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Harnessing solar power from space may sound like a futuristic concept, but its roots trace back to the early days of theorizing about space. In 1923, the pioneering Russian theorist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky proposed an ambitious concept to utilize space mirrors that would concentrate a powerful beam of sunlight onto the Earth’s surface. By deploying this
Last Thursday, Swedish mining company LKAB announced it had discovered Europe’s largest known deposit of rare earth minerals. The deposit is located in the far north of Swedish Lapland and, according to LKAB, contains over one million metric tons of rare earth oxides. Sweden discovers largest deposit of rare earth minerals in Europe https://t.co/8w9kBwjveb pic.twitter.com/XAy1XKwlrL
Our review of the best startup deals from December 5th starts with Einride. The Swedish startup announced it raised over $500M, which is the largest deal of this week. There were also other interesting rounds in the agri-food sector which covers three-fifths of this week’s review, including startups such as BeeHero, Naio Technologies, and Black
Over the past ten years, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) has held an annual forum to discuss training challenges and promote industrial skills development among young people in emerging economies. Co-organized by its Learning and Knowledge Development Facility (LKDF) and Sweden’s government agency for development cooperation Sida, this year the event will focus
In a series of four articles about science, millennial scientist Jesse Zondervan delves into the future of geoscience applications in relation to the rise of globalisation. In his second article he explores the way scientists have dealt with negative impacts of their research, how this has changed and how we might think about it in