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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

Geopolitics

Trump Deploys Nuclear Command Planes to the Middle East as War With Iran Escalates, Fears of a Third World War Resurge

Noel Budeguer 09/03/2026 at 14:26

Casas subterrâneas de Matmata, na Tunísia, usam o solo como isolamento natural contra o calor do deserto e ficaram famosas após aparecerem em Star Wars.

Interesting facts

With Rooms Dug Into the Walls of a Crater and Natural Thermal Isolation Against the Desert Heat, Families Still Live in Underground Houses in Tunisia That Became a Star Wars Set

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 14:23

A tumba de 4.100 anos de um médico do Antigo Egito encontrada em Saqqara traz no sarcófago um currículo raro na história da medicina: especialista em picadas de serpentes e escorpiões e dentista-chefe do palácio, mostrando que os egípcios já dividiam a medicina em especialidades cerca de 4.000 anos antes de qualquer sistema médico ocidental equivalente

Interesting facts

4,100-Year-Old Tomb of An Ancient Egyptian Physician Found in Saqqara Contains Rare Curriculum Vitae in Medical History: Specialist in Snake and Scorpion Bites and Chief Dentist of the Palace, Indicating Egyptians Began Dividing Medicine into Specialties About 4,000 Years Before Any Equivalent Western Medical System

Valdemar Medeiros 09/03/2026 at 14:22

Casas feitas com fardos de palha ganham destaque por isolamento térmico, redução de ruído e uso de resíduo agrícola em construção eficiente.

Construction

Brazilians Discover That Houses Built With Straw Bales Go Far Beyond Being ‘Cheap’: Super-Thick Walls Assist With Thermal Insulation, Reduce Noise, and Make Use of Agricultural Waste

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 14:13

Câmbio manual perde espaço no Brasil, enquanto carros com câmbio automático conquistam motoristas e confirmam uma virada estrutural no mercado automotivo.

Automotive

Manual Transmission Cars Are Disappearing in Several Countries as Automatics Dominate the Market, Driven by Comfort in Traffic Jams, Technological Advances, and Changes in Driver Behavior

Bruno Teles 09/03/2026 at 14:02

Rotor gigante de Belo Monte tem 18,7 metros e 1.200 toneladas e revela a engenharia por trás da usina que transforma a força do rio Xingu em energia.

Interesting facts

With 18.7 Meters in Diameter and 1,200 Tons, the Giant Rotor of Belo Monte Impresses as the Monster Piece Capable of Transforming the Strength of the Xingu into Energy for Millions

Alisson Ficher 09/03/2026 at 13:57

Na Universidade Estadual de Michigan, startup vira empresa inovadora de cadarços com ciência dos materiais e ganha força no Shark Tank.

Science and Technology

Two Students Failed an Academic Project That No One Believed Had Potential, but They Turned the Idea into an Innovative Company for Shoelaces That Don’t Unlace and Ended Up Closing a Million-Dollar Deal After Appearing on Shark Tank

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 09/03/2026 at 13:55

Um fazendeiro turco que dragava um canal de irrigação encontrou uma pedra com inscrições estranhas semissubmersa na lama, e quando arqueólogos entraram na água para examiná-la perceberam que haviam encontrado Tarhuntassa, a capital perdida do Império Hitita, procurada desde o século XIX e preservada sob uma colina de 125 hectares a 40 km de Konya, na Turquia

Interesting facts

A Turkish Farmer Dredging an Irrigation Canal Found a Stone with Strange Inscriptions Submerged in Mud, and When Archaeologists Entered the Water to Examine It, They Realized They Had Discovered Tarhuntassa, the Lost Capital of the Hittite Empire, Sought Since the 19th Century and Preserved Under a 125-Hectare Hill 40 km from Konya, Turkey

Valdemar Medeiros 09/03/2026 at 13:53

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

Trump Deploys Nuclear Command Planes to the Middle East as War With Iran Escalates, Fears of a Third World War Resurge

With Rooms Dug Into the Walls of a Crater and Natural Thermal Isolation Against the Desert Heat, Families Still Live in Underground Houses in Tunisia That Became a Star Wars Set

Brazilians Discover That Houses Built With Straw Bales Go Far Beyond Being ‘Cheap’: Super-Thick Walls Assist With Thermal Insulation, Reduce Noise, and Make Use of Agricultural Waste

Manual Transmission Cars Are Disappearing in Several Countries as Automatics Dominate the Market, Driven by Comfort in Traffic Jams, Technological Advances, and Changes in Driver Behavior

With 18.7 Meters in Diameter and 1,200 Tons, the Giant Rotor of Belo Monte Impresses as the Monster Piece Capable of Transforming the Strength of the Xingu into Energy for Millions

Two Students Failed an Academic Project That No One Believed Had Potential, but They Turned the Idea into an Innovative Company for Shoelaces That Don’t Unlace and Ended Up Closing a Million-Dollar Deal After Appearing on Shark Tank

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.

Forget sapphire and topaz because there is a blue aluminum borate crystal that is worth 2 thousand dollars per carat and is only found in gem quality in the mountains of Namibia in a completely artisanal mining operation.

While the world looks at oil, the war with Iran is already disrupting helium supply from Qatar, affecting car and iPhone chips, threatening AI expansion, and putting pressure on aluminum packaging at the highest value in four years.

A space city of 58 km with 2,400 people on board can travel for 400 years to Proxima Centauri b, according to the chrysalis concept which proposes a new form of human life in deep space.

Aursjøvegen in Norway is a 100-kilometer gravel road that crosses chasms and dark tunnels carved into the rock at an altitude of 947 meters in the fjords and is only open for four months a year.