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Navio-laboratório remove 9,3 toneladas de plástico da ilha Henderson e inspira ação global da UNESCO para limpar santuários marinhos.

Science and Technology

Giant 40-Meter Ship Collects Tons of Plastic in the Pacific and Removes 9.3 Tons of Garbage from One of the Most Isolated Islands on the Planet, Recycles Waste Onboard, and Helps Inspire Global Offensive Against Pollution

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 15:21

Youtuber entrou no USS New York e descobriu por que o gigante da Marinha dos EUA virou símbolo do 11 de Setembro, museu flutuante e uma das armas mais impressionantes (3)

Interesting facts

YouTuber Entered USS New York and Discovered Why the Giant of the U.S. Navy Became a Symbol of 9/11, Floating Museum, and One of the Most Impressive Weapons in the World

Carla Teles 09/03/2026 at 15:20

Linha 2 do metrô de Lima avança com 85% da nova etapa pronta e 99% de obra civil no trecho oeste, aproximando expansão do maior projeto subterrâneo do Peru.

Construction

Government Pledged R$ 25 Billion For Most Ambitious Subway Project In Its History: 27 Km, 16 Stations, 24 Million Recorded Trips, And Journey Time Reduced From 3 Hours To 45 Minutes In Peru

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 15:03

Veja 10 cuidados simples no uso e na manutenção do carro que ajudam a evitar falhas, preservar componentes e reduzir visitas à oficina e ao mecanico.

Automotive

10 Simple Habits That Almost No One Does That Can Save Your Car From Expensive Trips to the Mechanic

Fabio Lucas Carvalho 09/03/2026 at 14:59

Milhares de trabalhadores reabrem 23 km do rio Noon na Índia após o leito desaparecer sob lama e vegetação, tornando o projeto modelo ambiental.

Interesting facts

A 48-Km River Disappeared Under Brush and Mud; 6,000 People Engaged in Manual Labor, Reopened 23 Km of the Riverbed, Restored the Water, and Turned the Case into a Model for All

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 14:51

Sem chuva há 13 anos, o Oásis de Dakhla tenta erguer uma ecovila no Saara com água fóssil, poços profundos, arquitetura ancestral e soluções extremas para sobreviver ao calor

Science and Technology

After 13 Years Without Rain, Dakhla Oasis Tries to Build an Ecovillage in the Sahara With Fossil Water, Deep Wells, Ancient Architecture, and Extreme Solutions to Survive the Heat

Carla Teles 09/03/2026 at 14:49

Science and Technology

Tetraplegic Man Walks Again After Treatment Developed by Brazilian Scientist — Breakthrough Could Change Medicine

Roberta Souza 09/03/2026 at 14:47

Mulher de 90 anos conclui graduação iniciada nos anos 1950 após voltar à universidade e estudar on-line, sete décadas depois de interromper o curso.

Interesting facts

At 90 Years Old, Woman Who Started College Over 70 Years Ago Finally Graduates and Shows That a Dream Interrupted by Life Can Also Come Back with a Diploma.

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 14:43

Sistema HIMARS usado pelos EUA na Operation Epic Fury mostra como mobilidade aérea e foguetes guiados mudam a dinâmica de ataques de longo alcance.

Science and Technology

U.S. Shocks the World by Using the HIMARS System in Operation Epic Fury: Launcher Fits into C-130, Fires Long-Range Guided Rockets, Employs “Shoot and Scoot” Tactics, and Participates in Offensive That Struck Over 1,700 Iranian Targets in 72 Hours

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 14:39

Por que navios não usam faróis à noite no mar a luz que parece aumentar a segurança pode cegar tripulações, esconder sinais vitais e transformar a navegação em risco real (2)

Interesting facts

Why Ships Don’t Use Headlights At Night At Sea: The Light That Seems To Increase Safety Can Blind Crews, Hide Vital Signals, And Turn Navigation Into A Real Risk

Carla Teles 09/03/2026 at 14:37

Projeto no deserto da Arábia Saudita muda o caminho da água, faz o solo voltar a infiltrar chuva e vira exemplo que pode inspirar soluções contra a seca até no Brasil (3)

Science and Technology

Project In Saudi Arabia’s Desert Changes Water Flow, Restores Soil Infiltration, and Becomes Example That Can Inspire Solutions Against Drought Even in Brazil

Carla Teles 09/03/2026 at 14:37

Science and Technology

Excavators Preparing Ground Discover Entire Medieval Neighborhood Under Old Spanish Castle, Complete With Church and Over 200 Skeletons Buried Since 1540, Once Thought to Have Disappeared Forever

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 09/03/2026 at 14:30

Giant 40-Meter Ship Collects Tons of Plastic in the Pacific and Removes 9.3 Tons of Garbage from One of the Most Isolated Islands on the Planet, Recycles Waste Onboard, and Helps Inspire Global Offensive Against Pollution

YouTuber Entered USS New York and Discovered Why the Giant of the U.S. Navy Became a Symbol of 9/11, Floating Museum, and One of the Most Impressive Weapons in the World

Government Pledged R$ 25 Billion For Most Ambitious Subway Project In Its History: 27 Km, 16 Stations, 24 Million Recorded Trips, And Journey Time Reduced From 3 Hours To 45 Minutes In Peru

10 Simple Habits That Almost No One Does That Can Save Your Car From Expensive Trips to the Mechanic

A 48-Km River Disappeared Under Brush and Mud; 6,000 People Engaged in Manual Labor, Reopened 23 Km of the Riverbed, Restored the Water, and Turned the Case into a Model for All

After 13 Years Without Rain, Dakhla Oasis Tries to Build an Ecovillage in the Sahara With Fossil Water, Deep Wells, Ancient Architecture, and Extreme Solutions to Survive the Heat

Tetraplegic Man Walks Again After Treatment Developed by Brazilian Scientist — Breakthrough Could Change Medicine

At 90 Years Old, Woman Who Started College Over 70 Years Ago Finally Graduates and Shows That a Dream Interrupted by Life Can Also Come Back with a Diploma.

U.S. Shocks the World by Using the HIMARS System in Operation Epic Fury: Launcher Fits into C-130, Fires Long-Range Guided Rockets, Employs “Shoot and Scoot” Tactics, and Participates in Offensive That Struck Over 1,700 Iranian Targets in 72 Hours

Why Ships Don’t Use Headlights At Night At Sea: The Light That Seems To Increase Safety Can Blind Crews, Hide Vital Signals, And Turn Navigation Into A Real Risk

Project In Saudi Arabia’s Desert Changes Water Flow, Restores Soil Infiltration, and Becomes Example That Can Inspire Solutions Against Drought Even in Brazil

Excavators Preparing Ground Discover Entire Medieval Neighborhood Under Old Spanish Castle, Complete With Church and Over 200 Skeletons Buried Since 1540, Once Thought to Have Disappeared Forever

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.

At over 8,800 meters above sea level, the summit of Mount Everest is made up of rocks that originated at the bottom of an ocean about 500 million years ago and were pushed to the highest point on Earth by the collision of tectonic plates.

A Brazilian farmer found the largest red diamond ever discovered in the world in the 1990s, weighing 5.11 carats, from a stone so rare that its color arises from extreme pressures that deform the very structure of the crystal.

While Brazil wants to end the 6×1 work shift, the president of Argentina wants 12 hours for his workers, increasing political tension in the country.

With 38 rooms and about 236 years of history, this mansion impresses with its size, dark past, and mysteries.

Inside a factory, fiberglass boats are born from scratch in shipyards and reveal the secrets of nautical engineering that few know.