Implications of Russia’s Amendments to Its Nuclear Deterrence Policy
On the 25th, Russian President Putin held a meeting to discuss the new version of Russia’s basic policy on nuclear deterrence. On the...
Aging Japan: Can It Overcome New Immigration Challenges?
Over the past 50 years, Japan’s government has made a near 180-degree shift in its attitude towards immigration, evolving from strict control to...
Is Qualcomm Really Planning to Buy Intel?
EST on Friday, September 20, U.S. stocks in the midday trading session, the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter broke...
SpaceX ‘Saves’ the 3D Printing Company
SpaceX has secured a license and services agreement for Velo3D for $8 million. Velo3D, a metal additive manufacturing technology company, is known for...
2024: A Turning Point for 3D Printing
The 3D printing industry has come a long way since version 1.0. But as a struggling member of it, it’s time for us...
23 Years After 9/11: Who Has Paid the Price in America?
“A sudden rumbling sound was heard, as if the ‘Gates of Hell’ had opened.” Reflecting on the 9/11 terrorist attacks 23 years ago,...
South Korea Reflects: Deepfake Sex Crimes Plunge Women into Panic
The main perpetrator of South Korea’s notorious “Nth Room” case, Cho Ju-bin, is still serving his sentence, and nearly three years have passed...
How to Budget Your Time While Writing Your Essay?
It pays to have some awareness of your limitations when attempting to write a research essay. So much depends on so many variables:...
Why Does the Sun Ever Run out of Energy?
The place where humans live on Earth is the solar system, which is a tiny part of the Milky Way galaxy. The Sun...
Why Is the Space Between the Sun and the Earth Cold?
Solar heat transfer (an energy form) and space temperatures: exploring extreme temperature differences in the universe Introduction In our daily life, temperature is...
