Two amateur archaeologists found 141 Roman gold coins in a field in Luxembourg, and beneath them, they also discovered a fortification that had been buried for more than 1,600 years
Two amateur archaeologists prospecting a plowed field near Holzthum, a village in northern Luxembourg, set off a find that ended with 141 Roman gold…
Mobility
Maersk fueled the 9,016-TEU Tangier Maersk with 100 percent corn ethanol in America’s first ethanol bunkering of a deep-sea container ship, as a national lab says today’s methanol-ready fleet could burn 2 billion gallons yearly
Andrea Lazzaro, head of business development at the marine engine designer WinGD, told Ship &…
The Agua Negra tunnel plan calls for a custom machine to bore twin 8.6-mile tubes under the Andes, but the $1.5 billion Argentina-Chile project has been stuck since the IDB approved it in 2017
By August 7, 2026, the Cristo Redentor pass between Mendoza and Santiago had been closed…
Michigan State engineer John Dorgan ate gummy bears made with an ingredient recovered from a resin designed for wind turbine blades, and the same material can also become plexiglass, diaper polymer and new turbine panels
John Dorgan says he ate the gummy bears himself. “We recovered food-grade potassium lactate and…
Airbus A350F freighter completes its maiden flight and begins 400-hour test campaign
Dozens of buyers, financiers and suppliers stood beside the runway in Toulouse, France, on September…
Singapore built 227 concrete caissons, each about 10 stories tall, for a 9.1-kilometer seawall at Tuas Port, and its operator’s own report shows emissions rose 7% in 2025 as more cargo moved to the electric terminal
Niam Chiang Meng, then chairman of Singapore’s Maritime and Port Authority (MPA), described the first…
A fully electric tractor that recharges from its own solar roof goes on sale in North America, runs about five hours per charge and could save small farms around $15,000 over five years
Anyone who has spent a morning next to a diesel tractor knows the routine. The…
Energy
When he was 15, he wanted to impress his mother with a kite, and that crazy idea ended up leading him to design a home turbine; what’s more, he has already sold his entire projected production for 2027
In a video KiteX posted in June 2026, founder Andreas Okholm stands in a field next to…
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On November 20, 2025, a Harvard student predicted an extreme cold snap for December, and weeks later, it struck precisely where one of the world’s best models had failed to predict it
On November 20, 2025, a forecasting system called MicroDuet sent a week-four temperature outlook to…
ESA’s Hera spacecraft, flying at more than 26,800 mph, was scheduled to fire three thrusters for 93 minutes to brake toward the asteroids NASA’s DART hit in 2022, and a second burn follows October 22
The European Space Agency’s Hera spacecraft is flying at more than 26,800 mph (12 kilometers…
A UFO hunter claims to have found an alien base 10 miles below the ocean’s surface, off the coast of South Australia, but NOAA explains why those giant lines may not actually exist
Scott C. Waring, who runs the blog UFO Sightings Daily, posted a seafloor map on…
NOAA says the next big solar storm could reach Earth in as little as 15 to 18 hours and warns one as strong as May 2024’s G5 could cause a power blackout
In May 2024, officials from NASA and about 30 other U.S. government agencies met to…
An excavation in Barcelona has revealed that Neanderthals not only carved stone but also made spears, bark trays, and wooden structures as far back as 62,000 years ago
Neanderthals at Abric Romaní, a rock shelter in Capellades, Barcelona, made spears, a club-like tool,…
Mars’s Arsia Mons cloud stretches up to 1,100 miles from a 12-mile-high volcano every morning for months, and scientists think its ice forms without dust, a process never seen in a planetary atmosphere
Around sunrise, during the southern spring and summer on Mars, a white streak of water…
Environment
The Seychelles have been receiving tons of plastic on their beaches for years, and a new study suggests that up to 66 percent of the fishing waste could come from their own waters
Boats fishing inside the Seychelles’ own waters are the most likely source of the fishing debris that…
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