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European farmers want to break into EU headquarters.
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The first Starship to Mars will be named "Heart of Gold"
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This is exactly how elections have happened in Pakistan.
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🔰 Israeli Defense Minister: Painful attacks have begun in Damascus.
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Japan now has a record 95,119 people aged 100 or older, with 83,958 women and 11,161 men. This highlights the country’s growing demographic challenge.
Today, people over 65 make up 29.3% of Japan’s population—that’s 36.25 million out of 124 million—making it the highest percentage worldwide for countries with over 100,000 people.
The oldest person in Japan is Tomiko Itooka, aged 116. When asked about the secret to his long life, 110-year-old Kiyotaka Mizuno simply said, “I have no idea at all.”
This aging trend means Japan is facing rising healthcare costs and a shrinking workforce. Back in 1963, there were only 153 centenarians in the entire country.
#Japan #AgingPopulation #Centenarians #DemographicCrisis #Healthcare
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Japan has just unveiled a revolutionary advancement in solar technology that could dramatically reshape the future of renewable energy. According to Earth dot com, researchers at the University of Tokyo developed the panel using titanium dioxide and selenium, which dramatically improves the panel’s ability to convert sunlight into electricity.
The innovation lies in how these materials interact: by enhancing the bond between titanium oxide and selenium, scientists achieved a significant boost in energy conversion efficiency. Unlike conventional panels that rely on silicon, these new panels benefit from titanium’s natural strength, corrosion resistance, and abundance, making them not only more efficient but also more durable and potentially cheaper to produce.
One of the key innovations behind this development is a new method for extracting titanium using rare-earth metals like yttrium, which significantly reduces the cost and complexity of the process. According to the research team, this technique could make titanium-based solar panels more commercially viable in the near future.
The panels are still in the experimental phase, but early tests suggest they could generate vastly more power from the same surface area compared to current technologies. While the “1,000 times more powerful” claim refers to theoretical efficiency under ideal lab conditions, the implications for real-world applications are still incredibly promising. If successfully scaled, this technology could lead to smaller, lighter, and more powerful solar installations, transforming everything from rooftop panels to space-based solar arrays.
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US DARPA sets new records by sending power wirelessly over 5.3 miles.
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🔶️China has unveiled a mosquito-sized spy drone just 2 cm long and weighing 0.3 grams, capable of flapping its wings 500 times per second and equipped with sensors for covert surveillance.
The bionic microdrone, developed by the National University of Defence Technology, is designed for secret military operations and is nearly undetectable by radar.
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Tonight's mourning ceremony on the eve of Ashura was held in the presence of Imam Khamenei, July 5, 2025
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The U.S. terrorist regime vowed to bring our oil production to zero — instead, we’ve just hit a 46-year high!
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Israel's lackeys and mercenaries are calling the video of its missile striking civilian cars in Tehran "AI-generated." Yet the footage—along with aftermath videos—clearly proves it's real.
The way some deny this footage, you'd think they erased from memory how this regime massacred 56K civilians and systematically destroyed Gaza's entire healthcare system.
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You harassed Bob Vylan.
Censored 'Boom Boom Tel Aviv.'
How do you silence millions denouncing IDF crimes?
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🇮🇷 The Muharram mourning ceremony of Iranians in Yazd, central Iran, has, like other religious gatherings this year, been accompanied by national and patriotic poems and chants following the Israeli aggression against Iran.
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Inspectors—spies of the US-controlled IAEA—left Tehran today. Their departure comes as Iran’s Parliament voted overwhelmingly to suspend cooperation with the infamous agency.
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IRGC spokesperson warned the Zionist regime that if it attacks again, Tehran will no longer observe any red lines
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