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Economy

Latest updates on December 2025 salary disbursements in Libya

The latest updates on December salaries have been revealed, explaining that the budget administration indicated that the payroll is in its final stages and almost ready for disbursement before...

Economy

Libya’s oil reserves and reforms draw investors despite risks.

It has been reported that Libya’s vast fossil fuel potential, alongside what are described as investment-friendly reforms, has begun to attract the interest of major global energy companies, despite...

Science

New budget phone revealed, starting at $70!

It has been reported that itel will launch its new Zeno 20 Max phone, featuring a water and dust-resistant body with an IP54 rating, making it a practical choice...

في قلب الفيزياء الحديثة تفصح نظرية الكم عن واقع أكثر غرابة مما نتصور (غيتي)

Science

A World Without Time or Space: How Do Scientists Think About What We Cannot See?

We have grown accustomed to viewing the world as a complete structure: clear particles, time flowing in a straight line, space embracing everything in silence, and our role as...

بدلا من محيط واسع مثل محيطات الأرض، نحن على الأرجح أمام شيء أقرب إلى جليد بحري كثيف (ناسا)

Science

Scientists Discover a World of Muddy Ice on Titan’s Moon

A new study suggests that Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, may not contain a massive subsurface ocean of water beneath its icy crust as scientists have assumed for years. Instead,...

جانب من إجراء التجارب في القطب الشمالي (ليزا فون فرازن- جامعة كوبنهاغن)

Science

Scientists discover “mysterious life” beneath Arctic ice.

Researchers have discovered a strange phenomenon beneath the Arctic sea ice, painting a picture of a polar ocean that is more biologically dynamic and less inhospitable than previously thought....

أجرى باحثون تجربة ذكية باستخدام أزهار صناعية لاختبار سلوك النحل الطنان (الجزيرة)

Science

Are bright colors no longer rare in nature? Bees have the answer.

Nature is rich with colors in every season, but most of these colors appear muted and non-shiny, while only a very few shine, such as buttercup petals or the...

Science

Altman: Artificial intelligence will surpass humans in 2026

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, the developer of the ChatGPT chatbot, predicted that artificial intelligence will surpass human capabilities when such systems possess “infinite and perfect memory.” He stated...

Science

The final journey: when airplane air becomes toxic.

A journalistic investigation has linked polluted air and toxic fumes inside commercial aircraft cabins to fatal conditions such as brain damage, heart attacks, and increased suicide rates among flight...

Science

Pfizer announces patient death after trial of drug approved in the U.S.

Pfizer announced the death of a patient who was receiving treatment with the drug “Hemphavzy” for hemophilia as part of a long-term study, after experiencing serious side effects. A...