Category Archives: Science

China Unveils Coin-Sized Nuclear Battery That May Power Devices for Decades

In a breakthrough that edges us closer to a true “set-it-and-forget-it” power era, Chinese researchers and companies have introduced a miniature nuclear battery the size of a coin that promises years—and even decades—of continuous output without ever needing a recharge.   The device, developed by firms including Betavolt and a research team at Northwest Normal… Read More »

COVID-19 May Affect Future Generations: New Study Finds Changes in Sperm Linked to Anxiety in Offspring

COVID-19’s Legacy May Extend Beyond Infection   COVID-19 has already changed the world in countless ways, but new research suggests its impact could go even deeper—possibly influencing the mental health of future generations. A groundbreaking study from Australia’s Florey Institute has discovered that infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus may alter male sperm in ways that… Read More »

Scientists Confirm Schizophrenia’s “Voices” Are the Brain Mishearing Its Own Thoughts

A groundbreaking new study has finally confirmed what scientists have long suspected about one of schizophrenia’s most puzzling symptoms the mysterious “voices” that many patients hear are not external or supernatural in origin, but rather the brain misinterpreting its own inner thoughts as outside speech. Researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia,… Read More »

China’s “Artificial Sun” Smashes Fusion Record, Bringing Clean Energy Closer Than Ever

Scientists in China have achieved a major leap in nuclear fusion research — taking one step closer to nearly limitless, clean energy. The device known as the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), often dubbed China’s “artificial sun”, sustained high-performance plasma for 1,066 seconds (about 17 minutes and 46 seconds). This sets a new world record,… Read More »