Carbon Combines Web’s Spider-Man Stretch with Man of Steel Strength

Scientists at Florida State University’s MagLab facility have successfully turned spider silk into microscopic wires that can conduct electricity. This nanotubes-coated spider silk is tough and can stretch and shrink with humidity. Almost all modern…

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Supervolcanic Eruptions as Powerful as 100,000 Nuclear Bombs

The image above, created by Eduardo Tarasca, shows a hypothetical but realistic 50x25x20 mile (80x40x20 km) molten chamber sitting beneath Tokyo, Japan, identical to the one beneath Yellowstone National Park in the United States. “This…

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Cultivation Key to Saving the Baltic Sea

The Baltic Sea is one of the most-studied, most-unique and most-threatened seas in the world. Marine biologists have been exploring new ways of utilizing the Baltic Sea’s resources to protect its ecosystem. Their findings can…

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Amazing Images of Vegetation from Space

How green is Earth? The view from space turns the blue marble into a green and white wonder to show plant life. In a partnership between NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),…

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Today’s Aerial Tramways Are as Comfortable as Your Couch

The first aerial tramway built in Europe, dating to 1644, was used to move earth to build defensive positions for Danzig on the Baltic Coast of Poland. In the 1860’s, tramways were used as part…

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A&D Industry’s “Regional Strength” Flying High in Washington State

IndustryTap recently wrote: “The World Would Be Much Better If We Had 50 More Silicon Valleys”, “Chennai, India Quickly Becoming The Worlds Top Automobile Producer” and “Robotics Revolution In Full Swing: A Sampling of Over…

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Are Renewable Energy Projects Even Worth It?

There’s no question renewable energy provides substantial benefits for our climate, health and economy but what is the impact of renewable energy on worldwide energy output and emissions? What are trends in terms of investment and…

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Project Possibilities with 4D and Nano Self-Assembly Materials Take Shape

Imagine being able to watch a product put itself together right before your eyes. Everything from toys to skyscrapers could have minimal human interaction to reduce errors and increase the design possibilities. Brute Force Construction…

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India’s Bhabha Atomic Research Center Designing World’s Largest Magnet

In particle physics, astrophysics and space sciences, the finest elements of matter are propelled at close to the speed of light inside a collider — magnetic forces steering them toward their target. The world’s largest…

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Old CDs Spin a New Tune as Sewage Water Treatment

There’s a new use for the CDs you abandoned for MP3 files. At this month’s Frontiers in Optics meeting in Florida, Taiwanese researchers will present an intriguing new way of breaking down sewage – spinning…

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Carbon Combines Web’s Spider-Man Stretch with Man of Steel Strength

Supervolcanic Eruptions as Powerful as 100,000 Nuclear Bombs

Cultivation Key to Saving the Baltic Sea

Amazing Images of Vegetation from Space

Today’s Aerial Tramways Are as Comfortable as Your Couch

A&D Industry’s “Regional Strength” Flying High in Washington State

Are Renewable Energy Projects Even Worth It?

Project Possibilities with 4D and Nano Self-Assembly Materials Take Shape

India’s Bhabha Atomic Research Center Designing World’s Largest Magnet

Old CDs Spin a New Tune as Sewage Water Treatment

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