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Hundreds Of Children To Take Part In ESB Science Blast | Northern Ireland News, 20/04/2023 - Vimarsana News

Hundreds Of Children To Take Part In ESB Science Blast | Northern Ireland News, 20/04/2023

All-Ireland Educational Event At ICC Belfast On 25 April

Source: 4ni.co.uk
CNA Explains: Is alkaline water really better than regular drinking water? - Vimarsana News

CNA Explains: Is alkaline water really better than regular drinking water?

Could alkaline water improve hydration, combat acid reflux and prevent cancer? CNA speaks to experts to debunk these myths.

Grasshoppers for lunch, anyone? SFA to approve 16 species of insects to be sold as food here - Vimarsana News

Grasshoppers for lunch, anyone? SFA to approve 16 species of insects to be sold as food here

Foodies here may soon get to chomp on insects in eateries, or as fried snacks and protein bars. Also on the menu: silkworm cocoons. Sixteen species of insects, such as crickets, silkworms and grasshoppers, will receive the green light from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) for human consumption in the second half of 2023. The approval of the insects for...

Airspace World: FREQUENTIS leads artificial intelligence research project - Vimarsana News

Airspace World: FREQUENTIS leads artificial intelligence research project

Airspace World: FREQUENTIS leads artificial intelligence research project to enhance remote digital tower safety and efficiency

ESA successfully unfurls sail to drag spacecraft out of orbit - Vimarsana News

ESA successfully unfurls sail to drag spacecraft out of orbit

The European Space Agency has successfully unfurled a sail aboard a used cubesat to help drag the spacecraft down into Earth's atmosphere and out of orbit.

Source: space.com