Mars missions at risk due to astronauts’ kidney contraction
Study reveals that astronauts' kidneys can shrink after less than a month in space.
Ruth Arteaga
I am a civil engineer and I work in the writing area. I have a deep passion for civil works. I constantly seek to update myself on new engineering technologies to integrate them into my work, since my main interest is exploring how innovations in the industrial sector can improve and transform the world.
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China inaugurates its first nuclear steam petrochemical plant in Jiangsu
The Heqi-1 plant will replace 400,000 tons of coal annually with clean steam, marking a crucial step forward in reducing carbon emissions.
Nature protection foundations call for a ban on wind farms
Bird mortality due to wind turbines in Spain is estimated at between 1,355,711 and 2,109,400 per year, according to scientific studies.
Floating green ammonia floating plant project moves forward
The OFFSET floating green ammonia plant will be connected to a wind farm and will use thermoplastic composite piping to transport the hydrogen produced.
Companies modernize ships with hydrogen cells thanks to funding
The Kvitnos project could become Samskip's second hydrogen vessel, cementing its commitment to maritime decarbonization.
Wind farms in Ireland have provided 35% of electricity this year
For the first time, Cork overtook Kerry as Ireland's top wind power producer in May 2024.
New solar trees installed in Valencia to charge electric devices
A single solar tree in Valencia can generate up to 5,313 kWh of energy annually, except for the one on the Turia River, which produces 2,657 kWh.
The largest solar plant in Hawaii begins operations
The project will reduce the import of two million barrels of oil to generate electricity on Maui.
Startup presented a tidal power generator in the shape of a screw
The device is capable of providing constant and reliable power to the grid, operating both day and night.
Controversy Erupts Over New Chinese Mega-Port in Peru
The Chancay mega-port will be the first on the Pacific coast of South America capable of receiving mega-ships.
NASA drill to evacuate injured astronaut raised alarms
The drill mentioned a specific hospital in Spain, which adds an interesting detail about NASA's emergency protocols.
Drilling begins at Uchuva-2 well to extract natural gas
The Uchuva-1 well was the significant discovery that confirmed the importance of the Caribbean as a source of natural gas for Colombia.