Under NASA’s Artemis campaign, the agency will establish the foundation for long-term scientific exploration at the Moon, land the first woman, first person of color, and its first international partner astronaut on the lunar surface, and prepare for human expeditions to Mars for the benefit of all.
In today’s digital world you need essential online tools for sharing your building’s sustainability journey. With strategic content planning, you can showcase your commitment to the environment, involve your tenants, and inspire others to join the movement.
Want to make preserved lemons like the ones you tasted on your holiday to Egypt? Here is the recipe.
Egypt is developing Cairo at the expense of its ancient heritage. It is paving priceless buildings and artefacts to build a highway and a parking lot.
For the 2024 Dubai Design Week edition, practitioners were invited to propose designs with a focus on vernacular architecture and how community-centric architectural methods—rooted in local materials and technique—can intersect with new environments.
Many UN organizations are active in helping relieve hunger during conflict. The FAO is one of them and they are working in Gaza. Here is how.
Biodegradable products are a great way to belong to the circular economy.
Sindalah is the first of the Saudi Arabia luxury locations to open its doors
If you’re fortunate enough to live within a reasonable drive to the beach, start visiting more often and dig your toes into the sand. If you don’t like to swim in the ocean, you don’t have to – just getting your feet wet is enough.
A baby born with a C-section can have better immunity in the gut if the child is exposed to mom's fecal biome
Managing your organization's carbon footprint has many environmental benefits. This approach also makes your operation cost-effective.
Want to help save kelp forests? A guide and some tips for divers.
Could tapping energy from volcanoes solve our energy crisis?
Researcher scans her own brain to show the effects of the birth control pill on her brain.
Women in the Taliban-controlled country of Afghanistan are already banned from showing their bodies and faces in public. A new blow to dehumanizing women is the ban of the sound of women's voices in public. Like the regime in Iran that controls women singing in public and showing their hair, the restrictions in Afghanistan are more fierce and among them bans women from being friends with non-Muslims and from entering national parks: