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August 16, 2026

Belgian Worker Strikes €9M Gold in Brewery Wall — Hidden Since WWII Era

An ordinary summer job turned extraordinary when Kobe, 18, and his colleagues uncovered €9 million in gold coins, nuggets, and bullion bars buried in a cellar wall at a former Belgian brewery

Artificial Intelligence·Robotics·Science·Technology

Figure 03 Crosses 1,000-Unit Milestone: Humanoid Robots Enter Mass Production

Figure 03, made by Figure AI, crossed 1,000 units deployed on July 23, 2026, at BotQ’s manufacturing facility—a watershed moment for the humanoid robot industry. The milestone marks the transition from prototype testing to sustained production: Figure 03 now ships

August 15, 2026

1,121 New Marine Species Discovered in Landmark Ocean Census—Ghost Sharks Lead Discovery

Marine Life·Nature·Ocean·Science

Scientists have discovered 1,121 marine species in a single year, marking a historic milestone in ocean exploration. The discovery emerges from 13 global expeditions

Spain Eclipse Darkness After 121 Years Stuns Europe

Science·World

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 121 YEARS, TOTAL ECLIPSE DARKENS SPAIN’S MIDDAY SKY *August 12 solar event traces path from Siberia to Portugal, revealing

Person Lying on Bed Covering White Blanket.

Health·Science

Weekend Sleep Could Slash Heart Disease Risk by 20%—Here’s What the Study Found

We’ve all been there—those late nights followed by early mornings, juggling work, school, or just the chaos of life. By Friday, you’re running on fumes, and the idea of sleeping in on

Tejal Somvanshi

September 7, 2024

Fitness·Health·Science

How a Simple Lifestyle Shift Slashes Type 2 Diabetes Risk—Even for the Genetically Predisposed

A recent study from the University of Eastern Finland has revealed that adopting a healthy diet and regular exercise can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, even in those individuals with

Tejal Somvanshi

September 2, 2024

Nature·Science·Wildlife

Tamarin Monkeys Among Only Three Species Including Humans That Use ‘Names’ to Identify Each Other—Discover the Surprising Cognitive Leap

Tamarins use specific vocalizations to identify each other, akin to names—a highly advanced cognitive ability that, apart from humans, had only been discovered in elephants and dolphins, according to a study by

Govind Tekale

August 31, 2024

RMIT's titanium metamaterial shows a remarkable 50% strength boost over top aerospace alloys, setting new benchmarks for high-strength applications in aerospace and beyond.

Materials·Science

RMIT’s Titanium Metamaterial Achieves a 50% Strength Increase Over Leading Aerospace Alloys in Groundbreaking Test Results

Experiments conducted by RMIT University in Australia have had fruitful results generating metamaterial (artificial material) from utilizing a familiar common titanium alloy called Ti-6AI-4V. This revealed a lattice structure (repeating a three-dimensional

Karmactive Team

August 26, 2024

Health·Science

Erythritol Sweetener Found to Double Heart Attack and Stroke Risk in New Cleveland Clinic Study

New evidence suggests that the common artificial sweetener erythritol could pose dangers to the hearts of consumers. A new study conducted by Cleveland Clinic, involving 20 healthy adult volunteers found that at

Tejal Somvanshi

August 10, 2024

A rocky landscape with tundra plants near the eastern coast of Greenland, similar to what the interior of the island may have looked like when its massive ice sheet melted away. (Photo Credits: Joshua Brown)

Climate·Nature·Science

Greenland’s Ice Sheet Shrinks by 90%, Revealing Ancient Seeds and a Potential Six-Meter Sea Level Threat

A new study reveals that Greenland’s ice sheet, which melted by 90% over the last million years, heightens the catastrophic risk predictions for rising sea levels. The discovery of plant, insect, and

Sunita Somvanshi

August 8, 2024

Assembling electronic components manually. Photo Source : Neuralink

Robotics·Science·Technology

Neuralink’s Second Brain Chip: 400 Electrodes Functioning—What the Stats Say About Its Potential

Elon Musk announced that Neuralink, his neurotechnology company, successfully implanted a second brain chip in a patient, marking another significant milestone in its mission to help people with paralysis control electronic devices

Govind Tekale

August 7, 2024

Climate·Science

Copernicus Reports July 22, 2024, as Hottest Day Ever – Here’s How Scientists Measured It

Monday, July 22, 2024, was the warmest day recorded on Earth. But how do scientists actually measure that? The declaration was made by Copernicus, the European climate change service. It’s important to

Govind Tekale

July 30, 2024

The 3D perovskite aligns with the 2D perovskite, providing compression that stabilizes the material, transforming it from a yellow non-solar phase to a black light-absorbing phase, making it stable against temperature, light, and humidity. Photo Source- Rice University

Energy·Science

Discover How Rice University’s Solar Cells Achieve 97% Efficiency After 1000 Hours at 85°C

Interestingly, solar panels stand as the quickest-booming electric-generating technology with equally exciting cost margins. Right until 2023. Solar will add more than twice as much new electricity generation globally compared to coal.

Pritesh Gaikwadand

Karmactive Staff

July 20, 2024

Artist representation of zinc-air batteries use zinc oxidized by air. A new catalyst with iron, cobalt, and nickel improves charging, discharging, and cost-effectiveness.

Energy·Science·Technology

Oxford and Hunan University’s Latest Innovation: A Triple-Metal Catalyst Boosts Zinc-Air Battery Performance, Offering High Energy Densities of 1084 Wh kg−1

Researchers from Hunan University, University College London, and the University of Oxford have discovered a novel metal-nitrogen-carbon catalyst for zinc-air batteries (ZABs). It performs better than noble metal catalysts, increasing the usefulness

Karmactive Teamand

Karmactive Staff

July 19, 2024

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