Shower Power, hydroelectric bluetooth speaker powered by the shower
Shower Power is a water powered hydroelectric bluetooth speaker. You plug it into the shower and never charge it again. Forever.
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New Chinese five-year plan: greener, more reasoned, self-sufficient
The new Chinese plan changes responds to Covid and the cold war with the USA. Identical objectives, partly changing the modalities.
The revolutionary hydrogen-boron reactor overcomes all types of nuclear fusion
Nuclear fusion energy advances slowly. Now a new approach based on boron-hydrogen removes many of the obstacles to a future of clean and unlimited energy.
6 science fiction technologies that are now a reality
The list would be very long, but these 6 examples represent well the science fiction technologies that are rapidly becoming reality.
From 2020 Magnus VAWT turbines will draw energy from typhoons such as Hagibis
Super Typhoon Hagibis will make landfall tomorrow, hopefully not on land. In addition to the damage, Japan can absorb the energy with new turbines, the Magnus VAWT.
Vortex Bladeless, the bladeless generator will change wind power
The Spanish startup Vortex enters the last phase of testing with its generator with a revolutionary shape
The Thorium engine: with 8 grams it 'runs' for 100 years without stopping.
How about a vehicle with thorium engine, which runs without polluting and does it for 100 years without stopping with only 8gr of fuel?
Airdrop, water from the air in real time
There is nothing more devastating than drought for agriculture: hectares and hectares of cultivated land literally go up in smoke due to the prolonged absence of rain: a prototype developed by Edward Linnacre, a student at Swinburne University in Australia, promises to erase this problem in the future. His name is Airdrop. Here's how it works Despite its rather essential design, Airdrop is able to filter hot air from the environment through a turbine, filter it thanks to a complex system of pipes, … Read more
Jobs of the near future: 26 jobs of tomorrow
In the days that mark the fall of the Berlusconi government and the Italian economic crisis (remember? we predicted it on the old site) I am as disheartened as all of you. The moment is difficult: we can only get out of it if all levels of our country change by looking to the future more than to the past. Some jobs will still survive in the future, let's be clear: but there is a whole series of jobs that don't exist today and which could be useful in the near future. Let's go with common sense: 60%... Read more
