Minors Online: Ban or Educate? The Australian Case Sets a Standard
Australia bans social media for children under 16 online. A divisive choice: protection or restriction? The debate is spreading globally.
Mangroves and 3D printers: the “odd couple” against coastal erosion
Deakin University experiments with the use of 3D printers to protect the coasts and encourage the growth of mangrove plants in Australia.
Infinity Train, the “infinite” electric train that charges using gravity
An "infinity train" that transports iron between mining sites and simply recharges itself with the force of gravity, taking advantage of the slope? Mmmmh.
Solar panels on airports could power entire cities
Large surfaces, few obstacles and lots of sun: airports can become real energy generators, and an Australian study amply demonstrates this
Tasmania claims to be powered 100% by renewable electricity
Tasmania is the first Australian state (and one of the few) in the world to be powered by more than 100% renewable electricity. And it doesn't stop there.
Sydney: Infinity, Koichi Takada's iceberg skyscraper cools itself
A skyscraper in Sydney that mimics nature. An urban iceberg that lets the wind and sun pass to draw a space closer to man.
Sun Cable, Australia will have a huge solar farm visible from space
Sun Cable is a solar park in Australia currently under development. It will be an "Energy Wall of China" also visible from space.
Fires in Australia, a climate suicide
What is happening with the fires in Australia is far from an inevitable fatality. Now there is little time to remedy, but the will?
Virtual killings, real roads: here are the games of the future in augmented reality
A game that turns real roads into crime scenes thanks to augmented reality. Put Pokémon Go aside, Misadventure in Little Lon is serious stuff.
An artificial coral reef in Sidney harbor
The artificial reef has taken place in the waterfront area of the famous Opera House, Sidney's world-famous theater. Not far from there is the Great Barrier Reef, increasingly at risk.
Australian climate study reveals: humanity may collapse by 2050
The path to the end of society first, of civilization then has already been taken at full speed.
Airdrop, water from the air in real time
There is nothing more devastating than drought for agriculture: hectares and hectares of land ...
