Grab a spacesuit and a few months of provisions. We’re taking you on a tour of the Interplanetary Parks Service.
Space is harsh. From damaging radiation to deadly gases and drastic temperature changes, pretty much any environment beyond Earth can kill you at a moment’s notice. Yet our cosmic backyard boasts natural wonders that rival the greatest found on terra firma.
And, one day, when we have the technology for deep-space rocket launches, suitable protective gear, and enough pr ...read more
On April 16th 2019, eToro founder and CEO Yoni Assia has agreed to do an exclusive interview for Crypto Insider at the Paris Blockchain Week Summit. It was on the same day that the global launch of cryptocurrency exchange eToroX took place, and the time seemed right to reflect on how far the social trading company has come in terms of integrating digital assets.
To North American audiences, eToro is the European and Asian equivalent of Robin Hood: it offers quick and easy onboarding with your cr ...read more
Cryptocurrencies, like any technology based projects, are constantly evolving and upgrading. Whether it is to keep up with their competitors, enhance security and performance or increase their user base, crypto projects need to advance. And in this regard, a roadmap is the pathway to the expected evolution. This article will focus on the three pillars of the Bitcoin Cash roadmap, and its key stages for the development of the project.
Bitcoin Cash (ABC) was spawned in mid-2017 when a gr ...read more
The 2017 cryptocurrency hype cycle came with the ICO business model and the emergence of forks of existing cryptocurrencies. Albeit being a year of a downtrend, 2018 was the year of stablecoins. In spite of these innovations and developments, the world still awaits widely adopted real-world use cases of blockchain technology. 2019 appears to be the year for blockchain adoption by corporate giants worldwide. Perhaps the application of blockchain technology by corporations with millions of existin ...read more
Turkey’s Mount Chimaera is on fire, and has been for millennia. Dozens of campfire-sized flames burst straight of the mountain’s rocky, sea-facing slope. These eternal flames are fueled by methane, the odorless, colorless substance that provides much of our natural gas for fuel, as well as a potent greenhouse gas.
Most methane (a single carbon atom surrounded by four hydrogens) forms from the decay of ancient plants, animals and other life. But the Earth itself can create methane, t ...read more
Author Vishay SinghPosted on Categories Discover Magazine
