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The LSST camera, the world’s largest digital camera, has been installed in Chile. It features 3 billion pixels and will capture extensive views of the Southern Hemisphere sky over the …
World’s Largest Digital Camera Installed in Chile: A New Era in Astronomy Read More
Miata Metals Corp. has begun a 10,000-meter diamond drill program at its Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname, focusing on the Stranger target. Initial results from surface sampling have been …
Miata Metals Launches 10,000 Meter Drill Program at Sela Creek Gold Project Read More
The Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) recently inaugurated its presence at STATION F, completed its ambitious Science Week, and hosted discussions on the future of artificial intelligence. The fifth edition …
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University: Recent Developments and Initiatives Read More
A recent survey in South Africa and Germany explored public expectations of visible scientists. Despite some scientists being recognized, over half of respondents could not name any living scientists. Public …
Exploring Public Expectations of Scientists in South Africa and Germany Read More
Lorena Cardenas, a Ph.D. student at OSU, focuses on climate change impacts in Peru’s Yauyos and Tanta regions. Her research highlights gender disparities and community trust issues stemming from past …
Exploring Climate Change and Cultural Resilience in Peru: The Journey of Lorena Cardenas Read More
Former U.S. Ambassador Susan Ziadeh emphasized diplomacy’s critical importance for U.S. national security during her recent appearance on “Connections,” focusing on American relations in the Middle East. Additionally, a panel …
The Value of Diplomacy and Concerns about Near-Earth Asteroids Read More
Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp. has announced exceptional geochemical results from diamond drilling at the PCH project in Brazil, confirming high-grade mineralization. Key findings indicate substantial increases in both …
Appia Reports Exceptional Drilling Results from PCH Project in Brazil Read More
The Mutun steel plant in Bolivia, funded by China, aims to fulfill half of the nation’s steel demand. The $546 million facility is expected to create about 1,000 jobs, enhance …
China-Funded Steel Plant: A Catalyst for Bolivia’s Economic Recovery Read More
Lalit Modi’s passport has been revoked by Vanuatu following an Interpol controversy. Vanuatu’s Prime Minister emphasized that citizenship is not a right and should not be exploited to avoid legal …
Lalit Modi Faces Legal Challenges as Vanuatu Revokes His Passport Read More
Ethiopia’s earthquakes and volcanoes stem from the tectonic activity of the East African Rift. Recent events in Fentale indicate potential volcanic activity following numerous earthquakes. Key factors influencing this activity …
Understanding Ethiopia’s Earthquakes and Volcanoes: Insights from Geology Read More