Florida sixth grader Naboshree Santra developed biodegradable soilshade balls designed to reduce evaporation and retain moisture; the 11-year-old is now competing for a $25,000 science prize

Florida sixth grader Naboshree Santra developed biodegradable soilshade balls designed to reduce evaporation and retain moisture; the 11-year-old is now competing for a $25,000 science prize

Naboshree Santra developed biodegradable soilshade balls that reduce evaporation and help soil retain more moisture, offering a simple solution for drought-affected agriculture An 11-year-old schoolgirl from Oviedo, Florida, has created a simple tool to help farmers save water during dry weather. Naboshree Santra, a sixth grader at Jackson Heights Middle School, made special soilshade balls…

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Around 150 BCE, Aksum rose along Red Sea trade routes; researchers say surviving Tigray grapevines may preserve part of that ancient agricultural legacy

Around 150 BCE, Aksum rose along Red Sea trade routes; researchers say surviving Tigray grapevines may preserve part of that ancient agricultural legacy

A lost chapter in the history of Ethiopia agriculture Picture yourself wandering through a tranquil village in the northern Ethiopian highlands, a gnarled grapevine sheltering from the afternoon sun over a stone courtyard. It is a familiar part of daily life for local families, a source of sweet fruit, a place to gather, and a…

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This 44-year-old Swedish man survived being buried beneath a metre of snow for nearly two months against all odds | World News

This 44-year-old Swedish man survived being buried beneath a metre of snow for nearly two months against all odds | World News

Image: Left/The Telegraph/Right/The Guardian In December 2011, a 44-year-old Swedish man named Peter Skyllberg disappeared while driving through the country’s frozen north. Weeks passed with no sign of him as winter temperatures plunged well below freezing. Then, in February 2012, a group of snowmobilers spotted what looked like the roof of a car protruding from…

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Kick streamer Clavicular says Kick spent nearly $700K promoting his clips and gives creators an unlimited clipping budget

Kick Streamer: Kick streamer Clavicular says Kick spent nearly $700K promoting his clips and gives creators an unlimited clipping budget

Kick streamer Clavicular has revealed that he does not spend money on promoting his viral short clips because Kick pays for the campaigns. The streamer claimed that Kick has spent close to $700,000 in one month to promote his clips across platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts. He explained that the goal is to bring…

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The Australian tree dropped from aeroplanes over Florida's Everglades that spread across nearly 500,000 acres | World News

The Australian tree dropped from aeroplanes over Florida’s Everglades that spread across nearly 500,000 acres | World News

Representative Image of invasive Australian trees in the Florida Everglades (AI-generated image) In 1936, a Florida landowner scattered melaleuca seeds from an aeroplane over the eastern edge of the Everglades, part of a deliberate, decades-long effort to dry out what was then widely viewed as unusable swampland and turn it into farmable ground. The tree,…

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How a 3,400-year-old Bronze Age log boat helped archaeologists uncover thousands of years of life along the River Trent

Bronze Age: How a 3,400-year-old Bronze Age log boat helped archaeologists uncover thousands of years of life along the River Trent | World News

Representative Image of a 3,400-year-old Bronze Age log boat discovered along the River Trent (Image credit: Derby Museums) A new exhibition opening at the University of Nottingham Museum is bringing together decades of archaeological work along the River Trent, one of Britain’s most extensively studied river valleys. Prehistoric Lives in the Trent Valley, curated by…

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Quote of the day by Masashi Kishimoto: 'The difference between insanity and genius is measured only by success and failure' and the brutal bias that turns madmen into visionaries

Quote of the day by Masashi Kishimoto: ‘The difference between insanity and genius is measured only by success and failure’ and the brutal bias that turns madmen into visionaries

Masashi Kishimoto is a Japanese manga artist best known for creating the globally acclaimed manga and anime series Naruto In 1997, a young Japanese artist spent long nights in a small studio working on a story about a lonely boy who carried a powerful monster inside him. At the time, the idea went against what…

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