Technology that can turn salty seawater into brackish water into safe, clean drinking water has the potential to transform millions of lives around the world, which is why so many scientists are working on projects to do just that. Now, a new innovation developed by scientists in Australia could be …
Read More »UN Security Council does not vote to extend arms embargo on Iran
The UN Security Council on Friday voted overwhelmingly against a US resolution to extend a definitive arms embargo against Iran. Without further action, the 13-year embargo will now expire in mid-October Iran to buy and sell conventional weapons without UN restrictions. The embargo was first formed in 2007, well before …
Read More »Why Americans do not wear face masks, at a distance
Alia E. Dastagir USA TODAY Published 10:47 AM EDT 15 Aug 2020 Since COVID-19 arrived in the U.S. earlier this year, the virus has infected more than 5 million Americans, claimed at least 167,000 lives and caused financial ruin. Some Americans have solemnly followed the recommendations of public health experts …
Read More »Iconic observatory seen in James Bond film “GoldenEye” is found dark after massive telescope mysteriously broken
A massive radio telescope made famous as the backdrop for a pivotal scene in James Bond movie “GoldenEye” and other Hollywood hits were suddenly found out of order after cables were mysteriously knocked down and thrown into the facility’s main court. The Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico is home to …
Read More »Rank the best scorers in NBA Playoff History | Bleacher report
0 out of 10 BETH A. KEIZER / Associated Press Legends are made in the playoffs. Looking back through NBA history, some of the greatest players cemented a Hall of Fame legacy with their performances in the postseason. And we highlight the best of that group. While the order is …
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