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Indonesia Unveils Southeast Asia's Largest Floating Solar Plant, Spanning 250 Hectares! - Vimarsana News

Indonesia Unveils Southeast Asia's Largest Floating Solar Plant, Spanning 250 Hectares!

Indonesia inaugurates Southeast Asia's largest floating solar plant, a 192 MW project on Cirata Reservoir, marking a significant step toward sustainable energy and combating climate change.

Oneka Technologies Unveils Wave-Powered Desalination Machine: A Solution to Increasing Global Water Scarcity? - Vimarsana News

Oneka Technologies Unveils Wave-Powered Desalination Machine: A Solution to Increasing Global Water Scarcity?

Oneka Technologies is transforming seawater into fresh water using its groundbreaking desalination technology powered by ocean waves.

Election (in)security - Vimarsana News

Election (in)security

Election experts are racing against time to warn the nation that its voting infrastructure is still vulnerable to attack.

Northern Lights-Like 'Airglow' Can Now be Artificially Recreated with Science - Vimarsana News

Northern Lights-Like 'Airglow' Can Now be Artificially Recreated with Science

Scientists will be artificially recreating 'airglow' to study the ionosphere. 'Airglow,' a phenomenon very similar to the famous Northern Lights, will be artificially recreated through the High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) facility in Alaska for four days as per an Interesting Engineering report.

One Night of Sleep Deprivation Can Fight Depression for Days, New Research in Mice Finds - Vimarsana News

One Night of Sleep Deprivation Can Fight Depression for Days, New Research in Mice Finds

Scientists have conducted research on mice after subjecting them to brief, temporary sleep deprivation. Here's what happened.