Materials science
Ceiling Collapse at Kardzhali Wedding Hall Injures Seven
Seven people, including a child, were injured when the ceiling of a wedding hall near Kardzhali collapsed during heavy rain shortly after 7:30 p.m. last night. The incident caused panic among the over 150 guests attending the celebration, reports BNR.
Partial building collapse in Istanbul uncovers illegal floors
A partial collapse of a seven-story building in Istanbul on June 27 exposed illegal construction practices, revealing that three of the building's floors were added without authorization.
The collapse occurred in Bahçelievler district's Zafer neighborhood, revealing that three of the building's seven floors had been added illegally.
Tsitsipas’ mother commented on Bandosa, noting her lack of confidence
Only time can reveal the strength of this relationship, she claimed
Wind power world record broken by “revolutionary” turbine
“With every new generation of our offshore direct drive turbine technology component improvements have enabled greater performance & reliability”
Is the Assyrian Nimrud Lens the oldest telescope in the world?
“This piece of rock crystal has been carefully ground and polished, and undoubtedly has optical properties”
Picturing War: Professor Scavenges for Food in Besieged Sarajevo
Bosnian photographer, film director and cinematographer Sahin Sisic documented life in the besieged capital Sarajevo during the 1992-95 war, a period that formed the rest of his private and professional life.
One of the most memorable pictures he recalled from that time was his photograph of professor Semsudin Harlac, which was taken in 1992.
Spotify breaks off deal with Obamas - The company wanted more shows, reportedly
Friction between the two parties had been visible for months
Greece set for ‘goldilocks status’
The Greek economy is poised to stage an "explosive recovery" in the second half of the year, with growth at 7% and 5% in the second and third quarter respectively on a quarterly basis, leading up to an annual growth rate of 9.5% in 2022, according to a report by Piraeus Bank, one of Greece's four biggest lenders.
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Biting reality
Every so often, a new record of outstanding debts to the state is announced by the country's authorities.
What can be clearly seen behind these figures is the intense fatigue of Greeks who are cracking beneath the burden of overtaxation and can simply no longer keep up with demands for payments.
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The 10 strangest facts about Graphene
When first discovered, graphene was odd. Now odd is too small a word for a material seemingly set on winning all the records a material can win.
In the first part of our series, we looked at what graphene is and how it was discovered. In part two, we explored the different techniques we can use to make graphene.
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