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National chicken fried steak day: An ode to a classic southern delight
Every year, on October 26th, the United States celebrates a rather idiosyncratic holiday: National … Read more
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National pumpkin day: Celebrating america’s iconic squash
Every October 26th, National Pumpkin Day honors a quintessential symbol of fall: the pumpkin. … Read more
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Is the US on the brink of a lithium revolution? Massive mine approved to power 370,000 EVs annually
The Rhyolite Ridge project represents a monumental leap in scaling American lithium resources. A … Read more
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England would need $495 million to revolutionize maritime transport with the world’s first nuclear-powered cargo ship
Could $495 million usher in the age of nuclear-powered cargo ships? A British startup, … Read more
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We’ve found (at 70%) the solution to a mystery that has haunted mankind for millennia: where do the meteorites that fall to earth come from?
Unveiling the cosmic families behind 70% of our cosmic showers. A recent study led … Read more
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China’s game-changing leap in green energy with world’s largest alkaline electrolyzer unveiled
China once again impresses with its technical prowess in new technologies for greener energies. … Read more
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Power equal to 5000 times the US electricity production for this new laser for nuclear fusion research
ATLAS inauguration: A new chapter in fusion and laser science. Will Colorado be the … Read more
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This colossal energy record could only be broken by the United States
A new geothermal power plant project capable of supplying 2 million homes in the … Read more
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The 40-billion-ton mass accumulated by this construction would have slowed the earth’s rotation by 0.06 microseconds
How does the world’s largest dam subtly alter time on Earth? Nearly 20 years … Read more
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Russia is seriously considering the possibility of using 180,000-ton nuclear submarines to transport liquefied gas
Russia is thinking of using a 180,000-ton nuclear submarine to deliver liquefied gas. Our … Read more
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