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A high voltage direct current cable will connect UK homes with fresh green energy from the wind farms of Denmark.
Viking Link, the world’s largest interconnector, connecting electrical grids in Denmark and the UK using a 475-mile (765 km) undersea cable is days away from being put into operation. The interconnector will go online at reduced capacity and eventually power 1.4 million homes in the UK.
Interconnectors enable a quick way to tide over demand-supply fluctuations in an electrical grid. These are especially important in a world where energy comes from renewable sources and is known to be produced intermittently. This is why the EU expects them to play a crucial role in the region’s energy security in the future.
Futuristic design elements on the concept include hollow wheels, dual-surface tires, and hubless motors.
Ziggymotto’s shapeshifting motorcycle: The design represents an adaptable motorcycle that is capable of transforming its configuration to cater to a diverse range of riders and riding scenarios.
Under pressure from regulators, Adobe calls off its plans to acquire a leading competitor.
Figma will receive a $1 billion fee.
Generative AI took the world by storm in 2023. Its future—and ours—will be shaped by what we do next.
And so… you still believe in the Dyson Spheres …‘No predictions, especially about the future is advice attributed to physicist Niels Bohr by some and to…
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Step back 54,000 years to a remarkable discovery that rewrites our understanding of early human society.
In the depths of Siberia’s Chagyrskaya Cave, scientists have uncovered the lives of a Neanderthal family, offering an unprecedented glimpse into our closest ancient human relatives.
This discovery isn’t just about finding bones; it’s a portal into the daily life, social structures, and even the hearts and minds of a species that walked the Earth alongside us.
