Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Vanadium Ion Battery Creator Moves Forward with $8.9M Series C Investment

‘Standard Energy’, the company behind a hopeful implementation of the vanadium ion battery, has just raised $8.9 million from SoftBank Ventures Asia, reaching a total of $22.5 million. This is practically taking the work of…

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Japan to Dump Fukushima Reactor Coolant Water into the Sea

In the years that followed the nuclear disaster that struck the Fukushima Daichi nuclear power plant in 2011, engineers had to deal with the cooling of the collapsed reactor as well as the management of…

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WRC Is Going Hybrid Starting from the 2022 Racing Calendar

FIA (Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile) has confirmed that the WRC (World Rally Championship) will enter a new chapter, starting from 2022, when hybrid engines will be introduced to the sport. Already, Hyundai, Toyota Gazoo Racing,…

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Three University Research Teams Conclude that the EmDrive Doesn’t Work After All

We are sorry EmDrive fans, it looks like the boffins have confirmed that the “impossible” engine is indeed impossible, as it has failed all tests that were developed to evaluate whether or not the concept…

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TSMC Will Invest $100 Billion to Increase Production Capacity Over the Next Three Years

TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) has announced plans to invest a whopping $100 billion over the next three years, raising new manufacturing facilities and achieving an almost immediate expansion of its production capacity. The chip…

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Porsche Taycan 2021 Software Update Is a Paradigm for a New Car Era

Porsche has released an update for its best-selling model, the all-electric Taycan, and the improvements brought by the new software version signify the dawn of a new age in automotive technology. To be fair, Tesla…

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We May Be Stuck with Li-Ion Batteries but at Least They’re 97% Cheaper Now

A recent study by MIT researchers who have collected pricing data between 1991 and 2020 shows that the average cost per kWh provided through lithium-ion batteries has dropped by a whopping 97% within this period.…

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U.S. Government Official States UFOs Were Observed Breaking Sound Barrier Without Sonic Boom

The former Director of National Intelligence, John Ratcliffe, has made some statements on American media that more or less tell us that UFO sightings from military personnel are far more common than what most people…

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Swiss Researchers Discover that Wood Could Turn Into a Weak Battery

Researchers at ETH Zurich and Empa have figured out a way to turn wood into a mini power-generator that outputs a noteworthy amount of electric voltage. Wood already has intrinsic piezoelectricity, which means that it…

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France Underestimated the Effects of 41 Atom Bomb Tests in Polynesia

When the French needed to test their first nuclear weapons, they figured that French Polynesia would be the ideal candidate. Sitting in the South Pacific, thousands of miles away from the closest neighbor that could…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

Vanadium Ion Battery Creator Moves Forward with $8.9M Series C Investment

Japan to Dump Fukushima Reactor Coolant Water into the Sea

WRC Is Going Hybrid Starting from the 2022 Racing Calendar

Three University Research Teams Conclude that the EmDrive Doesn’t Work After All

TSMC Will Invest $100 Billion to Increase Production Capacity Over the Next Three Years

Porsche Taycan 2021 Software Update Is a Paradigm for a New Car Era

We May Be Stuck with Li-Ion Batteries but at Least They’re 97% Cheaper Now

U.S. Government Official States UFOs Were Observed Breaking Sound Barrier Without Sonic Boom

Swiss Researchers Discover that Wood Could Turn Into a Weak Battery

France Underestimated the Effects of 41 Atom Bomb Tests in Polynesia

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