On Chuseok, Yoon hosts a luncheon meeting with Korean atomic explosion victims in Hiroshima.

On the occasion of the Chuseok holiday, President Yoon Suk Yeol convened a luncheon with a group of Korean victims of the 1945 atomic bombing in Hiroshima.

The meeting at Cheong Wa Dae's Yeongbin-gwan guesthouse with 42 atomic bombing victims and family members from Japan and 43 oth...

Fukushima water release preparation to get help from the IAEA team

Highlights

• An International Atomic Energy Agency mission arrived in Japan
• Help provided to prepare the treatment of radioactive water into the ocean

An International Atomic Energy Agency has arrived in Japan to provide aid regarding ...

S. KOREA TO DEVELOP A RESPONSE SYSTEM AGAINST ILLEGAL DRONES

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• S. Korea to develop a response system against illegal drones.
• The govt. plans to invest $37.6 million to develop the system.
• A response system that spots and neutralizes the illegal unmanned aircraft is said to be built.<...

JAPAN GOVT. TO RELEASE TREATED RADIOACTIVE WATER INTO THE SEA

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• Japan govt. to release treated radioactive water into the sea.
• The treated water is said to not pose safety concerns to humans or the environment.
• TEPCO expects to run out of storage capacity as early as fall next year.

ADA SURGES PAST BTC; GAINS 247% FOR FEB

Highlights:

•             Cardano looks at rivalling Ethereum

•             It was the biggest gainer for Feb

While all the eyes were foc...

JAPAN’ NRA CONDUCTS ON-SITE INSPECTION AT JAPAN ATOMIC POWER CO. HEAD OFFICE

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• Japan’s NRA conducts on-site inspection at Japan Atomic Power Co. head office.
• The company is alleged of rewriting data related to safety reviews required to restart Tsuruga Power Station.
• Japan NRS will check relat...

NAGASAKI CITY ASSEMBLY URGES JAPAN GOVT. TO SIGN AND RATIFY U.N NUCLEAR BAN TREATY

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• Nagasaki city assembly urges Japan Govt. to sign and ratify U.N nuclear ban treaty.
• The central govt. has been urged to attend meetings of the member states of the nuclear ban treaty.
• The local assembly seeks that nuclea...

LOCAL ASSEMBLIES ACROSS JAPAN DEMAND THE GOVERNMENT TO SIGN AND RATIFY TPNW

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• Local assemblies across Japan demand the government to sign and ratify TPNW.
• One more country or region needs to ratify the same for the treaty to come into effect.
• 122 countries and regions had adopted the nuclear arms ...

JAPAN’S NUCLEAR REGULATION AUTHORITY GIVES APPROVAL FOR OPERATION OF NEW NUCLEAR STORAGE FACILITY

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• Japan’s Nuclear Regulation Authority gives approval for operation of new nuclear storage facility.
• The regulation authority approved anti-disaster safety measures of the new facility.
• The storage facility is located...

ATOMIC BOMB SURVIVORS ARE NOT HAPPY WITH ABE’S INDIFFERENCE OVER NUCLEAR WEAPON MATTERS

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• Atomic bomb survivors are not happy with Abe’s indifference over nuclear weapons matter.
• Shinzo Abe was present in Nagasaki to attend the anniversary of the nuclear bombings.
• He did not visit the Nagasaki Atomic Bo...

KAZUO ISHIGURO DELIVERS A SPECIAL MESSAGE ON THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF NAGASAKI BOMBINGS

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• Kazuo Ishiguro delivers a special message on the 75th anniversary of Nagasaki bombings.
• He mentioned about the ‘supreme value’ of human life in the message.
• The writer was born nine years after the 1945 bombin...

Two cryptofirms are leading with atoms rather than bits

Nonetheless, at this week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, two cryptofirms are leading with atoms rather than bits, and it seems to work.

Our goods won "CES Technology Awards" and coveted spots in the exhibition of technology, where hordes of people flood th...

Lynas provides jobs and the transition of technologies

The cycle of rare earth processing begins with drilling in Mount Weld, Australia's Central Lanthanide Deposit (CLD).

The components will then be shipped for reprocessing to the Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) in Gebeng, Kuantan.

Under the current leadership of Lynas,...

Govt. considering release of contaminated water into ocean or air

Post the Fukushima nuclear disaster, a vast amount of radioactive contaminated water got stored by Tokyo Electric Power Co. The same has been treated but still contaminants are present in it. The Economy and Industry ministry has proposed to eliminate the same gradually by evaporation o...

Researchers may have known the fifth power of nature

Physicists have since quite a while ago known about four basic powers of nature: gravity, electromagnetism, the solid atomic power, and the frail atomic power. Presently, they may have proof of a fifth power. The revelation of the fifth power of nature could help clarify the riddle of dull issue,...

Defence and Aerospace industry with reference to OEM and MRO

The Aerospace industry regularly runs on latest technologies, innovations and other inventions. Since the trade secrets and the information related to it is confidential, the industry further requires tools to document and safeguard the information. The ambit of “Capital Procurement” includes the...

Projects aimed at making Steady-State Fusion Power Plants Possible

An announcement was made today by the United States Department of Energy that they will be funding $14 million for 10 university-led research projects using the DIII-D National Fusion Facility.  The Development of methods of sustaining the steady-state or constant operation of fusion reactors is the...