Category: Science
Production Started at the Third unit of Barapukuria Power Plant in Bangladesh
At Parvatipur in Dinajpur, the third unit of the 275 MW Barapukuria coal-fired power plant has begun to produce electricity. A technical malfunction forced the ... Read More
Early Signs of Kidney Disease: Pay Attention to Your Body
Kidney disease is a silent and often insidious condition. It can have serious consequences if left untreated. Health experts are urging individuals to be vigilant ... Read More
Outbreak of Waterborne Diseases among Flood Victims in Feni
Floodwaters, exacerbated by heavy monsoon rains and poor drainage infrastructure, have inundated large swathes of the region, creating ideal conditions for the spread of diseases ... Read More
Warning Issued on Japanese Beaches: Many Swimmers are Bitten by Dolphins
Dolphins attack sharks on beaches in coastal areas in central Japan. The prefecture's Mihama city beach has been attacked 18 times this year. 6 people were reportedly injured ... Read More
Apple Launches Vision Pro Headset in the UK.
Apple Inc. has officially launched its highly anticipated Vision Pro headset in the United Kingdom, marking a significant milestone in the realm of mixed reality ... Read More
Importance of Computer Literacy in The Modern World
Computer knowledge provides several advantages that are beneficial in both personal and professional contexts. Computer knowledge is of paramount importance in the modern world for ... Read More
Shine On: Solar Panels Offer Savings, Sustainability, and More
Solar panels continue to shine as a beacon of sustainable energy solutions, offering numerous advantages to both consumers and the environment. These panels harness the ... Read More
The Rise of Electric Vehicles: A New Era in Transportation
In recent years, the global automotive industry has witnessed a significant shift towards electric vehicles (EVs). This transition is driven by a combination of technological ... Read More
Why Conference Cameras are Crucial for Modern Meetings
In today's hybrid work landscape, where teams are scattered across locations, conference cameras have become an essential tool for effective communication and collaboration. Here's a breakdown of their ... Read More
Russell viper is most dangerous snake in Bangladesh.
Recently, false information on Russell viper has been making the rounds on social media, leading to widespread panic among the public in Bangladesh. These misleading ... Read More
The Transportation Industry is Entering a New Era with Major Developments in Driverless Car Technology
Key Developments: Improved Safety Features: Recent advancements in sensor technology and AI have significantly enhanced the safety of driverless cars. New systems are now capable ... Read More
Advancements in Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is a branch of computer science, where human intelligence and thinking power are tried to be imitated by computers. While the specifics vary ... Read More
Apple AI: A new Dimension in Artificial Intelligence
Apple's expedition into artificial intelligence (AI) has indeed been a significant development in the tech world. With its vast ecosystem of devices, Apple has leveraged ... Read More
Bermuda Triangle: Mysterious Disappearances or Overblown Myth?
The Bermuda Triangle, a region in the western North Atlantic, continues to spark curiosity and speculation. Stories abound of ships and planes vanishing without a ... Read More
Medical Advancements With AI
Medical advancements with AI have been transformative across various aspects of healthcare. Here are several key areas where AI is making significant contributions: Diagnostic Imaging: ... Read More
What is a blue dragon? Let’s get know it
Although the stunning "blue dragons" that cover the beaches resemble fantastical Pokemon and authorities advise tourists to avoid them. Travelers beware poisonous blue dragons resembling ... Read More
Huge new species of snakes found in the Amazon jungle
Researchers in the Amazon have discovered the world's largest snake species, a gigantic green anaconda in Ecuador's rainforest. It split off from its closest relatives ... Read More
Dipping a wet iPhone in rice is dangerous, says Apple
The business advises against using pressured air or other heat sources on wet phones, in addition to not using rice. Many people may be aware ... Read More
Over 4,000 workers at Cisco will be let go, and 141 US tech companies will lose 34,000 jobs this year.
Plans to reduce Cisco Systems' worldwide workforce by 5% would result in the loss of nearly 4,000 jobs. The massive manufacturer of networking equipment has ... Read More
Snakes and horned lizards frequently ambush their victims.
Buffalo and rhinos both have horns. But what about reptiles? There are spiky features on the skulls of several lizard and snake species. Whether those ... Read More