Source We recently commented on the blog how construction is one of the processes that contributes most to greenhouse gas emissions, due to the emissions produced during the manufacture of concrete, which is currently the most widely used material in all types of construction, reaching four billion tons used annually worldwide.

Source Normally when we use the word humanoid robot we refer to anything that moves and vaguely resembles a human being with a head, torso and limbs. But now the Polish company Clone Robotics has developed the first full-scale humanoid robot that not only physically resembles a human, but also integrates a synthetic heart and nervous system.

Source A couple of days ago we talked about a new metallurgical smelting method that uses hydrogen instead of carbon in the process, with the benefits that this brings to the environment. Another process that emits large amounts of carbon dioxide is construction, due to the cement manufacturing process that releases large amounts of CO2.

Source Not long ago we commented on Google's progress with its Willow processor and how the community is talking about the end of cryptocurrencies and our privacy. One of the things to avoid in this scenario would be the interception of messages by unwanted third parties and that is what is intended with quantum teleportation.

Source Normally, when we talk about ending the consumption of fossil fuels, we all think of transport, whether by land, air or sea. But there are other, less famous industrial processes that consume large quantities of fossil fuels and emit tons of carbon dioxide, such as the metallurgical industry.

Source A couple of days ago we announced Elon Musk's project to officially convert his Boca Chica launch base into a city from a legal point of view, while we are still digesting this new idea from Elon, he now proposes the construction of a tunnel across the Atlantic Ocean that will connect New York and London.