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  At the start of this year, Seaborg, a Danish nuclear energy company, passed the American Bureau of Shipping’s feasibility test against its floating nuclear reactor project. This brings the company a step closer to meet its ambitious targets of deploying the first commercial power barge by 2025. The reactor is being designed to be installed on a modular power barge, which will then be transported directly to any country to provide clean energy, provided they are attached to the sea. As a growth region, South East Asia has been identified as a starting point for this initiative of clean and affordable energy. Co-Founder and CEO of Seaborg, Troels Schönfeldt, claims that the ABS maritime assessment allows a reduction in cost, production time, and overall project risks. He further added that the maritime approach provides unmatched production capacity. With the installation of two nuclear reactors, the first power barges will provide 200 MW of electricity. While designing, its focus ...

  We are for sure living in odd times as the U.S space force has printed a 64-page military doctrine called ‘Spacepower,’ showing it is continuing to be a torchbearer of foreign policy and colonialism to space. It marks America’s self-interest over future space exploration, which might accelerate space war, contrary to the decades-old global efforts to maintain space as an un-militarized domain. Attaining spacepower can generate and apply diplomatic, informational, military and economic power,” making it evident and straight as to why the U.S has such high interests in the said subject. In just under eight months after its creation, America’s newly built military service announced its first doctrine, featured in the U.S. Space Force’s Capstone Publication, entitled as spacepower . The SCP, which is the first brief of spacepower as a separate and distinguished form of military, serves as grounds upon which to build further doctrine as expanding challenges are continually addressed i...

Higher studies are becoming crucial and selecting where to study is perhaps one of the most important decisions you’ll ever take in your life. We bring to you the list of top 10 Engineering Colleges which will help you get an idea of what these universities have to offer. By the way, if you do get in, check out  CopyCrafter  to make your homework easier! 10. Imperial College London We start our Top 10 engineering colleges list with Imperial College London. The university falls under the category of public and has 13,500 students as full-time students. The university has a student to faculty ratio of 12:1 with an admission rate of 15-20%. The University offers the following courses in Engineering; Aeronautics Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Computing Electrical and Electronic Engineering Earth Science and Engineering Materials Mechanical Engineering The University provides scholarships to its students and has contributed...