Design

Electrochemical Power Generation: Fuel Cells Making Great Strides

While wind and solar energy are in the spotlight most often these days, other forms of renewable energy are making strides. Fuel cell technology, for example, is now helping power large utilities, next generation fuel…

Full Article →

NASA Funds Electricity-Harvesting Robotic Space Eel Destined to Explore Distant Planets

This squid-inspired robot, funded by NASA, is a concept which is destined to explore the seas of Europa (one of Jupiter’s moons) or other distant planetary bodies in near future. The biggest problem for exploration…

Full Article →

A Chronicle of the Dark Digital Underworld

Most people spend their time on Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, Ebay or similar sites and a handful of favorite news sites. In this way, most internet users exist on the tip of the iceberg (see…

Full Article →

DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals Start Tomorrow

The image above is from Japan’s proposed 2020 Robot Olympics which it hopes to host alongside its 2020 Summer Olympics. Meanwhile, we are just a day away from yet another DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals taking place…

Full Article →

Scientists Create Mini Human Brains in Lab Dish

Mini Human Brains Could Spur Brain Science Breakthroughs In the 1950’s it was plastics, plastics, plastics. Today its software, software, software including reprogramming the human genome to heal sickness and transform living tissues. With human…

Full Article →

Undergrad Identifies Tubular Plasma in Earth’s Magnetosphere

Everyone has seen the earth’s magnetic field illustrated by lines drawn around the earth. And it has been theorized for the past 60 years that “atmospheric plasma” forms tubular structures that are aligned with and…

Full Article →

NASA’s 39C Launch Pad to Serve New Small Class Rockets

NASA is well known for its heavy class and super-heavy class space launch systems, but soon it will be the center for much a smaller class of rockets. NASA is currently in the process of…

Full Article →

NASA To Provide Advanced Computer Animations of 2015 Hurricane Season

Last week the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its forecast for the Atlantic hurricane season which runs from June 1st to November 30th. NOAA expects, with a 70% degree of accuracy, 6 to 11…

Full Article →

Herd of Mobile Malware Trojan Horses Comin’ Round the Mountain

Mobile Malware, the New Kid on the Block Most people have become reasonably adept at installing and keeping malware software up to date, yet some remain clueless and give life to black hats. But most…

Full Article →

NASA’s Flying Saucer Tests Precursor to Successful Red Planet Missions

NASA’s second supersonic, edge of the Earth’s atmosphere, test of the flying saucer like Low Density Supersonic Decelerate (LDSD) was postponed this morning due to dicey weather conditions. In order for the flying saucer to…

Full Article →

Page 183 of 290« First ‹ Previous 180 181 182183184 185 186 Next ›Last »

Design

Electrochemical Power Generation: Fuel Cells Making Great Strides

NASA Funds Electricity-Harvesting Robotic Space Eel Destined to Explore Distant Planets

A Chronicle of the Dark Digital Underworld

DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals Start Tomorrow

Scientists Create Mini Human Brains in Lab Dish

Undergrad Identifies Tubular Plasma in Earth’s Magnetosphere

NASA’s 39C Launch Pad to Serve New Small Class Rockets

NASA To Provide Advanced Computer Animations of 2015 Hurricane Season

Herd of Mobile Malware Trojan Horses Comin’ Round the Mountain

NASA’s Flying Saucer Tests Precursor to Successful Red Planet Missions

Get Industry Tap News

Connect

Advertisement

Featured

Advertisement