Business mogul Kevin O’Leary wants to invest in a US refinery, says fossil fuels will stick around
April 13, 2023
Rising cases of Covid-19 in Louisiana have led to the cancellation of the New Orleans Jazz Fest for the second year running, organizers announced Sunday. Louisiana broke its record for Covid-19 related hospitalizations on multiple days last week, with 2,421 individuals hospitalized with the virus on Friday. The same day[Read More…]
Over 12,000 people in eight California counties are under wildfire evacuation orders — most impacted by America’s biggest blaze, the Dixie Fire. The Dixie Fire, the second-largest in California’s history, was threatening Indian Valley homes near the fire-ravaged town of Greenville on Monday night. Images taken from the scene showed[Read More…]
The California Secretary of State, Shirley Weber, has invented a “print-your-own ballot from home” program, which arrives just in time for the September 14th recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom. However, reports suggest that this “Remote Accessible Vote by Mail” (RAVBM) system is not new, and appears to have been[Read More…]
A team of scientists from Northwestern University and Seoul National University in Korea now has demonstrated how Purified Tin Selenide (SnSe), a material that has extraordinary high thermoelectric performance, can be used to convert heat to electricity. Thermoelectricity is electrical energy generated through thermal energy or heat. The Thermoelectric Generator[Read More…]
Engineers in Japan have discovered how to float up objects from reflective surfaces utilizing sound waves. Engineers Shota Kondo and Kan Okubo of Tokyo Metropolitan University in Japan have discovered how to build a hemispherical acoustic array that may carry a 3-millimeter polystyrene ball from a reflective floor. “We propose[Read More…]
Miles4Migrants, a 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to donating frequent flyer miles to refugees and their family members provides free flights to thousands of African refugees into the interior of the U.S. Asylum seekers wanting entry to the United States from Africa typically embark on journeys to South America by boat or[Read More…]
The niece of William Edward Mann, who is presumed to have died on Dec. 7, 1941 when Japanese planes bombed Pearl Harbor, is among some families of crew members who are demanding the U.S. military take advantage of advances in DNA technology to identify 85 sailors and Marines from Arizona[Read More…]
Walmart will begin offering free college tuition and books to its 1.5 million U.S. employees, the latest effort by the country’s largest private employer to attract and retain workers in a tight labor market. The retail giant said Tuesday that it will invest nearly $1 billion over the next five[Read More…]
The Tokyo Olympics mark the first Olympic Games in which Paralympic medalists will earn the same pay as their Olympic counterparts. The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee announced the change after the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Though 2018 Paralympic athletes who won medals received retroactive pay increases[Read More…]
Researchers have calculated what a monumental, hypothetical machine they might obtain. A particle collider encircling the moon might accelerate particles with high power of 14 quadrillion electron volts. That’s about 1000 times the power of the world’s largest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider, or LHC, at CERN. It’s not[Read More…]