New water battery technology eliminates lithium-ion fire hazards. Fully recyclable, uses common materials, ready for homes & EVs in 5-10 years.

Discover the world of water sommeliers who curate fine water tastings like wine experts. From $17K bottles to terroir, explore how H2O became haute cuisine.

There are loads of companies working on the 'water from air' solution; I've probably seen a few dozen come across my inbox in recent past, many of which amount to nothing more than an expensive dehumidifier.

But this AWG system is pretty unique - The MIT guys are using something they call an "origami-inspired hydrogel".

Every drop of water on Earth came from space. Not metaphorically. Literally from space. According to research and the most commonly accepted scientific theories, our planet formed about 4.5 billion years ago as a hot, rocky mess. No oceans, no rivers, no overpriced bottled water. The water showed up later, delivered by asteroids and comets like the universe's most important delivery service.

I stumbled across something that made me spit out my coffee. NASA just announced that astronauts on the International Space Station are now recycling 98% of their pee into drinking water.

And here's the kicker—it's cleaner than the water coming out of my kitchen faucet right now.

Desert countries don’t have the luxury of rivers, regular rainfall, or melting snowcaps. Yet, cities in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Israel continue to grow and thrive—despite being some of the driest places on Earth.

The reason? A combination of ancient water wisdom and modern technological innovation.

This piece explores the systems these countries use to manage water—starting from the ground beneath their feet to the most advanced sensors in the sky.

Tucked away in Maryland, the U.S. Navy has built something straight out of a sci-fi movie—a secret indoor ocean. It’s called the Maneuvering and Seakeeping Basin (MASK), and it's not a fancy swimming pool. It’s one of the most advanced engineering facilities in the world, and most people have never even heard of it.

Fluoride is one of the most debated topics in public health, especially when it comes to children. The conversation often swings between scientific evidence and viral internet scares. A recent study in 2025 revived this debate, claiming fluoride in drinking water lowers children's IQ. But is this claim backed by science, or is it just another panic-inducing headline?

What lies beneath our feet? History? Secrets? Forgotten stories?
How incredible underground discoveries can be, especially in places like Abarkuh, Iran, where something truly epic was unearthed.

Within just 24 hours, Hurricane Milton went from a tropical storm to a Category 4 hurricane, shocking even seasoned hurricane watchers. That kind of rapid intensification is rare—and now, researchers believe they finally know why.

One of the most effective ways to enhance your luck is by maximizing your chance opportunities. Lucky people tend to create and notice more opportunities simply by changing their habits and routines.

Remember, it’s not just about the actions you take, but also about the mindset you cultivate. Embrace the unexpected, practice gratitude, and focus on success. You have the power to transform your luck and create a brighter future.

Effective communication is the backbone of any successful team. Regularly incorporating these activities into your team’s routine can lead to lasting improvements in communication, trust, and overall team dynamics. So, why wait?

Struggling to keep your audience engaged during presentations? Mastering how to give a killer presentation can change that. This guide will provide you with practical tips, from planning and storytelling to design and delivery, ensuring your next presentation leaves a lasting impact.

Around 232 million years ago, Earth went through one of the most extreme climate changes in its history — a period known as the Carnian Pluvial Event. It was a time of epic rainfall, deadly extinctions, and unexpected evolutionary breakthroughs. Let’s dive deep into this wild chapter of Earth’s past and see how a million-year-long downpour reset the stage for evolution.