Engineering

3D Printing Bones Directly into the Human Body

A new 3D-printing technique could allow surgeons to 3D-print bone with living cells to repair damaged bone tissue. University of New South Wales scientists managed to 3D-print human bones from a person’s own living cells…

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New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

A physicist Fatima Ebrahimi has invented a new rocket engine thruster concept that could propel humans to Mars and beyond. She works at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). The device uses…

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New Tree-Loving Robots Could Plant Thousands Of Trees A Day

Estonia’s College of Tartu and Milrem Robotics have developed two types of autonomous robot foresters. These robots are capable of planting thousands of trees a day using Milrem’s driverless ground vehicles. Out of these two,…

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‘Squall Tower’: A Sky-Kissing Turbine Shaped Scraper That Rotates With The Wind

Forget rotating restaurant, now Turkish architect HayriAtak has designed a skyscraper that shifts and rotates with wind. The design of the Engineering marvel ‘Squall Tower’ was recently revealed on HayriAtak’s website and social media. This…

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Scientists Produce Super-Hard Metals from Nanoparticles

In metallurgy, it is a known fact that smaller grain size will make the material harder. Using this property, researchers have found a way to develop metals that are times harder than naturally occurring structures.…

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“Rule of Origin” Threatens Britain’s EV Car Manufacturing Industry

The UK car industry is facing a menace that many have failed to anticipate in the admittedly complicated context of the Brexit negotiations. The UK obeys to a special “Rule of Origin” requiring car manufacturers…

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Scientists Are Planning To Harvest Energy From Black Holes

Scientists are planning to build human civilization in outer space. But for this, they require large energy resources. Now researchers at the University of Columbia and the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez of Chile have theoretically found…

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Saudi Arabia To Build A New 105-Mile-Long Linear Zero Emissions City

Saudi Arabia has announced to build an Eco-city, dubbed ‘The Line’. This is a major step towards the development of a futuristic NEOM business zone. “The Line”, would extend over 170 km (105 miles) and…

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Future Astronauts Could Fuel Their Return Trip Using Mars’ Atmosphere

Mars mission is full of challenges. One of the major challenges is how will future astronauts power the spaceship that brings them back to Earth? Now a new study suggests, they could make rocket fuel…

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Researchers Microwave Coal Powder Into Valuable Nano-Graphite

Recently researchers from the University of Wyoming have found a way to economically produce higher-value nano-graphite. They discovered that pulverized coal powder can be converted into nano-graphite using a household microwave oven. Nano-graphite is a…

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Engineering

3D Printing Bones Directly into the Human Body

New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

New Tree-Loving Robots Could Plant Thousands Of Trees A Day

‘Squall Tower’: A Sky-Kissing Turbine Shaped Scraper That Rotates With The Wind

Scientists Produce Super-Hard Metals from Nanoparticles

“Rule of Origin” Threatens Britain’s EV Car Manufacturing Industry

Scientists Are Planning To Harvest Energy From Black Holes

Saudi Arabia To Build A New 105-Mile-Long Linear Zero Emissions City

Future Astronauts Could Fuel Their Return Trip Using Mars’ Atmosphere

Researchers Microwave Coal Powder Into Valuable Nano-Graphite

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