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Biggest CHANGE in 50 Years: A New World Map - UN Equal Earth Map #shorts

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Episode Title: Biggest CHANGE in 50 Years: A New World Map - UN Equal Earth Map #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: UN Backs Equal-Area World Maps in 164–1 Vote The United Nations General Assembly has overwhelmingly adopted a resolution encouraging wider use of world maps that display continents according to their correct relative area. The “Correct the Map” resolution received 164 votes in favour, one against and six abstentions. The United States cast the only opposing vote. Estonia, Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine abstained. India supported the resolution while maintaining that its vote did not alter its position on the territorial status of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. Introduced by Togo with support from the African Union, the resolution promotes equal-area projections such as Equal Earth. Supporters argue that the commonly used Mercator projection makes Europe, North America and Greenland appear disproportionately large while reducing the visual si...
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Yes.. Cockroach Milk Led To Winning Of IG Noble Prize To Indian Scientist #shorts

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Episode Title: Yes.. Cockroach Milk Led To Winning Of IG Noble Prize To Indian Scientist #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Indian Scientists Share 2026 Ig Nobel Prize for Cockroach Milk Research Indian researchers have been included in an international team awarded the 2026 Ig Nobel Prize in Chemistry for investigating the unusually nutritious “milk” produced by a rare cockroach species. The winning study examined Diploptera punctata, commonly known as the Pacific beetle cockroach. Unlike most cockroaches, this species gives birth to live young rather than laying eggs. The mother produces a milk-like liquid to nourish developing embryos inside her body. After consuming the liquid, the embryos store part of it as tiny protein crystals. Researchers found that these crystals contain proteins, fats, sugars and essential amino acids. Their milk proteins were calculated to contain more than three times the energy of an equivalent quantity of cow-milk proteins. Indian members...
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‘MOST POWERFUL Wire in The World’ Created By India! DRDO 'Quantum Network' #shorts #shorts

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Episode Title: ‘MOST POWERFUL Wire in The World’ Created By India! DRDO 'Quantum Network' #shorts #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: DRDO Completes Military Trials of Quantum-Secure Communication System India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation has completed military field trials of an indigenously developed, fibre-based Quantum Key Distribution system designed to protect sensitive communications from interception. The technology was developed by DRDO in partnership with Bengaluru-based Taqbit Labs. According to the defence organisation, laboratory research and experience from earlier demonstrations were used to convert the system into a scalable product suitable for deployment in strategic networks. Quantum Key Distribution, commonly called QKD, allows two authorised locations to create and exchange encryption keys using individual particles of light. If an attacker attempts to measure or intercept the quantum transmission, the disturbance can be det...
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India Hits Brand NEW RECORD! Huge 80% Literacy Rate #shorts

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Episode Title: India Hits Brand NEW RECORD! Huge 80% Literacy Rate #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: India’s Estimated Literacy Rate Reaches 80.9 Percent, Marking Major Progress India’s literacy rate is estimated to have reached 80.9 percent among people aged seven years and above, according to data from the Periodic Labour Force Survey for 2023–24. The figure has recently received renewed attention online, with many Indians celebrating the country’s progress since Independence. India’s literacy rate was only about 18.3 percent in the 1951 Census, meaning fewer than one in five citizens could read and write at that time. By the 2011 Census, the rate had increased to approximately 74 percent. The latest PLFS estimate indicates that more than four out of every five Indians aged seven or older are now literate. However, the 80.9 percent figure is a survey-based estimate and should not be confused with a new national Census result. India’s next comprehensive population enu...
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Skincare Journey part 1! In France 🇫🇷

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Episode Title: Skincare Journey part 1! In France 🇫🇷 Produced by: Sejal Kumar Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.
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‘Toilet & Urine’ is DANGEROUS At Mount Everest Level #shorts

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Episode Title: ‘Toilet & Urine’ is DANGEROUS At Mount Everest Level #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Urine Is Contributing to Ice Melt at Everest Base Camp, Study Finds Human waste and fuel consumption at Mount Everest Base Camp are contributing to local melting of the Khumbu Glacier, according to new research involving scientists from Nepal and the United States. Everest Base Camp is established directly on glacier ice during the spring climbing season. Thousands of climbers, guides and support workers temporarily occupy the site, producing large quantities of urine and consuming fuel for cooking, heating and electricity. Researchers estimate that more than 6,000 litres of urine may be produced daily during the busiest period. Because urine leaves the body at a temperature considerably warmer than the surrounding ice, it transfers heat to the glacier. The study calculated that this thermal energy could theoretically melt approximately 154 tonnes of ice during one...
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WTF! Why People Are Putting UNDERWEAR Inside Soil - Crazy Science Experiments #shorts

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Episode Title: WTF! Why People Are Putting UNDERWEAR Inside Soil - Crazy Science Experiments #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Buried Underwear Soil Experiment Wins 2026 Ig Nobel Prize A European research team has received the 2026 Ig Nobel Prize for Soil Science after using buried cotton underwear to measure biological activity beneath the ground. The award went to Franz Bender, Marcel van der Heijden, Atlant Bieri and Pia Viviani. Their citizen-science project asked participants to bury standard white cotton underpants in gardens, agricultural fields and grasslands before digging them up approximately two months later. The method works because cotton is largely composed of cellulose. Bacteria, fungi and other soil organisms consume and break down this natural material. In biologically active soil, much of the cotton disappears, frequently leaving only the synthetic waistband and stitching. Underwear that remains comparatively intact can indicate lower decomposition ac...
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