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Biological warfare, germ warfare, or the use of biological toxins; it's an Emerging Weapons of Mass Destruction in the 21st century. Learn more how

Inside Israel’s Operation Rising Lion: how Mossad hacked Iran’s bodyguards, tracked top officials, and exposed deep security vulnerabilities at the highest levels.

Nanotechnology is the science of building small, really really small; it's pretty difficult to imagine how small it is. It has major benefits as well as Potential risks too. Learn more

Metaverse will provide you with a hyper-real alternate universe in which you can exist real and virtual reality at the same time. However, it has its own set of drawbacks and advantages, Learn more...

Know about Muon an unstable sub-atomic particle. Why we call it an unstable subatomic particle? why it's average lifetime is 2.2 μs?

Geoengineering is an intentional intervention in the Earth's natural processes to prevent the effects of climate change. But is it Prevention from Climate Change or Unknown Climate Risk?

Multiple airlines have recently canceled flights into certain US airports due to concerns that the rollout of 5G mobile communication technology will interfere with the equipment on some planes.

Buzzwords like “Mars in 30 Days” make great headlines, and recent prototype claims from Rosatom and other propulsion projects have reignited the hype; however,...

In this article learn about the applications of quantum sensing in warfare, and explore how quantum technologies could reshape the modern battlefield.

This article explores the concept of data democratization, its benefits and challenges, and its impact on various sectors of society.

Nations are quietly integrating AI into secure military networks. Here’s how the next AI arms race is unfolding worldwide.

India holds the world’s largest thorium reserves—but while it delays action, China leads the thorium revolution. Can India afford to miss this nuclear opportunity?