August 12, 2026

Saudi Arabia’s scientists create NESCOD: A cooling system that works without electricity even in extreme heat |

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Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia have introduced NESCOD, a new passive cooling technology. This innovative system addresses the rising global need for cooling solutions without depending on energy-consuming air conditioners. Mechanically, NESCOD leverages the thermodynamic properties of endothermic dissolution to offer an eco-friendly alternative for communities that are…

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Astro Park to turn planetarium into interactive science hub for children | Patna News

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Patna’s Indira Gandhi Science Complex is transforming into an interactive ‘Astro Park’ for children. Featuring 11 hands-on science models, including sundials, Kepler’s Laws, and a Gravity Well, the park aims to make astronomy fun and accessible. This Rs 32 lakh project, nearing completion, complements the planetarium’s recent upgrades, offering families an engaging space for discovery…

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BJP moves privilege notice in Rajya Sabha against Mallikarjun Kharge over remarks on PM Modi | India News

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Privilege notice moved against Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge over remarks on PM NEW DELHI: Six BJP MPs have moved a privilege notice in the Rajya Sabha against Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge over remarks they described as “disrespectful” towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi, prompting chairman CP Radhakrishnan to refer the matter to the committee…

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‘Turned his car around and drove away’: Mamata Banerjee’s swipe at PM Modi over CJP Parliament march | India News

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Narendra Modi; Mamata Banerjee NEW DELHI: Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, former West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday claimed that the prime minister “turned his car around and drove away” as a section of CJP protesters neared the Parliament complex during their march a day earlier.“You saw what happened in…

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Heat, cramps and chaos: Jannik Sinner survives Melbourne furnace to reach fourth round | Tennis News

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Jannik Sinner of Italy (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara) The courtside temperature climbed to 40 degrees. The heat was tangible, almost opaque, rising like a wall at Melbourne Park. Sinner, whose struggles in heat and humidity are well documented, wobbled. The Australian Open’s two-time champion was cramping, first in his legs, then in his hands. World No….

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Why do some villages in China build circular homes: The remarkable story behind Fujian Tulou earthen fortresses | World News

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Seen from above, they resemble giant doughnuts carved into the landscape. From ground level, they look more like medieval fortresses than family homes. Their towering earthen walls, narrow entranceways and vast wooden interiors seem designed for defence rather than domestic life. Yet behind these imposing façades lies one of China’s most remarkable examples of communal…

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