EV Charging Answer: Quantum Technology Will Cut Time it Takes to Charge Electric Cars to Just 9 Seconds
Scientists in South Korea have proven that a quantum technology will cut the time it takes to charge electric cars to just 9 seconds
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Cup Cozy Inspired by a Squid's Skin Will Keep Your Hands Cool and Your Coffee Hot - And it's Sustainable
UCI engineers develop method for economical mass production of insulating material, and it will keep your hands cool and your coffee hot.
NASA Develops 'Lunar Backpack' to Aid New Moon Explorers
NASA researchers and their partners have developed a remote-sensing mapping system set to aid explorers on the moon. It's a 'lunar backpack'.
If Children Wear This Type of Contact Lens It Can Stave Off Worsening Eyesight, Researchers Say
A new study finds that multifocal contact lenses can slow myopia progression in children by about 43% over 3 years compared to normal lenses.
Forget Harry Potter's Cloak, a Real-Life Invisibility Shield is Now Taking Orders
Invisibility Shield Co. in England is Kickstarter fundraising to create real invisibility shields that can hide people and other objects for fun.
Robotic Dog Designed in Boston Patrols the Ruins of Pompeii to Help Preserve Relics
SPOT the robotic scouting dog will investigate illegal tunnels, and check for structural and safety issues where humans cannot go.
New Electric Boat Just Levitated Boating to a New Level, While Ending Fuel Leaks
The electric motor is rated for between 50-100 years of normal boating time, making it, barring the cost of a 2-hour full charge, free.
'Exciting' Head-Tongue Controller Lets Paralyzed Patients Operate Smart Phones And Drive Wheelchairs
A new controller for paralyzed patients uses head and tongue movements to control the wheelchairs - and also smartphones and computers.
Researchers Make 'Giant Leap' to Produce Affordable Renewable Hydrogen
Green hydrogen is envisioned as a key part of energy transitions in heavy industry, and Hysata have finally made it cost-effective.
Tiny Marine Microbe 'Could Turn Out to be Secret Weapon in Battle Against Climate Change'
A tiny marine microbe which could turn out to be a 'secret weapon' in the battle against climate change has been discovered.
Solar Panels Built From Waste Crops Can Make Energy Without Direct Light
The panels can bend, and be clamped onto any shape, or placed in between window glazing to generate electricity the way plants do.
Scientists Develop Breakthrough Method for Recycling Industrial Plastics at Room Temperature in 20 Minutes
Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a new and simple method for upcycling plastic waste at room temperature.
Scientists Engineer Bacteria to Eat CO2 and Release Valuable Acetone and Isopropyl That are Carbon-Negative
The bacteria could be used in existing ethanol factories, and simply consume industrial emissions from other nearby plants.
Ukraine Receives Truckload of Starlink Terminals From Elon Musk For Uninterrupted Internet
Elon Musk answers the Ukrainian Vice Minister's call to deliver Starlink internet service and equipment to insure connectivity.
Solar-Powered Desalination Device is a Game-Changer: Requires Only Cheap Common Materials and Sunlight
Passive solar evaporation system could be used to clean wastewater, provide potable water, or sterilize medical tools in off-grid areas.
Using the Sun to Fight Food Waste And Stretch Yields
In rural India, an agri-tech company has created solar powered food dehydrators that are saving millions of tons of food and CO2 emissions.
This Bubbly Blue Soda Gets its Color From the Sea - and Captures CO2 With Every Batch
With the two chief ingredients of algae and CO2, Ful Soda is one of the world's most eco-friendly beverages, despite its radioactive color.
New Concept Lets Elon Musk's Cybertruck Drive on Water
A new concept lets Elon Musk's cybertruck drive on water. Check out the designs, see the various pricings, and perhaps register your interest?
First Time Someone With Cut Spinal Cord is Able to Walk Freely, Thanks to New Swiss Technology
Stimulated by electrical signals, the legs and low torso can be commanded to perform certain activities, like running, swimming, or pedaling.
Chemists Discover New Way to Harness Clean Energy From Ammonia
A research team at the University of Wisconsin–Madison has identified a new way to convert ammonia to nitrogen gas—it could be a fuel replacement.
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