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The Dawn of Future Neuro-Cognitive Warfare: Exploiting Adversary’s Cognitive, Physiological, and Behavioral Vulnerabilities

Introduction: In an ever-evolving world, warfare is undergoing a transformation beyond conventional weapons and tactics. The rise of technology has paved the way for a new frontier of warfare that targets the very essence of our being—our cognitive, physiological, and behavioral vulnerabilities. Welcome to the dawn of future neuro-cognitive warfare, …

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Securing the Skies: Militaries Assessing Cutting-Edge Counter-UAV Solutions Against Drone-Borne Threats

Introduction: In recent years, the proliferation of drones has presented a significant challenge for military forces worldwide. The emergence of drones as potential carriers of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), biological agents, or chemical substances has raised concerns regarding the safety and security of both military installations and civilian populations. As …

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The Battle Against Shipboard Fires: Overcoming Challenges Amidst Safety Measures and Technological Advancements

The maritime industry plays a vital role in global trade and transportation, with countless ships traversing the world’s oceans every day. However, lurking beneath the surface of this bustling industry are the persistent threats posed by shipboard fires. Despite the implementation of rigorous safety measures and advancements in fire prevention, …

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Revolutionizing Water Access: How New Technologies are Solving the Global Water Crisis

Water is the most precious resource for sustaining life and survival of living world, but we are losing fresh water at an astonishing rate: Climate change is resulting in disappearing of glaciers and severe droughts, groundwater being pumped out faster than natural processes can replace it. Much of the world …

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From Lightning Rods to Laser Beams: The Evolution of Lightning Protection

Lightning strikes are electrical discharges that occur within thunderstorms. Lightning is created when there is a build-up of electrical charges within a storm cloud, and the charges are released in a sudden burst of energy. The discharge can occur within the cloud, between clouds, or between the cloud and the …

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Ensuring Energy Security in a Rapidly Evolving Energy Industry: Challenges and Solutions

Energy is essential to modern society, as it powers our homes, industries, and transportation systems. Without energy, we would not be able to sustain our current standard of living, and many of the technologies and conveniences that we take for granted would not exist. The importance of energy will only …

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Quantum Computing: Unraveling the Threat to Digital Infrastructure

In recent years, there has been a substantial amount of research on quantum computers – machines that exploit quantum mechanical phenomena to solve mathematical problems that are difficult or intractable for conventional computers. They can process huge datasets in a fraction of a second that would have previously taken days and …

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Huge environment risk because of plastic apocalypse, Bioplastics are sustainable, and biodegradable solutions

Plastic gives us a lightweight, strong and inexpensive material to use, but it has also caused the plastic apocalypse and huge environmental risk. Different kinds of plastic take anywhere between 400 and 1,000 years to degrade in a landfill. About 91% of it isn’t recycled. This means that most of …

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Green hydrogen: an alternative that reduces emissions

As the world grapples with the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change, finding clean and sustainable energy sources has become paramount. In this quest, green hydrogen has emerged as a promising alternative. Produced through renewable energy sources and water electrolysis, green hydrogen offers a pathway …

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Rising rocket launches damaging ozone and altering climate

In 2021, there were 146 space launches, out of which 51 were from the U.S., 55 from China, and 25 from Russia. The launches are expected to rise, which can deteriorate the ozone layer, thus, creating a detrimental effect on the Earth’s climate.   So far, the environmental impacts of …

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