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Charging future EVs could take seconds with new sodium-ion battery tech - Vimarsana News

Charging future EVs could take seconds with new sodium-ion battery tech

A new type of hybrid sodium-ion battery that offers both high capacity and rapid-charging capabilities could power mobile devices, electric vehicles and space tech.

eta aquarid meteor shower: Eta Aquarid meteor shower: Best time and date to watch 50 shooting stars per hour - Vimarsana News

eta aquarid meteor shower: Eta Aquarid meteor shower: Best time and date to watch 50 shooting stars per hour

The rapid speed of the Eta Aquarid meteors, zipping along at about 40.7 miles per second guarantees a mesmerizing display, offering an average of 10 to 30 meteors visible per hour during the peak.

170 people 'likely exposed' to tuberculosis in Long Beach outbreak - Vimarsana News

170 people 'likely exposed' to tuberculosis in Long Beach outbreak

Health officials have warned of an ongoing tuberculosis outbreak in Long Beach, California.

It's the best time of year to spot Mercury. Here's how to find it. - Vimarsana News

It's the best time of year to spot Mercury. Here's how to find it.

Mercury is about to reach its "greatest elongation west" of the sun, meaning stargazers will have their best view of the "swift planet" all year. Here's how to see it.

No, the James Webb Space Telescope probably didn't detect signs of alien life — but it soon could - Vimarsana News

No, the James Webb Space Telescope probably didn't detect signs of alien life — but it soon could

The James Webb Space Telescope's possible detection of biological chemicals on the exoplanet K2-18b may just have been methane gas, a new study cautions. Planned follow-up observations could solve the mystery for good.