Natural sciences
1/3 of the Signals for Dangerous Foods in the EU are from Bulgaria
"In 2 and a half years, Bulgaria has sent 660 notifications to the EU about dangerous foods. 85% of them are for imports of food from Turkey and as many pesticides. Bulgaria is one of the countries with the most signals, 1/3 of all in the Union. Turkey ranks second in the number of notifications for dangerous foods ".
Cheap gel film pulls buckets of drinking water per day from thin air
The gel is made up of just two main ingredients that are cheap and common
Crops and Carcinogens: Kosovo’s Market for Unsafe, Illegal Pesticides
The bloc's Chemical Agency had classified the fungicide as a carcinogen, meaning it causes cancer, and ruled it unsafe for use.
Three years later, in Kosovo, seven euros will buy a farmer enough Daconil for 10 litres of irrigation water, according to the findings of a BIRN investigation, even though the country removed it from its list of approved pesticides.
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An ‘unusual’ radio wave sent from the middle of the Milky Way has experts confused
Objects throughout the galaxy have changing magnetic fields that produce radio waves, according to NASA
Nuclear fusion: Scientists celebrate “important step” towards inexhaustible energy source
“The JET lab experiments brought us one step closer to nuclear fusion power” said Joe Mills, head of operations in the lab
TurboGen’s hydrogen turbine heralds the fuel of the future
The turbine, which could soon operate on 100% hydrogen, is indicative of Israel’s position as a leading hydrogen energy innovator
Astronomers just discovered a new black hole that’s unlike anything seen before
Astronomers first noted the existence of the rogue black hole in 2011
Does Outer Space end or does the Universe go on forever?
Using big telescopes, astronomers see millions of galaxies out there – and they just keep going, in every direction
The Philistines were likely of Greek origin, according to DNA study
According to scientists there was a European-related gene flow that took place during the transition from the Bronze to the Iron Age