In 1830s, real estate agents used Cosmorama gallery to give wealthy ‘virtual walkthrough’ of fancy mansions; here’s how technology worked

Cosmorama Technology (AI-generated image for representational purpose) Decades ago, rich homebuyers viewed properties through a certain lens. In the 1830s, London estate agents used a technology called the cosmorama to give wealthy buyers a form of “virtual walkthrough” of mansions and country estates. A new study published in the journal Early Popular Visual Culture found…

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Virginia State University under lockdown after shooting near student housing leaves several injured

The university said that, based on the information available, the injuries suffered by the victims did not appear to be life-threatening. Virginia State University was placed under lockdown early Saturday after a shooting involving multiple suspects left several people injured near the university’s Quad Annexes. The university said that none of the injuries appeared to…

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By 2060, discarded solar panels could total 297 to 402 million tonnes worldwide; recycling them could generate almost $1 trillion in economic benefits

Solar Panel Waste: The Unknown Side of Solar Power Discarded solar panels could become a major global waste problem, with as much as 402 million tonnes of photovoltaic (PV) waste expected by 2060. But if these panels are recycled properly, the materials inside them could create almost $1 trillion (£770 billion) in economic value.According to…

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5 habits that may be holding your child back

Every parent knows the instinct: your child is struggling, and you want to step in. A forgotten homework notebook, an argument with a friend, a difficult teacher, a disappointing result- sometimes it feels easier to fix the problem than watch your child struggle through it.But what if constantly making life easier for your child is…

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