Author Archives: Bill Toulas

We Are Now Closer Than Ever to an Actual Gamma Ray Laser

Allen Mills, a physics professor at the University of California, Riverside, is close to creating the first gamma-ray laser in the world. Until now, the gamma ray laser has been a hypothetical device that would…

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The World’s Largest Battery is Going to Receive a 50% Bump

The world’s largest lithium-ion battery which is located at the Hornsdale Power Reserve in Southern Australia is about to break its own capacitance record. Playfully called “The Big Battery”, the array was commissioned by Tesla…

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NASA Has Unveiled the Most Powerful Rocket Ever Built

NASA invited the press and a few select people to take a first look at the rocket system that was developed for the Artemis Project. The program is actually a collaboration between NASA, ESA, JAXA,…

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Nuro Sends R2 Autonomous Delivery Cars on their First Mission in Houston

Nuro, the brainchild of Jiajun Zhu and Dave Ferguson, two former Google engineers, will begin its first pilot program in Houston, Texas. The robotics and autonomous delivery vehicles company will deploy its R2 prototype cars…

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“Heliogen” Secretly Built a Solar Mirror Park as a Test Plant and it Works

Engineers and scientists working for the Heliogen startup, which is funded by Bill Gates, have been working stealthily lately, building a solar mirror park. According to the first reports, the project was successful, as the…

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Doctors Put Humans in Suspended Animation for the First Time in History

Doctors at the University of Maryland School of Medicine have managed to do the unthinkable, putting a human patient in suspended animation, or “controlled death” if you prefer. They call the technique “emergency preservation and…

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Air Race E Presented its First Electric Plane During the Dubai Airshow

Air Race E, the “pure electric motorsport” air racing competition, has presented its first plane during the recent Dubai Airshow. This race place it looks very similar to the “conventional” racing and aerobatics aircraft we…

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British Startup Proposes Magnetic Hyperloop for Freight Wagons

London-based startup “Magway”, suggests a new kind of a hyperloop transportation system that will help move various goods around on freight wagons. The concept involves the deployment of linear motors that would propel the pods…

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NASA’s Mars 2020 Will Try to Find Signs of Ancient Life

According to the latest information that is communicated from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the Rover of the Mars 2020 exploration mission will try to locate microscopic fossils. These will be tiny pieces of proof of…

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The 2019 Dyson Award Winner is an Alternative Material for Plastic

This year’s James Dyson Award had numerous exciting submissions, but one winner got £30,000 (and £5,000 for their university). The winning entry is called MarinaTex, and was submitted by Lucy Hughes. This is a compostable…

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Author Archives: Bill Toulas

We Are Now Closer Than Ever to an Actual Gamma Ray Laser

The World’s Largest Battery is Going to Receive a 50% Bump

NASA Has Unveiled the Most Powerful Rocket Ever Built

Nuro Sends R2 Autonomous Delivery Cars on their First Mission in Houston

“Heliogen” Secretly Built a Solar Mirror Park as a Test Plant and it Works

Doctors Put Humans in Suspended Animation for the First Time in History

Air Race E Presented its First Electric Plane During the Dubai Airshow

British Startup Proposes Magnetic Hyperloop for Freight Wagons

NASA’s Mars 2020 Will Try to Find Signs of Ancient Life

The 2019 Dyson Award Winner is an Alternative Material for Plastic

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