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Avatr 11 chega ao Brasil por até R$ 650 mil com foco em luxo, tecnologia, autonomia, desempenho e espaço no segmento de SUVs elétricos. (Imagem: Reprodução)

Automotive

The “Chinese Tesla” Arriving in Brazil With the Name Caoa Changan: Avatr 11 Debuts as Luxury Electric SUV With Up to 710 km of Range, 585 hp, 3 Giant Screens on the Dashboard, Meridian Sound With 25 Speakers, and 40 Trim Combinations

Ana Alice 10/03/2026 at 07:33

Veja quais carros se destacam pela manutenção barata, peças acessíveis e pós-venda previsível para evitar gastos extras em 2026.

Automotive

Want to Spend Less on Mechanics? Check Out the Cars with Affordable Maintenance, Simple Mechanics, Cheap Parts, and Budget-Friendly After-Sales Services

Ana Alice 10/03/2026 at 07:16

Interesting facts

Chinese Businessman Who Got Rich in the Steel Industry Returns to His Village, Demolishes Old Wooden Houses, and Helps Build 72 Modern Homes Given Free to Former Residents

Noel Budeguer 10/03/2026 at 07:14

Interesting facts

With 250,000 Tons, 365 Meters Long and Capacity for Nearly 10,000 People, the Icon of the Seas Transformed the Cruise Concept into a Floating City Powered by Natural Gas

Noel Budeguer 10/03/2026 at 06:58

Rio Hamza: estudo aponta fluxo subterrâneo de 6 mil km sob o Amazonas e amplia o debate sobre a hidrologia da Amazônia. (Imagem: Ilustração)

Science and Technology

Beneath the Amazon, There Is Another Giant “Invisible” River Running Silently: 4,000 Meters Deep, a 6,000 km Flow Runs Through the Entire Amazon to the Atlantic, Leading Science to Rediscover the Largest Watershed on the Planet

Ana Alice 10/03/2026 at 05:13

Da torre de Jericó ao Burj Khalifa, conheça a evolução da altura máxima das construções e os projetos que pretendem chegar a quilômetros.

Interesting facts

From The 8.5-Meter Tower 10,000 Years Ago To The 830-Meter Building In Dubai: How High Can Human Constructions Reach?

Fabio Lucas Carvalho 10/03/2026 at 00:28

Interesting facts

Woman Graduates in Medicine from USP Ribeirão Preto After Years of Preparatory School, Sends Over 60 Resumes, and Discovers an Unexpected Reality in Brazil: Overloaded Shifts, Groups with No Openings, and Difficulty for New Doctors to Enter the Job Market

Felipe Alves da Silva 09/03/2026 at 22:39

Irã em guerra: ataques a depósitos de combustível pressionam o petróleo e ampliam o risco de escalada regional.

Economy

Iran Claims to Be Fully Prepared for New Attacks From the U.S. and Israel, Warns That It Has “Surprises in Store,” As Bombings and Fires at Fuel Depots Cause Oil Prices to Surge in the Global Market

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 09/03/2026 at 22:32

Entenda como o Crash filme derrotou Brokeback Mountain no Oscar 2006 e protagonizou uma das vitórias mais polêmicas da história do Oscar.

Interesting facts

The Most Controversial Oscar Win of 2006: Crash Defeated Brokeback Mountain

Sara Aquino 09/03/2026 at 22:19

mesa com ultraprocessados e alimentos naturais ilustrando aumento da obesidade no Brasil

Interesting facts

Brazil Now Has 70% of the Population Overweight, 30% Obese, and the Rise of Ultra-Processed Foods Brings Country Closer to U.S. Standards

Felipe Alves da Silva 09/03/2026 at 22:02

pântanos ganham força com sedimento dragado, dragagem, margens degradadas e Engenharia com a Natureza em West Bay.

Interesting facts

U.S. Strategically Repositions Dredged Sediment to Revive Coastal Wetlands and Strengthen Degraded Shorelines, Using River “Mud” as Natural Protective Brick

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 09/03/2026 at 21:59

Concreto romano revela no Panteão e em Pompeia como a cal viva ajuda a selar rachaduras e explica por que esse material antigo consegue ficar mais forte com o tempo.

Interesting facts

Engineers Uncover the Secret of Roman Concrete That Has Kept the Pantheon Intact for Nearly Two Thousand Years, Revealing That the Ancient Mix Can Seal Cracks on Its Own and Even Get Stronger Over Time

Bruno Teles 09/03/2026 at 21:59

The “Chinese Tesla” Arriving in Brazil With the Name Caoa Changan: Avatr 11 Debuts as Luxury Electric SUV With Up to 710 km of Range, 585 hp, 3 Giant Screens on the Dashboard, Meridian Sound With 25 Speakers, and 40 Trim Combinations

Want to Spend Less on Mechanics? Check Out the Cars with Affordable Maintenance, Simple Mechanics, Cheap Parts, and Budget-Friendly After-Sales Services

Chinese Businessman Who Got Rich in the Steel Industry Returns to His Village, Demolishes Old Wooden Houses, and Helps Build 72 Modern Homes Given Free to Former Residents

With 250,000 Tons, 365 Meters Long and Capacity for Nearly 10,000 People, the Icon of the Seas Transformed the Cruise Concept into a Floating City Powered by Natural Gas

Beneath the Amazon, There Is Another Giant “Invisible” River Running Silently: 4,000 Meters Deep, a 6,000 km Flow Runs Through the Entire Amazon to the Atlantic, Leading Science to Rediscover the Largest Watershed on the Planet

From The 8.5-Meter Tower 10,000 Years Ago To The 830-Meter Building In Dubai: How High Can Human Constructions Reach?

Woman Graduates in Medicine from USP Ribeirão Preto After Years of Preparatory School, Sends Over 60 Resumes, and Discovers an Unexpected Reality in Brazil: Overloaded Shifts, Groups with No Openings, and Difficulty for New Doctors to Enter the Job Market

Iran Claims to Be Fully Prepared for New Attacks From the U.S. and Israel, Warns That It Has “Surprises in Store,” As Bombings and Fires at Fuel Depots Cause Oil Prices to Surge in the Global Market

The Most Controversial Oscar Win of 2006: Crash Defeated Brokeback Mountain

Brazil Now Has 70% of the Population Overweight, 30% Obese, and the Rise of Ultra-Processed Foods Brings Country Closer to U.S. Standards

U.S. Strategically Repositions Dredged Sediment to Revive Coastal Wetlands and Strengthen Degraded Shorelines, Using River “Mud” as Natural Protective Brick

Engineers Uncover the Secret of Roman Concrete That Has Kept the Pantheon Intact for Nearly Two Thousand Years, Revealing That the Ancient Mix Can Seal Cracks on Its Own and Even Get Stronger Over Time

For 45 years, Spain and Morocco have been trying to connect Europe to Africa through a project of just 14 kilometers in the Strait of Gibraltar, and an active tectonic fault on the seabed continues to make the project nearly impossible.

At just 14 years old, a boy creates a system without energy, using steel pipes buried in the ground, that irrigates seedlings with moisture from the air, to combat the water scarcity threatening reforestation in northern China.

Where there was only sand and wind at 40 degrees, China built a megacity of 500,000 inhabitants with farms, wineries, and universities in the middle of the desert using melted glacier water from hundreds of kilometers away.

These are the drivers who may stop paying tolls on highways in a project that promises to reduce costs for those who live from transportation in Brazil.

Saudi Arabia builds 3 dams to create a 2.8 km artificial lake in the desert and transform arid mountains into a hub for tourism, sports, and luxury.

Private ports increased by 14.1% in January 2026 and lead port activity with 66% of the cargo, driven by oil, agribusiness, and exports.

National energy dilemma: Brazilians support clean energy but reject increases in tariff costs to finance the sustainable transition.