Soon to Be Removed: The Major Obstacle to Full-scale Renewable Energy Transition

The road-block to transitioning from burning fossil fuels to full-scale usage of Renewable Energy has been the intermittent nature of Mother Nature.  Worldwide, the sun and wind offer up more energy in a single day…

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The Cat S50 Can Survive Extreme Situations Your Smartphone Can’t

Smartphones are fragile, regardless of what brand you are using . They are constantly at the risk of damage from accidental drops, dunks in water and cracked screens. Nothing hurts more than seeing your smartphone…

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Caterpillar, Inc.: The World’s Leading Industrial Bellwether

Caterpillar Inc.: A Diversified Multinational Company Caterpillar, Inc.(CAT), headquartered in Peoria, Illinois, United States, is the world’s leading manufacturer of industrial equipment. The company has five main lines of business: Construction Industries, Resource Industries, Power…

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The Energy Internet: Power Clouds

Feeding The Global Energy Grid With Clean Energy Hooking up alternative energy resources, especially photovoltaic systems, to the global energy grid is becoming easier, even if you are a homeowner with a small installation or…

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Could You Live in This 86-Square-Foot Tiny Apartment in Paris?

If your romantic ideals make you want to pack up and move to the city of love, it’s going to cost you. Paris, France, is known for its extremely pricey rents. What better way to…

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“Sixth Sense” Molecular Sensor: Crowdsourcing Creation Of World’s First Database Of Matter

A New Sixth Sense Humans have five basic senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell. In addition, neurologists include nine more senses, referred to as somatic. These include: perception of pressure, heat, pain as well…

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Ospreys Refueling Over the Mediterranean Sea a Must Watch

According to the YouTube description, the video below shows SP-MAGTF Crisis Response KC-130s and Ospreys Conduct Refueling Rehearsals with 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit’s Harriers over the Mediterranean Sea. On 19 June, 2014 the Air Combat…

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Want to Disappear? You Might Be Able to Have Your Own Invisibility Cloak.

Invisibility cloaks seem like one of those Hollywood made objects that we could only fantasize about, but never own. However, the future shows some promise for us muggles being able to disappear. The science of…

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The Power Of “Salinity Gradients”: Novel, Sustainable & Renewable Energy Via Osmosis

Researchers at MIT are beginning to mine the inherent energy difference between “salinity gradients” in ocean and fresh water to produce energy through a process called Pressure Retarded Osmosis (PRO). It is estimated that if…

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‘Salt Water’ Powered Supercar Faster Than a McLaren P1, Given Approval For European Roads

Can a sports car be eco-friendly? Sports cars are typically described as ‘cool’  but generally aren’t known for being environmentally friendly. NanoFlowcell AG, a Lichtenstein-based company, is trying to change this perception with its ‘Salt Water’ Powered Supercar.…

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