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1. Saudi-Houthi conflict explodes after base attacksYemen’s Houthi forces launched a massive ballistic missile strike wounding 13 people in southern Saudi Arabia. In retaliation, the Saudi-led coalition pounded Houthi strongholds with 54 airstrikes in 24 hours as talks over the Strait of Hormuz completely stalled.  (https://www.reuters.com/world/), (https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/)  2. Russia launches fresh strikes on Kyiv infrastructureRussian forces escalated their air campaign overnight, using drones to strike a petrol station and warehouse facilities directly inside Ukraine's capital city, according to the Mayor of Kyiv.  (https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/)   3. US Judge blocks Trump’s strict student visa rulesIn a major legal defeat for the Trump administration, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking new Department of Homeland Security limits that sought to strictly cap the duration of visas for international studen...

Imagine looking at a classic, rugged metal camp stove sitting on a science lab table. Instead of being hooked up to a heavy, dangerous gas tank or filled with smelly kerosene oil, a clear plastic tube runs directly from the burner into a basic plastic water bottle filled with regular tap water.When the student turns a small dial, the burner instantly ignites into a bright, roaring, clean blue flame. The contrast between the simple jar of water and the intense heat coming out of the stove is what makes the image completely mind-blowing for views. 🗿 How the Science Works (Simply Explained) Many skeptics in the comments sections initially claimed the video was a magic trick. However, judges and chemistry experts at the exhibition quickly verified the science. Here is how the device works:The H2O Splitter: The student built a micro-electrolysis chamber directly inside the base of the stove.Hydrogen Release: A small rechargeable battery sends an electric current through the water, splitt...