Researchers made an artificial intelligence process that determines the location of wildfires, based on machine learning. | Continue reading
JPL’s Venus Aerial robotic balloon may soon be on a mission to Earth's sister planet. NASA is a step closer to further exploring Venus with the success of this test flight. | Continue reading
This modified Tesla Model S traveled 1,600 miles without plugging in. Here's how. | Continue reading
The Energy Sciences Network has been upgraded to ESnet6, boasting a bandwidth of 46 Terabits per second, becoming the fastest internet network in the world. | Continue reading
Simon Weckert, a Berlin-based artist, tricked the renowned app into thinking that a completely empty street is bursting with traffic. | Continue reading
While agencies formally investigate the allegations, a website tells us how plausible the suspected tools are and how easy it is use them. | Continue reading
The private space company's test demonstrated the viability of catapulting certain satellite components into the sky. | Continue reading
New York AG's "Cash for Guns" program tells residents that they can trade in firearms for money and many people on Twitter were considering doing so. This inspired the man to use a $200 3D printer he'd gotten for Christmas to make some cold hard cash. | Continue reading
Using perovskite with existing solar cell technologies can increase their energy conversion efficiencies. It is only about scaling it up reliably now | Continue reading
The first version of Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot's slow walk on the companies AI Day 2022, has not gone well with some critics, but many are supporting the "feat." | Continue reading
Physicists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory have taken a critical step forward toward achieving nuclear fusion | Continue reading
The 100 megawatt Dalian Flow Battery Energy Storage Peak-shaving Power Station was connected to the grid in Dalian China on Thursday. | Continue reading
Elon Musk says that "patents are for the weak" on CNBC's “Jay Leno’s Garage” while giving Leno a tour of the SpaceX Starbase facility in Texas. | Continue reading
The chair's maker argues that they represent the grim reality of working life: humans are not meant to sit for as long as they do during business hours. He even argues that long sitting periods can lead to an early death. | Continue reading
XTurismo is an advanced flying bike currently available only in Japan. However, its makers say it is slated to be introduced to the US in 2023 while they also hope to engineer an electric version by 2025. | Continue reading
A Taiwanese tech tycoon plans to defend against possible "Chinese invasion" by training three million "black bear warriors." | Continue reading
The 45.22-tesla magnet sits just shy of the record for the world's most powerful magnet. It could help unlock new innovations including nuclear fusion. | Continue reading
The chatbot iteration may be new but there is nothing special that it delivers. It gleans information from the internet and adds nothing more. | Continue reading
In conversation with Lepht Anonym, a faceless, genderless British biohacker that has implanted over 50 magnets and chips in her body for sensory 'kicks'. | Continue reading
Scientists at MIT have developed a technique using which customizable plant matter can be produced in a lab without the need of cutting trees. | Continue reading
The Thrust SSC is the fastest vehicle on land. Find out how it beat all records. | Continue reading
By slightly changing how materials are made into elastomers, UCLA researchers have opened a new world of opportunities for artificial muscles. | Continue reading
New discoveries from 50,000 year old 'Diablo Canyon' meteorite could have interesting potential applications for future electronics. | Continue reading
Former SpaceX engineer and Radiant CEO Doug Bernauer told us "execution is everything." | Continue reading
Mechanical engineers Daniel Preston and Faye Yap of Rice University have devised a method of using dead spiders to delicately grasp small object and other tiny animals. | Continue reading
U.S.- German auto parts company ZF has engineered a strut suspension front axle concept called EasyTurn, and it allows the front wheels to turn up to an incredible 80 degrees. | Continue reading
Declassified documents from a national lab reveal a plan by US officials to use nuclear bombs to excavate canals through Israel and Panama. | Continue reading
To search for alien life, astronomers will look for clues in the atmospheres of distant planets – and the James Webb Space Telescope just proved it’s possible to do so. | Continue reading
A new E-motor runs non-stop at over 90% peak output without overheating. It could unlock the potential of electric vehicles, per to its manufacturer. | Continue reading
The researchers surpassed the milestone of 30 percent for the first time and established two certified world records. | Continue reading
IBM Research partnered with Tokyo Electron to streamline the 3D chip stacking process and alleviate the strain on the chip industry for years to come. | Continue reading
A team of researchers from Finland has set up the world's first commercial-scale 'sand battery' that be used to store power generated from renewable sources for months at a time to solve the problem of year-round supply. | Continue reading
The technology was developed by carbon capture company AspiraDAC, with its first customer Stripe aiming to install it this year. | Continue reading
The concept of water batteries may be centuries old but is now the need of the hour to store energy in a sustainable manner. | Continue reading
Scientists at Northwestern University have developed a small, flexible implant that can relieve pain on-demand and disappear into the body's biofluids. | Continue reading
A company called Quaise Energy wants to melt rock with X-rays and repurpose coal and gas plants into deep geothermal wells. | Continue reading
NASA officials are 'getting it ready to release' in a matter of days. | Continue reading
The Global Class of ocean ships offers the best luxuries money can buy. But since the pandemic has found no takers. | Continue reading
The alternative nuclear fusion firm behind it just raised $160 million in funding. | Continue reading
The U.S.-based Enovix's 3D silicon lithium-ion batteries can help EV adoption by massively reducing charging times. | Continue reading
Quantum physicists created two time crystals and watched them interact with each other. And it could have big implications for quantum computing. | Continue reading
A team from UT Dallas has discovered a molecule that destroys adamant cancer cells. Experiments on mice and human tissue found that the compound was effective even in the most aggressive tumors, offering hope. | Continue reading
The US military's portable nuclear reactor will have a capacity of up to 5 MWe and be ready for operational testing by 2024. | Continue reading
The largest-ever four-day workweek trial is now being conducted in the UK, putting Iceland's successful trial in second place. | Continue reading
A Japanese machinery maker called IHI Corp. has successfully tested a prototype of a massive, airplane-sized turbine to generate electricity from powerful deep-sea ocean currents. | Continue reading
New research out of the Netherlands might have given us a vital building block for a super-secure internet of the future. | Continue reading
It turns out modern shoe production and disposal are pretty bad for the environment. So, what can be done about it? | Continue reading
Scientists at MIT have developed a technique using which customizable plant matter can be produced in a lab without the need of cutting trees. | Continue reading