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As US navy weighs return to steam catapults, India stays the course on developing key carrier tech

The United States Navy is reviewing its electromagnetic catapult system. India, however, is actively developing its own electromagnetic launch technology. This system offers advantages over older steam-powered catapults. India’s next aircraft carrier will feature these advanced electromagnetic catapults. The US decision may impact India’s future naval plans.

Point Nemo is so remote that astronauts can be closer than people on Earth, yet its surrounding waters are a cemetery for spacecraft

Point Nemo, situated in the Pacific Ocean, is known as the world’s only spacecraft cemetery since 1971, housing over 263 retired satellites and rocket stages. This strategic disposal method aims to mitigate orbital debris and safeguard populated areas from falling debris. However, the remnants may endanger marine ecosystems due to their potential hazardous materials. Current…

Want to be an influencer? A US university now offers a degree in becoming one, and the creator does not need to be viral for it

Universities now offer degrees in content creation, acknowledging the influencer career path. Arizona State University launched a bachelor’s degree in this emerging field. This reflects a growing trend as other institutions also offer related programs. While some view it as a dream job, it is labor-intensive work. The skills learned are valuable for various careers…

In the 1640s, Europeans carried St. John’s wort to America as a cure-all; its seeds spread across rangelands, making sheep and horses vulnerable to sunlight

St. John’s wort, once cherished for its medicinal properties, was introduced to America by early settlers and rapidly proliferated throughout the landscape. Although its hypericin compound offers benefits to humans, it can lead to photosensitization in grazing animals. Studies show that cattle are more resilient to hypericin compared to sheep and horses. This plant’s adaptability…