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Category: Discovery & Inventions

David Gathu and Moses Kiuna

Kenyan Inventors Build AI-Powered Prosthetic Arm from Scrap—And It’s Changing Lives

In Kenya, two self-taught inventors, David Gathu and Moses Kiuna, embarked on a mission to transform lives. Witnessing the daily struggles of individuals with disabilities in their community, they felt a deep urge to make a difference. Without formal training, but armed with curiosity and determination, they began exploring the world of prosthetics. AI-Powered Prosthetic Arm

construction machine

Top 10 biggest construction machine in the World

Some machines are so massive that they don’t even look real. The kind of stuff that makes you stop and go, “Who even builds this?” From towering cranes to monster excavators, these machines aren’t just big—they’re absolute beasts. construction machine

Black Hole

Black Holes Revealed | NASA’s Stunning 8 Real Images and What They Mean

A black hole isn’t just an empty space in the universe—it’s one of the most mind-bending phenomena out there. It’s a region where gravity is so intense that not even light can escape its pull. Everything within a certain boundary, called the event horizon, gets sucked in and stretched into nothingness. It’s like the universe’s ultimate trapdoor. Black Holes

Making Oxygen on the Moon

How Making Oxygen on the Moon Will Revolutionize Space Exploration

The Moon’s surface is covered with a layer of fine dust and rocky debris known as regolith. Interestingly, this regolith is rich in oxygen-containing minerals. Scientists have developed a method called molten regolith electrolysis to extract oxygen from these minerals. This process involves heating the lunar soil to about 950°C and then passing an electric current through it. Making Oxygen on the Moon

Fusion Energy in India

Fusion Energy in India | The Silent Race to Power the Future Focus: Fusion Energy in India

India’s journey into nuclear fusion research has been a story of determination and innovation. While global attention often focuses on countries like China and their record-breaking plasma feats, India has been steadily making its mark in the fusion arena. The Institute for Plasma Research (IPR) in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, stands at the forefront of this endeavor. Established in 1986, IPR has been the nucleus of India’s plasma research, housing significant projects like the SST-1 tokamak. Fusion Energy in India

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