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In his new book, “Path to Zero: 12 Climate Conversations That Changed the World,” energy expert Tucker Perkins challenges the idea of a singular solution to climate change, arguing for a ‘wide path’ of diverse energy solutions. Through insightful dialogues with leading climate scientists, energy policy experts, and innovators, Perkins reveals the complexities and opportunities of transitioning to a net-zero emissions future. This book is a call for open dialogue and pragmatic solutions to address one of the most pressing issues of our time.

A new study suggests that tiny, primordial black holes, formed shortly after the Big Bang, could be flying through our solar system every decade. These black holes, while minuscule, could generate detectable gravitational disturbances in the orbits of planets. This intriguing possibility could shed light on the mystery of dark matter, the invisible substance that makes up a significant portion of the universe.

Energy visionary Tucker Perkins unveils his new book, ‘Path to Zero,’ offering a compelling roadmap for achieving net zero emissions by 2050. Through conversations with leading climate experts, Perkins presents a nuanced perspective on the complex challenges of climate change and the diverse solutions necessary to address them.

This article explores the rapidly evolving world of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and their potential to revolutionize communication. From assisting locked-in patients to enabling hands-free interaction with our devices, BCIs are blurring the lines between human and machine, raising both exciting possibilities and concerning ethical questions.

New research confirms that ‘barium stars’ gain their unusual abundance of heavy elements by feeding on the dying remains of companion stars. This discovery sheds light on the complex life cycles of stars and the processes that create the elements we see in the universe.

SKRR Exploration Inc. has announced encouraging results from its summer drilling program at the Clearwater West property, revealing anomalous radioactivity in drill hole CWW24-009. The discovery, alongside graphitic and sulphide-rich shear zones, further supports the potential for uranium mineralization in the area.

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has released a breathtaking video of the spiral galaxy Caldwell 45, showcasing vibrant starburst regions where new stars are born at an accelerated rate. Located 59 million light-years away, this galaxy is a testament to the universe’s awe-inspiring beauty and the power of the Hubble Telescope in unveiling its mysteries.

A satellite image captured a striking resemblance to the Starfleet badge from the Star Trek franchise in the sea ice of Foxe Basin, Canada. This intriguing formation, likely caused by snow trapped in ridged ice, highlights the dynamic nature of Arctic sea ice and its vulnerability to climate change.

India is witnessing a surge in alternative protein consumption, driven by rising incomes, health consciousness, and environmental concerns. This article explores the burgeoning market, key trends, and challenges, highlighting the potential for India to become a global leader in the alternative protein industry.

India’s fielding coach, T Dilip, highlights the impressive catches from the first Test against Bangladesh, showcasing the team’s commitment and skill in the field. He praises Virat Kohli’s intense practice habits and highlights standout catches by KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Shubman Gill.