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New law means louder electric cars but quieter cities

New law means louder electric cars but quieter cities

Electric cars have been dubbed by some as “silent killers”, with their lack of noise at low speed leading to a heightened risk of injuries from individuals who might walk out in front of them without looking.A ...

Artificial salt-water lake to be built

Artificial salt-water lake to be built

Funding has been approved for a large salt-water lake to be built between the Czech and Slovak republics with construction to begin in 2020. While this could be good news for tourist operators, the lake ...

Europe’s first Bitcoin ATM in action

Europe’s first Bitcoin ATM in action

Finland, Sweden, and Slovakia have all laid claim to having the first Bitcoin automated teller machine, or ATM in operation, allowing users to buy the virtual currency in person. So which country was actually ...

Let’s talk about weather!

Let’s talk about weather!

The only people who can talk about weather on an educated level are meteorologists. However, did you know that they also have their world day, and that it is scheduled in the calendar for 23rd of March?The ...

Construction underway on new science complex

Construction underway on new science complex

According to numerous researchers from varied fields, Slovakia suffers from a funding shortfall when it comes to science. Yet despite this, research in Slovakia in the field of medicine is on par with ...

Saving water with a shower in a can

Saving water with a shower in a can

The old phrase “Necessity is the mother of invention” has never been more true. We live in a world with more than 7 billion people; all with basic needs such as food, water, and sanitation. For those of ...

Slovak team sets new electric car world record

Slovak team sets new electric car world record

Electric cars take a long time to recharge compared to refilling a gas or diesel vehicle. This means that gas & diesel cars have a strong advantage when it comes to travelling long-distances in a short ...

Meet the Slovak researcher who went to Mars

Meet the Slovak researcher who went to Mars

In our lifetimes we could theoretically see human beings walk on the surface of mars. But if landing on the moon was a giant leap for mankind, having a person safely reach the surface of Mars would be ...

New incentives coming for solar power in Slovakia

New incentives coming for solar power in Slovakia

“Don’t wait for the incentives”, says the deputy director of the Slovak Association of Photovoltaic Installers (SAPI), Pavel Šimon. He believes installing electric solar panels on your roof makes sound ...

Slovak toxic waste to be cleaned up

Slovak toxic waste to be cleaned up

There are some dirty secrets in Slovakia’s past. One prominent example from days gone by was the dumping of toxic waste into a forest near Bratislava city. For almost half a century, thousands of tonnes ...

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