World’s Only Solid Hydrogen Piece Has Disappeared
It would appear the the first possible instance of solid hydrogen has disappeared, if it was ever there to begin with. In a terrible...
The Honey Bee Drones Are Coming, But Why?
In a curious new study, researchers from The National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology in Japan have announced the creation of a...
New Energy Generation Technology Can Harness Power From Body Movement
In a new report researchers from the University of Oulu in Finland revealed some ground breaking research. The material that they have been working...
New Imaging Technology Could Lead To Low-Cost Methane Detection
It turns out that a single pixel can make a big difference when it comes to detecting gases that would otherwise go unnoticed...
Scientists Produce Solid Hydrogen Superconductor
A study published in journal Science yesterday claims that for the first time in the history of mankind, solid hydrogen exists on earth.
This solid...
New Materials Greatly Improve Solar Fuel Cell Peformance
Chemists from University of Texas at Arlington(UTA) have devised new materials of high performance for solar cells to split Carbon dioxide and water into fuels...
Solar Powered Trike For The Disabled on The World Disabled Day
On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), we would like to present the idea of this Solar Powered Trike for...
‘Super-Algae’ Identified by Scottish Scientists for Biofuel Production
The researchers of Scottish Association for Marine Science spotted the 'Super-algae', which, they believe, would be useful for the production of bio-fuels for two-wheelers, automobiles, and...
Student-Made 2098 mpg Car Won the SAE Supermileage Competition
2098 mpg is the mileage achieved by the Quebec's Laval University team, which won the SAE Supermileage competition, this year.
Living in an age of impending climate...
Solar Impulse 2 Finally Reaches Hawaii
The world's first solar energy plane landed in Kalaeloa Airport around six AM this morning after flying all the way from Japan across the Pacific.
Andre Borschberg,...
