America may send a nuclear reactor into space after 60 years
After nearly 60 years, the United States intends to launch a nuclear reactor into space again. Nuclear-powered spacecraft have a number of advantages over those using solar panels, mainly due…
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Brazil does worse in math, science, and reading
The 2022 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) showed that Brazilian students’ performance in mathematics, science and reading deteriorated after the pandemic. The data was released on Tuesday, September 5,…
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The National Front targeted Alexandre Pires’ apartment in Itapema during an operation against illegal mining
Search warrants were served in several cities in Brazil on Monday (Image: PF, Disclosure) Federal police were at the apartment of singer Alexandre Pires in Itapema, on the northern coast…
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Moocqueca has registered nearly 30,000 subscribers since its launch
Six months after launch Mokweka platformUfes, a pioneering project that hosts short-term courses aimed at professional development, has 28,838 registrants (average 4,806 monthly registrations), distributed in 35 countries. Since its…
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With athletes from seven countries, Nuova Veneza hosts extreme triathlon competitions
On Saturday the 9th of next month, Nova Veneza will host the Fodaxman International Extreme Triathlon, which has been held in the city for five years. The athletes will compete…
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An astronaut records the “red dwarf” above Earth
A truly stunning image was captured by European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Andreas Mogensen last week. Record A is shown Red goblinWhich in literal translation means “red dwarf” – an…
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The Ministry of Defense sends armored vehicles to the border with Venezuela Policy
Nicolas Maduro announces that he has received 96% support for annexing part of Guyana The Ministry of Defense confirmed today, Monday (4), that it has deployed 20 armored vehicles to…
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United Kingdom: Companies discriminate against workers for using motorbikes
Motorbike users in the United Kingdom are discriminated against at work or encouraged by their employers not to use motorbikes. But… is it the only one? There are news that…
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BNDES signs US$1 billion contract with World Bank at COP28
Continues after ad President of BNDES, Aloisio Mercadante. (//disclosure) Continues after ad President of BNDES, Aloisio MercadanteHe evaluated the Foundation’s participation in COP28, in Dubai. Among the agreements signed was…
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Jão and Gloria Groove were announced at the festival
In addition to unveiling two new names, the event installed an outdoor artwork near Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, in the south of the city. It is a plaque containing information…
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