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A Tennessee manufacturing town could be in for a revitalization after a shuttered iron foundry is poised to be replaced with a lithium mine. The large Waupaca Foundry closed its doors in the historic TN rail town of Etowah nearly two years ago‚ and many of the 500 or so workers that were laid off […] The post A Foundry’s Closure Devastated This Tennessee Town but a New Lithium Plant Is Giving it Hope appeared first on Good News Network.

Outcast – A New Beginning offers many weapon modules that‚ when combined‚ make great weapon builds. Thanks to the guide the developers shared with us‚ here are the best weapon module customizations you should look to build in Outcast – A New Beginning. How to unlock weapon module slots in Outcast A New Beginning Screenshot: PC Invasion To unlock more weapon module slots and upgrade your weapon modules‚ you need Nano-Cells. I found the best way to farm Nano-Cells was to defeat enemies at bases. You can do this relatively quickly and easily‚ and you’ll always find one weapon module in the green box in an enemy base. Using the jetpack glider makes this more fun. Outcast A New Beginning: Best weapon mod customizations Screenshot: PC Invasion There are many weapon modules you can find in Outcast – A New Beginning. You can unlock four weapon module slots on your guns and slot in weapon modules you find throughout your adventures. According to the developers of O...

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In 2021‚ the Chinese and Russian space agencies signed a joint agreement to build a research base on the Moon. In a new announcement‚ the space agencies say they are hoping to build an automated nuclear reactor on the lunar surface to power the International Lunar Research Station by 2035.You may have noticed that no human has set foot on the Moon since Apollo 17 left in December 1972. Plenty of uncrewed missions have been sent to the Moon in the last few years‚ with varying degrees of success‚ but it will still be some time before humans are once again bouncing around on everyone's favorite satellite. Though China is planning on landing a human on the Moon by 2030‚ and Russia by 2031‚ the two space agencies are considering placing the reactor without human involvement."Today‚ we are seriously considering a project to deliver to the Moon and mount a power reactor there jointly with our Chinese partners somewhere between 2033 and 2035‚" Yury Borisov‚ CEO of Russian space agency Roscosmos told state-owned news site Tass. "This is a very serious challenge [...] it should be done in automatic mode‚ without the presence of humans."Borisov went on to explain that solar panels would be insufficient for powering future human settlements‚ though nuclear power could. When the Lunar Research Station was announced in 2021‚ the space agencies said it would be available for international use‚ relations since then between Russia and international co-operators in space have become somewhat frostier‚ owing to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. To get the lunar base on the Moon‚ Russia is also working on a nuclear-powered cargo spaceship."We are indeed working on a space tugboat‚" Borisov said‚ per AP. "This huge‚ cyclopean structure that would be able‚ thanks to a nuclear reactor and a high-power turbines [...] to transport large cargoes from one orbit to another‚ collect space debris and engage in many other applications."He added that the space agency had solved all technical problems with the spaceship‚ but had not yet found a way to cool the nuclear reactor‚ a large and important task if the world is going to get a Moon base by the ambitious target of 2035.

During the expedition‚ researchers discovered more than a hundred species previously unknown to science‚ but one of them turned out to be especially curious. During the latest deep-sea expedition off the coast of New Zealand‚ a team from New Zealand’s National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) explored the Bounty Trench‚ a mysterious point in the ocean home to hundreds of bizarre animals. However‚ one of them literally “confused” biologists‚ reports the Daily Mail. In total‚ scientists discovered more than 100 species previously unknown to science‚ including dozens of mollusks‚ three fish‚ a new species of shrimp‚ a cephalopod and a new genus of coral. But according to expedition co-leader‚ NIWA marine biologist Sadie Mills‚ the most surprising creature discovered by the researchers was an animal that looked like a shriveled gray cauliflower. The team notes that the creature was so strange that they were initially a little confused. This amazing cauliflower-like creature is believed to be a new type of octocoral‚ a deep-sea organism characterized by polyps with eight tentacles. Strange new species has scientists baffled. Photo: Ocean Census/NIWA The team initially theorized that what they were looking at might be a starfish or sea anemone‚ or possibly another deep-sea animal known as a zoanthid. However‚ further research showed that this is not the case. During the deep-sea expedition‚ many of the experts were extremely excited and intrigued‚ according to Queensland Museum taxonomist Dr Michela Mitchell. Over time‚ the team came to the conclusion that they were not just looking at a new species of octocoral‚ but also a new genus What seems even more intriguing is that‚ in fact‚ this mysterious creature may actually turn out to be a completely new group‚ not related to octocorals. If so‚ it’s an important find for the deep sea‚ giving scientists a much clearer picture of the planet’s unique biodiversity. According to the co-leader of the expedition‚ British marine biologist‚ Professor Alex Rogers‚ one way or another‚ the diversity of life discovered by scientists is very impressive and sheds light on marine ecosystems that we were not previously aware of. Note that this discovery was made as part of a project that involves an “ocean census.” Scientists plan to discover even more species before the end of the project. The team also notes that the discovery of several species of fish at once was exciting – such discoveries are extremely rare. The research was carried out on board the research vessel Tangaroa. In total‚ the team collected about 1‚800 samples from depths of up to 4‚800 meters along the Bounty Trench. The post Wrinkled‚ tentacled “cauliflower” on the ocean floor has biologists baffled appeared first on Anomalien.com.