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Job Openings

Work at Senai and earn R$ 4,800 plus benefits such as health insurance, an indefinite-term CLT contract, and the chance to secure a position in the Occupational Safety area.

Alisson Ficher 14/05/2026 at 17:49

Science and Technology

The three-year drought that helped bring down the Hittite Empire 3,200 years ago raises an alert for the current climate by revealing, in tree rings preserved in Turkey, a pattern of aridification similar to the future projected for the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and southern Europe by 2050.

Valdemar Medeiros 14/05/2026 at 17:47

Interesting facts

Route 66 was born when traveling by car was almost a dangerous adventure, became a symbol of American freedom, and still attracts tourists with its cafes, deserts, and hidden stories.

Fabio Lucas Carvalho 14/05/2026 at 17:37

Interesting facts

While ordinary mansions use concrete and tile, an architect buys parts of a scrapped Boeing 747 for $35,000, transports airplane wings with helicopters, and transforms aviation scrap into a luxury roof in California.

Flavia Marinho 14/05/2026 at 17:34

Science and Technology

Engineers install in Somerset the second nuclear reactor of Hinkley Point C, which will deliver 3,260 megawatts for the next six decades.

Douglas Avila 14/05/2026 at 17:32

Science and Technology

Hotel employees in South Korea are using cameras on their heads, chests, and hands to teach robots to fold napkins, clean cutlery, and replicate human precision in service tasks.

Valdemar Medeiros 14/05/2026 at 17:16

Interesting facts

Newly discovered asteroid with potential for urban destruction will pass at just a fraction of the distance to the Moon, leaving scientists alert to a possible warning.

Noel Budeguer 14/05/2026 at 17:05

Science and Technology

While Brazilian bridges remain in the planning stages, Italy will begin construction in 2026 on the Strait of Messina Bridge, featuring a record span of 3,300 meters and towers of 399 meters.

Douglas Avila 14/05/2026 at 17:02

Interesting facts

Australia is building the world’s largest underwater energy highway with 4,300 km of submarine cables, a 12,000-hectare solar megafarm, and a billion-dollar system capable of sending clean electricity from the Australian desert to Singapore.

Alisson Ficher 14/05/2026 at 16:55

Interesting facts

Man builds heated underground bunker in the middle of the forest using only earth, wood, and wood fire to create a camouflaged refuge.

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 14/05/2026 at 16:52

Naval Industry

Ship coming from Texas arrives at the Port of Aratu with more than 18,000 tons of ethane at negative 90 degrees and marks the debut of Brilliant Future in Bahia, strengthening Braskem’s international logistics to supply the Camaçari Industrial Complex.

Valdemar Medeiros 14/05/2026 at 16:44

Courses

CEFET/RJ offers 350 free spots in technical courses for Building Construction, Electrotechnics, Mechanics, and Occupational Safety for evening study.

Ruth Rodrigues 14/05/2026 at 16:42

Work at Senai and earn R$ 4,800 plus benefits such as health insurance, an indefinite-term CLT contract, and the chance to secure a position in the Occupational Safety area.

The three-year drought that helped bring down the Hittite Empire 3,200 years ago raises an alert for the current climate by revealing, in tree rings preserved in Turkey, a pattern of aridification similar to the future projected for the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and southern Europe by 2050.

Route 66 was born when traveling by car was almost a dangerous adventure, became a symbol of American freedom, and still attracts tourists with its cafes, deserts, and hidden stories.

While ordinary mansions use concrete and tile, an architect buys parts of a scrapped Boeing 747 for $35,000, transports airplane wings with helicopters, and transforms aviation scrap into a luxury roof in California.

Engineers install in Somerset the second nuclear reactor of Hinkley Point C, which will deliver 3,260 megawatts for the next six decades.

Hotel employees in South Korea are using cameras on their heads, chests, and hands to teach robots to fold napkins, clean cutlery, and replicate human precision in service tasks.

Newly discovered asteroid with potential for urban destruction will pass at just a fraction of the distance to the Moon, leaving scientists alert to a possible warning.

While Brazilian bridges remain in the planning stages, Italy will begin construction in 2026 on the Strait of Messina Bridge, featuring a record span of 3,300 meters and towers of 399 meters.

Australia is building the world’s largest underwater energy highway with 4,300 km of submarine cables, a 12,000-hectare solar megafarm, and a billion-dollar system capable of sending clean electricity from the Australian desert to Singapore.

Man builds heated underground bunker in the middle of the forest using only earth, wood, and wood fire to create a camouflaged refuge.

Ship coming from Texas arrives at the Port of Aratu with more than 18,000 tons of ethane at negative 90 degrees and marks the debut of Brilliant Future in Bahia, strengthening Braskem’s international logistics to supply the Camaçari Industrial Complex.

CEFET/RJ offers 350 free spots in technical courses for Building Construction, Electrotechnics, Mechanics, and Occupational Safety for evening study.

Giant 2.2 km Device Sweeps Plastic from Pacific Ocean, Cleaning an Area the Size of a Football Field Every 5 Seconds to Contain World’s Largest Ocean Garbage Patch

Nigerian Student Builds 12-Meter Helicopter from Salvaged Parts, Including Boeing 747, in Backyard Without Engineering Degree

17-Year-Old Justin Bernstein Develops Bacteria to Produce Glass on Arctic Ice to Reflect Sunlight, Wins $50,000 U.S. Scholarship

Self-Taught Chinese Farmer Builds 5-Ton Submarine from Scrap, Launches It in Anhui River

Land Rover to Halt Production in July, Putting 371 Jobs at Risk, as Chinese Automaker Negotiates to Convert Factory to 100,000 Vehicles Annually by 2027

At 75 years old, João José de Carvalho, known as Mr. Janjão, was accepted for the second time by Sisu after overcoming distance, physical limitations, and years away from school, to fulfill his dream of studying Biological Sciences at UFPI.

Helicopter Drops 180 Tons of Sand and Gravel on Swedish River to Revive Ecosystem Damaged by Decades of Exploitation