Month: November 2019
The United Kingdom will send its first lunar rover, a spider-like robot, to the Moon in 2021.
London-based startup Spacebit developed an unnamed lunar rover to explore the Moon…
A recent study has revealed that blue light has harmful effects on longevity and on the eyes and brain.
Researchers from the Oregon State University ca…
Roughly one in eight schools in the United Kingdom do not have a library, according to a recent report.
A survey was conducted by the Great School Libraries, a…
Target employees are complaining of receiving lower wages despite the company’s recent move to raise hourly pay.
In 2017, the retailer promised to raise its minimum wage from $…
Facebook still plans to release its digital currency Libra despite major financial firms backing out.
At the inaugural meeting of the Libra Association, the…
Columbiana, Ohio, has won Reader’s Digest’s yearly “Nicest Places in America” contest, which honors American communities that promote kindness and respect.
The city’s …
Singapore announced an advertising ban on drinks with high sugar content.
Advertisements of sweet beverages like soft drinks, juices, energy drinks, and instant coffee will soo…
Aleph Farms, a food company from Israel, successfully cultivated meat aboard the International Space Station.
To accomplish this, scientists conducted an exper…
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill that obliges middle schools and high schools to adjust classes to a later time.
Senate Bill (SB) 328 stipulates …
American electronics company Tile has unveiled its latest tracking devices.
One of the devices is Sticker—a tracking device that attaches to objects using adhesives. The compan…
