10 good news that coronavirus has overshadowed
Hard times for scientific popularization with coronavirus. Yet the future still exists, and continues to advance: this good news reminds us.
Hard times for scientific popularization with coronavirus. Yet the future still exists, and continues to advance: this good news reminds us.
9 years after the Juno mission, more news is arriving about Jupiter. And this is wet news, because today we know that there is more water than we thought
The deadline previously set in 2040 is about to be revised 5 years in advance, in 2035. The UK post Brexit wants to be much greener.
Can energy be generated from the human body like in “The Matrix”, if possible without becoming batteries with a tube in the back? Here are 5 promising technologies.
“He who doesn't think first sighs later.” The proverb makes us understand the goodness of this study on the human chances of surviving a nuclear disaster famine
Technology gym and city of the future. Toyota will transform a 70-hectare site in Woven City, an employee site that will adopt innovative solutions.
HL-2M, the nuclear fusion reactor developed in China, is an artificial sun 10 times warmer than the real one. It will start operating in 2020.
6 vital signs observed in a non-invasive and in real time: the electronic patch of a Chinese team is a leap forward for diagnostics
Cellulose nanofibers are light, resistant, printable and recyclable: what are we waiting for to make wooden cars? In Japan they are thinking about it.
A galaxy cluster in the C-EAGLE simulation shows a portion of the image with filaments similar to those detected in reality. The colored map simulates the newly discovered structure: a cluster of galaxies is formed at the crossroads of this cosmic network. In the cold wild space, seemingly distant galaxies hold together, resisting the call of black holes. In the darkness of great distances it is a "mesh", a network, a gas road that keeps them united and connected to each other. This gaseous network… Read more
Thanks to its technology, SABER can take the aircraft to Mach 5.4 (6.300 km per hour) for commercial flights. That's five times the speed of sound.
A team of scientists speculate that Venus was habitable and housed life until a mysterious planetary catastrophe 700 million years ago.
One of the most important alternative sources of energy is photovoltaic. Solar energy, growing everywhere (especially in China), is available in abundance and 100% renewable. The problem that has always plagued solar energy researchers is not its availability and renewability, but the possibility of storing it for a long time in a battery. This has until now prevented it from being used for long-term solutions. A research team from Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden… Read more
Vaporizing waste does not create methane as in landfills, but reusable carbon monoxide and hydrogen. And unlike an incinerator, it has no emissions.
The company said the manufacturing process makes Soleine 100 times more environmentally friendly than any other protein source.
The world awaits new landings on the moon and then on Mars, but I say: remember the asteroids, here are at least 4 good reasons to do it.
The new wood is very dense and has a strength of around 404 megapascals, which makes it almost 9 times stronger than natural wood.
Here are 10 applications with which graphene will change the world.
Five years of delay in completing the Iter experimental reactor were today announced. It is a huge machine designed to demonstrate the feasibility of nuclear fusion. But it cannot be completed before the end of 2025 and with an extra 4 billion euros in funding from member countries. The project aims to reproduce on Earth the thermonuclear reactions that take place in the core of stars. It officially started in 2005, but soon the… Read more
Stars and planets are fascinating universes, which every day reveal dark and difficult to explain areas. It happened recently with the discoveries involving the planet Pluto, where a mountain chain was discovered that overturns every scientific thought carried out so far and it also happens today with Mars, a planet that seemed to have been studied in every single portion of it. The Curiosity probe has in fact detected the presence of a very special area in the crater area... Read more
You read that right: There was indeed a smoking cabin on the Hindenburg, the largest flying object ever built and filled with 6 million cubic meters of highly flammable hydrogen. And in fact it caught fire in an accident on May 6, 1937 which destroyed it in just 30 seconds causing the death of 35 passengers. It was a highly pressurized room (to avoid hydrogen infiltration) and separated from the other rooms thanks to a double door. She was constantly monitored by a member of staff and were highly… Read more