoor infection is very small. One st...

Start-up transforming carbon dioxide into stone By Ragnhildur Sigurdardottir and Akshat Rathi / Bloomberg A start-up in Iceland is tackling a key piece of the climate change puzzle by turning carbon dioxide into rocks, allowing the greenhouse gas to be stored forever instead of escaping into the atmosphere and trapping heat. Reykjavik-based Carbfix captures and dissolves carbon dioxide in water, then injects it into the ground where it turns into stone in less than two years. “This is a technology that can be scaled — it’s cheap and economic and environmentally friendly,” Carbfix ch...

Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula may soon experience a volcanic eruption. More than 18,000 earthquakes have shaken the southwestern region over the past week, according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. The largest was a 5.7-magnitude tremor on Feb. 24 around 10 a.m. local time. Another magnitude 5 quake hit just 30 minutes later, the agency said. The earthquakes have ...

More than 17,000 earthquakes have been recorded in the south-west of Iceland, in the Reykjanes Peninsula, during the past week.