A team of engineers from Australia and China has developed an innovative, sponge-like device that can capture water directly from the air and release it into a cup, powered entirely by sunlight.

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Researchers at the University of Texas, Austin, recently designed a new system by which to extract drinkable water out of a ...

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What started out as fees for luxury amenities morphed into a juggernaut to charge tenants extra — even for the act of paying ...

You might be able to get away with foregoing Valentine’s Day gifts and maybe even Christmas gifts, but there’s absolutely no ...

Towards the end of the Second World War, Monmouthshire man Vincent Leslie was one of the Allied troops who helped liberate ...