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Psychology says people who travel solo at least once a year share these 8 personality traits — and they are not what you would expect |

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Psychology says people who travel solo at least once a year share these 8 personality traits — and they are not what you would expect |

For many people, travelling alone still sounds intimidating. Solo travellers are often stereotyped as lonely, restless or simply trying to escape everyday life. Solo travel, however, has become increasingly popular, especially among younger generations who are choosing to explore the world on their own. From Gen Z backpackers to millennials taking annual trips, more people … Read more

Ancient ocean ice reveals radioactive stardust falling on Earth; should we be worried |

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Ancient ocean ice reveals radioactive stardust falling on Earth; should we be worried |

Radioactive specks buried deep inside ancient ocean crust are forcing scientists to rethink what Earth has been quietly passing through in space. These traces are not ordinary geological leftovers. Instead, they appear to be fragments of radioactive stardust material forged in violent cosmic events and scattered across the galaxy. What makes the discovery even more … Read more

Canada’s CPP to invest Rs 7k cr in Hyderabad-based CtrlS

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Canada’s CPP to invest Rs 7k cr in Hyderabad-based CtrlS

HYDERABAD: Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) has committed an investment of up to ₹7,000 crore (C$1 billion) in Hyderabad-based CtrlS Datacenters Ltd as demand for cloud, hyperscale and artificial intelligence-ready datacentre capacity accelerates in India’s digital infrastructure sector.As part of this, CPP Investments already picked up an 8.2% stake in CtrlS for 4,000 … Read more

German startup unveils solar panel that produces hydrogen without electricity; here’s how it works |

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German startup unveils solar panel that produces hydrogen without electricity; here’s how it works |

Producing green hydrogen has always required two separate machines: solar panels to generate electricity and an electrolyser to split water using that electricity, both of which add cost, maintenance, and often a grid connection. A four-person spin-off from Germany’s Karlsruhe Institute of Technology says it has found a way to skip the middle step entirely. … Read more