As the new semester has just begun, it is recommended for you to improve your learning for better understanding. But, what to do first? Worry not, you can make a fresh start by doing these 3 habits during class. You may have heard of the importance and we are here to give you the scientific […]
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Antarctica is experiencing shattered temperature records and an increase in the size and number of extreme weather events, according to a new paper in Frontiers in Environmental Science. The southernmost continent is not isolated from the extreme weather associated with human-caused climate change, as its western end and peninsula have seen dramatic ice sheet melt
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Antarctic sea ice reached a record low in February, according to a study in the journal Frontiers in Environmental Science. The cause of this great damage is rising global temperatures. The study’s co-author, Anna Hogg, warns that it will take decades or centuries for the ice to recover, as melting icebergs and shelves are not
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Indonesia, with its extraordinary natural wealth, often faces the threat of forest and land fires (karhutla) that can cause environmental damage, human health issues, and economic setbacks for the country. However, there is a new ray of hope in the effort to tackle land fires through innovative weather modification technology. Weather modification technology has become
Leaders from Bangladesh and Indonesia are scheduled to participate in the forthcoming BRICS summit, which comprises five significant emerging economies. This event will take place in Johannesburg, with both Asian nations aiming to enhance their accessibility to development funding. 67 world leaders have been invited to the BRICS summit. which will take place from August
The security relationship between Japan and South Korea seems to be undergoing a positive change, creating new optimism in the Asian region. After decades of controversy and tension stemming from World War II history, both countries are now showing signs of closer cooperation in the defense sector. In an effort to address increasingly complex threats,
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China released new regulations for contents generated by Artificial Intelligent (AI) on August 19th. This release of new rules for AI-generated content aims to maintain firm censorship on online content while the country is still in the AI development race. The Artificial Intelligent (AI) industry has developed so much these past years. The result of
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Fumio Kishida, Japanese Prime Minister, on a visit to the tsunami-ravaged Fukushima nuclear facility, stated that the imminent release of treated radioactive effluent into the Pacific Ocean cannot be postponed. He stated that the relocation is safe, but that his administration will do everything possible to protect fishing communities from the potential impact of negative
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Dere invites fans to her musical performance, which will be at Salihara Arts Center on August 25. She will perform songs from her album “Rubik” on this stage. Her music performance this time is titled Gelora, which means both strong waves and fiery passion. . “I hope we all have fun on the Gelora Stage!
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Sabiella Maris is back with her new maxi single “In Between” produced by Bagas Yudhiswa. After a year gap since her last single “Untold Story, Pt. (Alprazolam) 1” in 2022, Sabiella makes a comeback in 2023 with a continuation of the long story of Untold Story. This maxi single contains two songs: “In Between” and
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