MEDOLOGY
- NASA discovers water on Mars
- TOPMIX permeable concrete drains 4,000 liters of water in less than a minute
- Drone captures stunning images of Iceland
| This might perhaps be one of the most important findings in NASA's search for extraterrestrial life. Evidence indicating the existence of salty water in Mars have been reported in the journal Nature Geoscience. Lujendra Ojha, a PhD candidate in Planetary Science at Georgia Institute of Technology who reported the findings along with his colleagues, said that the amount of salt contained in the water determines whether it can support life or not. At the moment, it is not known whether the water can support life as we know it. The findings are based on the analysis of a photograph taken by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. |
| Natural disasters continue to cause thousands of deaths every year – and the floods are among some of the most common problems in a lot of countries, leaving hundreds of people homeless every year. But it seems that a British building materials and solutions company may have found the solution to the problem. They created a concrete capable of absorbing up to 4 liters of water in less than a minute and which can be used in road construction. The solution, known as TOPMIX, was developed by Tarmac and promises to be a way to prevent flooding caused by storms, and even prevent car crashes on wet roads. |
| Most people have already read about or heard thousands of reasons to visit Iceland and completely fall in love with the country. From the breathtaking Northern Lights to hidden natural pools or even the incredible sunsets you can catch at the most beautiful places, and these are just a few reasons to include the most peaceful country in the world in your next trip. The Polish photographer Jakub Polomski did not miss the opportunity to visit the area, where he spent two weeks in July. Accompanied by a drone, he used his camera to capture amazing photos that show the natural diversity of Iceland. |
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