Eliminate space debris with laser shots, they are already ready in Japan
Using laser technology developed for nuclear fusion, a Japanese startup wants to target space debris smaller than 10cm.
Using laser technology developed for nuclear fusion, a Japanese startup wants to target space debris smaller than 10cm.
Lidar technology reveals ancient structures in the Amazon, rewriting the history of the region.
The new X-ray laser just put into operation promises to revolutionize clean energy production and quantum research
A team at NREL has created a mini solar panel that turns laser light into energy. A small turning point from the many possible applications
Masterstroke of ETH Zurich transmitting terabits of data across the Swiss mountains using a laser. A new era for telecommunications is opening.
The addition of ultrasound can help eliminate arterial plaques completely, preventing them from re-forming.
3D printing and laser come together to develop an unsuspected ability: that of "creating" a cutlet and cooking it perfectly. Here is a window into the future of food.
A research team brings humanity closer to nuclear fusion achieved through the use of lasers.
The demand for professional, non-invasive and comfortable treatments is growing. Korean company develops home-made LED laser therapy.
Zeus, go ahead: a small laser can interact with particles in the air to create a path for chain lightning to pass.
The discovery of Caltech: a laser beam can move small objects, and tomorrow maybe move spacecraft. The secret? Nanotechnology.
A "lightsaber" that incinerates any aerial or missile threat. Israel reveals the military milestone as a deterrent to possible attacks.
With a new rapid 3D printing technique you can print an entire layer in the time that was previously necessary to print a single point.
Breaking down the half-life of nuclear waste would revolutionize energy on Earth. An ambitious goal, but the Nobel laureate Gérard Mourou dreams of achieving it.
It will bend, it will "dent" like a thin sheet of transparent metal, but it won't go to pieces. Here is the ductile glass of the University of Tampere.
A special laser engraving makes the metal unsinkable creating a structure that remains afloat even after being damaged or drilled
Send instructions to a person so that the sound goes directly to his ear and only he can hear it? One of the possible applications of this new technology.
These are weapons that will determine Russia's military potential for decades to come
The US Air Force announces that it has successfully used laser weapons to shoot down missiles in flight. The system is designed to be mounted on aircraft and assume both defensive and offensive structure.
A team of scientists from Imperial College London has probably made the possibility less distant...
The US military is testing an 'intelligent' projectile (do you have doubts about the previous definitions of intelligence in ...