Life
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The curious speed of sound on Mars
An international team of scientists, led by French researcher Paul Sabatier and including scientists from France's CNRS and the Institut Supérieur de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace, has just published an analysis of these sounds in the journal
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Qatar opens huge sports museum for FIFA World Cup year
The 19,000 square metre 3-2-1 Museum Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum, next to one of the stadiums to be used in this year's World Cup, has taken more than 15 years to get off the planning board and fill
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The Lexus NX is back. Here's what that means for you
The NX 350h is a well thought-out product with lots of features like a competent engine and gearbox combination, a contemporary cabin design, and the right mix of style and substance
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Has the X3's facelift taken its game ahead?
With its re-profiled tail-lamps and a massive touchscreen, the X3, always good at basics, is now exceptional at a few things too
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Bokashi: the Japanese composting method that's ideal for city living
Invented by Japanese biologist and agronomist Teuro Higa in the 1980s, bokashi is a composting method based on bacteria called 'effective microorganisms' or 'compost activators'
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Women are increasingly making their way into the global billionaires' club
Despite the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, billionaires are doing well. According to Hurun Report, 269 self-made women have managed to make their way into the global billionaires' club
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From Jeff Koons to Sacha Jafri, artists are now on a mission to conquer space
Recent years have seen an increasing number of projects combining art with the cosmos. Some artists and collectives send works created on Earth into space, others make them directly up there
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Tokens, NFTs: The blockchain universe looks to capitalise on Will Smith's Oscars slap
Will Smith's Oscars slap of Chris Rock on Sunday evening has inspired a frenzy of activity among cryptocurrency creators, who seem to have no qualms when it comes to parody
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Geneva watch show returns under the shadow of Ukraine war
The Watches and Wonders show, taking place from Wednesday until April 5, will this year see 38 of the biggest high-end watch brands, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier and Tag Heuer, gathered under one roof
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How media outlets are getting innovative to attract new readers
An increasing number of readers want access to quality editorial content with a few clicks. This is especially true for members of Generation Z
