Dubai’s newest ultra-luxury hotel is about to open its doors to guests: British architect Shaun Killa reveals details on what ...

And that thirst for adventure, in Dubai, is executed with style. Picture this: Jumping from the Burj Khalifa. Yes, that is a feat reserved for the world’s most skilled athletes, and this year ...

which have previously been displayed at the Fête des Lumières in Lyon and Dubai's Burj Khalifa. The Anooki by Moetu Batlle and David Passegand Elsewhere, see the debut of Visible Light by artist ...

Competing against 50 teams from cities worldwide, each wearing weighted vests, they successfully completed around 3,000 steps as they raced up 160 floors of the Burj Khalifa and secured the win.

Upon landing in Dubai, the first sight that greets visitors is the iconic Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building at 828 metres. This towering structure is visible throughout the city ...

United Arab Emirates - The Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development (KFED) announced its sponsorship to four small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) during its participation in the 31st edition of ...

Her Royal Highness Princess Sabeeka bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa, Consort of His Majesty the King and Chairperson of the Advisory Council of the National Initiative for Agricultural Development (NIAD), ...

The black hole at the center of our galaxy is experiencing a flurry of flares, ranging from flickers to brilliant eruptions, according to a team that analyzed data from recent observations by the Webb ...

Dubai's famous Burj Khalifa lights up with different texts and visuals everytime it displays anything, including advertisements and the new year's. Being the world's tallest building, its LED screen ...

Charged with studying every period in cosmic history, Webb’s gaze can see some of the universe’s earliest light, but it also can reveal new details about the objects in our own solar system ...

Accretion disks are also the main light source from a black hole ... We also can see if these flares show periodicity (or repeat themselves) or if they are truly random.” The PopSci team ...