Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Nidhi is a gold medalist Post Graduate in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences.

Wi-Power Zones Can Juice Up 40 phones from Across the Room

Taking pictures and videos. Texting. Keeping up with the world through social media. Talking to your friends. Buying the things you want. Playing games. Our phones can handle just about everything we need these days.…

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Life-Saving Boot Insert Detects Landmines Within 6.5 Feet

It is estimated that more than 110 million active landmines are scattered across 70 countries around the world. An equal number of landmines are stockpiled, waiting to be planted. These landmines remain active for decades…

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Solar-Powered ‘Smart’ Roads Would Turn the World’s Transportation Network into a Massive Power Plant

Electrical engineer Scott Brusaw and his wife Julie are pursuing a new type of solar concept. Their long range goal is to replace all concrete and asphalt standard highways and byways throughout the US with electricity-producing…

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Floating Nuclear Power Plants Could Save Us from Meltdowns

Nuclear plants provide the large amounts of reliable and continuous electricity. Nuclear power reactors have a major environmental benefit – they do not emit the gases that contribute to global warming, acid rain, or urban…

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How Fast Can an Excavator Reduce a House to Rubble?

Demolishing a house can take anywhere from a day to several days. The building is usually pulled down using large hydraulic equipment like an excavator. Wrecking balls are also used but these are less easily…

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Is This the Future of New York City’s Transit Hub?

Urban planners have long been advocating the benefits of building dense retail and housing complexes around public transportation hubs. To fully justify this idea, designers Chad Kellogg and Matt Bowles of AMLGM have proposed a…

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High-Intensity Laser Will Redirect Lightning Strikes

Lightning is one of the most powerful displays of electrostatics in nature. Its strikes have always been unpredictable, causing everything from house fires to death by striking individuals directly. Scientists at the University of Arizona…

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New Treatment of Hepatitis C Has Over 90% Success Rate

Hepatitis C is the most common cause of cirrhosis (liver scarring), liver cancer and the most common reason for liver transplantation in the world. As many as 500,000 people die each year because of hepatitis…

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Escape Adulthood with Your Own Tiny Tree Cube

Tree houses are no doubt the ideal place for children to play, enjoy the outdoors and to do something creative in summer vacations. They’re not only loved by kids but also Some love treehouses as…

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Crank It Up! This Radio is Powered by a Crop of Moss.

We all know that soothing music has a profound impact on the growth of plants. A group of scientists from the University of Cambridge has harvested moss-grown electricity to power a FM radio. They say…

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Author Archives: Nidhi Goyal

About Nidhi Goyal

Wi-Power Zones Can Juice Up 40 phones from Across the Room

Life-Saving Boot Insert Detects Landmines Within 6.5 Feet

Solar-Powered ‘Smart’ Roads Would Turn the World’s Transportation Network into a Massive Power Plant

Floating Nuclear Power Plants Could Save Us from Meltdowns

How Fast Can an Excavator Reduce a House to Rubble?

Is This the Future of New York City’s Transit Hub?

High-Intensity Laser Will Redirect Lightning Strikes

New Treatment of Hepatitis C Has Over 90% Success Rate

Escape Adulthood with Your Own Tiny Tree Cube

Crank It Up! This Radio is Powered by a Crop of Moss.

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