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Japan has unveiled a breakthrough that could reshape the way we think about energy. Engineers at Kyoto University have developed a coin-sized generator that harvests electricity from moisture in the air. Unlike solar panels or turbines, this tiny device works 24/7, rain or shine, producing a continuous flow of clean power. The secret lies in a layered nanofilm that absorbs water vapor and converts it into an electric current. Early field tests in Southeast Asia’s rice paddies proved the generator could power sensors and transmitters for months without maintenance—an achievement that traditional batteries or solar setups often fail to match. Public reaction has been filled...

Brazilian billionaire has reportedly left his entire will to Neymar despite the pair allegedly having never met one another. Neymar, 33, is claimed to have been given the enormous sum of £846million by an unidentified deceased man from Brazil who is said to have been a billionaire. According to Brazilian outlet RIC, the will was formalised at an office in Porto Alegre and authenticated on June 12 with two witnesses allegedly present. The matter is now purportedly subject to clearance from Brazilian courts if Neymar is to be named as the individual's heir - who has potentially chosen him because he is reportedly childless and single. Neymar has not publicly commented on reports...

A kiss might steal your heart — but this one could stop it. Health experts are warning about a deadly parasitic infection spread by so-called kissing bugs, which have now been found in 32 states across the country. At least eight Americans have caught Chagas disease through local transmission, leading scientists to urge the CDC and WHO to officially declare the life-threatening illness endemic in the US.   Kissing bugs are the most common way that Chagas disease spreads.Gabriel Hamer “This is a disease that has been neglected and has been impacting Latin Americans for many decades,” Norman Beatty, a Chagas expert and epidemiologist, who co-authored the paper,...

A 27-year-old Indian man plans to sue his parents for giving birth to him without his consent. Mumbai businessman Raphael Samuel told the BBC that it's wrong to bring children into the world because they then have to put up with lifelong suffering. Mr Samuel, of course, understands that our consent can't be sought before we are born, but insists that "it was not our decision to be born". So as we didn't ask to be born, we should be paid for the rest of our lives to live, he argues. A demand like this could cause a rift within any family, but Mr Samuel says he gets along very well with his parents (both of whom are lawyers) and they appear to be dealing with it with a lot of...

Ben West has been fighting for his life in a Bay County hospital after getting infected with Vibrio Vulnificus. His family gave News Channel 7 an exclusive interview. “I have learned what it means to pray without ceasing, it really has, it’s been a battle,” said Keith West, Ben’s father. For them, it’s been a battle that started right after a family trip to Gulf County. “It was just a family outing, fishing, crabbing, chasing grand young ones in the dark, just a good time,” said Keith. Until Ben’s first symptoms kicked in. “Big blisters started popping up, like it was trying to leave the leg, it was just at the ankle, coming up to...