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Archaeologists open a sealed tomb in Saqqara, Egypt, 4,300 years old with a mummy covered in gold at a depth of 15 meters.

Douglas Avila 14/05/2026 at 06:17

Science and Technology

Greenpeace launches a one-month expedition to the Arctic in May to map ecosystems at 3,000 meters before deep-sea mining arrives.

Douglas Avila 14/05/2026 at 06:02

Science and Technology

North Korea faces traffic jams for the first time in history, and residents of Pyongyang are already having difficulty parking, with yellow license plates of private cars everywhere and analysts estimating that the number of private vehicles could exceed 20,000 next year.

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 14/05/2026 at 01:34

Science and Technology

From the Moon to the construction site: NASA’s 3D printing technology now erects buildings on Earth with record speed and zero waste

Bruno Teles 14/05/2026 at 01:14

Economy

A delegation representing 12 trillion dollars in economic power landed in Beijing alongside Trump, with Musk and the CEO of Nvidia aboard Air Force One: the mission is to pressure Xi to open the Chinese market.

Bruno Teles 14/05/2026 at 00:44

Interesting facts

The Central Bank of China reinforces its commitment to accelerate the use of the yuan in international trade and creates its own transaction infrastructure called CIPS. The goal is not to compete with the dollar, but to offer an alternative to other countries.

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 14/05/2026 at 00:34

Interesting facts

Pope Leo XIV sees an old dispute return with force after an ultratraditionalist group challenges a central rule of the Catholic Church, insisting on ordaining bishops without Rome’s approval and potentially causing a new schism in the Catholic Church.

Viviane Alves 14/05/2026 at 00:32

Science and Technology

Mysterious green rocks found in a remote cave in Spain may reveal that prehistoric peoples climbed the Pyrenees to work with copper thousands of years ago.

Fabio Lucas Carvalho 14/05/2026 at 00:19

Automotive

Renault Espace F1 put a Formula 1 V10 with 820 hp inside a 4-seater minivan, exceeded 300 km/h, and became one of the craziest automotive experiences ever built.

Valdemar Medeiros 14/05/2026 at 00:04

Interesting facts

Builder opens garage foundation in English village and finds secret tunnel that residents thought was a legend for decades, revealing an underground network with bones, ceramics, and possible medieval markings.

Ana Alice 14/05/2026 at 00:00

Interesting facts

With 215 meters and a capacity for 28,000 tons of cables, a new giant ship has been launched to deploy underwater structures up to 4,000 meters deep on the seabed.

Ana Alice 13/05/2026 at 23:53

Science and Technology

Crisis at Samsung heats up in South Korea and threatens to turn a bonus dispute into a global headache for the semiconductor market

Viviane Alves 13/05/2026 at 23:50

Archaeologists open a sealed tomb in Saqqara, Egypt, 4,300 years old with a mummy covered in gold at a depth of 15 meters.

Greenpeace launches a one-month expedition to the Arctic in May to map ecosystems at 3,000 meters before deep-sea mining arrives.

North Korea faces traffic jams for the first time in history, and residents of Pyongyang are already having difficulty parking, with yellow license plates of private cars everywhere and analysts estimating that the number of private vehicles could exceed 20,000 next year.

From the Moon to the construction site: NASA’s 3D printing technology now erects buildings on Earth with record speed and zero waste

A delegation representing 12 trillion dollars in economic power landed in Beijing alongside Trump, with Musk and the CEO of Nvidia aboard Air Force One: the mission is to pressure Xi to open the Chinese market.

The Central Bank of China reinforces its commitment to accelerate the use of the yuan in international trade and creates its own transaction infrastructure called CIPS. The goal is not to compete with the dollar, but to offer an alternative to other countries.

Pope Leo XIV sees an old dispute return with force after an ultratraditionalist group challenges a central rule of the Catholic Church, insisting on ordaining bishops without Rome’s approval and potentially causing a new schism in the Catholic Church.

Mysterious green rocks found in a remote cave in Spain may reveal that prehistoric peoples climbed the Pyrenees to work with copper thousands of years ago.

Renault Espace F1 put a Formula 1 V10 with 820 hp inside a 4-seater minivan, exceeded 300 km/h, and became one of the craziest automotive experiences ever built.

Builder opens garage foundation in English village and finds secret tunnel that residents thought was a legend for decades, revealing an underground network with bones, ceramics, and possible medieval markings.

With 215 meters and a capacity for 28,000 tons of cables, a new giant ship has been launched to deploy underwater structures up to 4,000 meters deep on the seabed.

Crisis at Samsung heats up in South Korea and threatens to turn a bonus dispute into a global headache for the semiconductor market

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