End of reign of error? Expect Veto CorleoneDonald Trump finds himself navigating turbulent waters post-midterm elections, with his policies under intense scrutiny, particularly regar...
World's tallest horse ever recorded, Sampson stood 7 feet 2.5 inches tall; 175 years later, his record still stands. What made him special?Born in England in 1846, Sampson is celebrated as the tallest horse ever, reaching a remarkable height of 7 feet 2.5 inches at the shoulder...
75,000-year-old Neanderthal fed soft food before murdered with a sharp spear in a possible ‘heart shot’, Cambridge study findsResearchers found evidence that a Neanderthal named Shanidar A may have been deliberately killed by a spear. The discovery suggests early i...
Meet Scott Heimendinger, the Seattle inventor who spent six years developing a $399 ultrasonic kitchen knife; what it does and how it worksScott Heimendinger is a Seattle-based inventor and culinary technologist. He is the founder and CEO of Seattle Ultrasonics. He developed th...
Engineers turn retired wind turbine blades into highway signs, cutting material costs by 73%Engineers at the University of Houston have repurposed retired wind turbine blades to build a highway sign structure, creating a potential ...
October 2026 OTT releases: From The Diplomat season 4 to Lupin season 4; what to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max and moreOctober is set to offer a variety of series and films across streaming platforms for viewers. Notable upcoming releases include The Diploma...
Can old wind turbine blades become power poles? Researchers found one major problemResearchers tested a 5.5-meter section of a retired wind turbine blade as a prototype power pole, exploring a potential new use for composi...
Suzlon investing Rs 550 crore to set up 3 AI-powered wind blade factories in Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil NaduSuzlon Group plans to invest Rs 550 crore in three new AI-powered blade factories across India. These facilities will enhance production ca...
India has the hair, China has the wigs: Inside a $940 million tradeIndian hair has emerged as a sought-after commodity on the international stage, prized for its vibrant hues and high quality. Yet, the coun...
Denmark turned a retired wind turbine blade into a bicycle shelter in 2019; 7 years later, it remains a model for circular urban designA wind turbine blade is built to withstand strong winds and generate electricity for years. But what happens when it reaches the end of its...
Ireland turns retired wind turbine blades into bridges and furniture. How Kilrush is giving renewable energy waste a second lifeIn Kilrush, County Clare, retired wind turbine blades are transformed into public infrastructure such as a pedestrian bridge. This project,...
Could old tires become roof shingles? How recycled rubber is being turned into roofing materialsA used tire can become the unexpected material for a creative DIY project. Through a partnership with Discount Tire, a small birdhouse was ...
Can nuclear reactors really travel by truck? The tiny power plants raising huge questions about cost, safety and securityFor decades, nuclear power has been associated with enormous plants, complex infrastructure and large cooling systems. A new generation of ...
PAC mourned wrestler Andy Williams' 'in-ring' death in final social media post week before his own tragic deathBenjamin Satterley, better known in wrestling circles as PAC, shared a heartfelt farewell to Andy 'The Butcher' Williams just one week befo...
Aussies are transforming 40-metre wind turbine blades into surfboard fins. Recycles nearly 90% of used blades instead ending up in landfillsIn a move for sustainability, Sydney surfer Banjo Hunt has begun turning retired wind turbine blades into surfboard fins. This innovative c...
Siemens Gamesa produced 6 recyclable wind turbine blades in Aalborg in 2021. 5 years later, the technology helped advance circular design for offshore wind power worldwideSiemens Gamesa built six 81-meter recyclable wind turbine blades in Aalborg in 2021. They looked like ordinary blades, but the material ins...
In 2025, Netherlands turned retired wind-turbine blades into a 60-metre highway noise barrier; tests found it performed like a conventional concrete wallNetherlands’ 60-metre Blade Barrier represents more than an unusual highway wall. It is an experiment in what a circular economy can look l...