Engineering

NASA Tracks A Growing Dent In Earth’s Magnetic Field Which Could Damage Satellites

Earth’s magnetic field is one of the bases of the existence of life on Earth. It creates a shield of the magnetic field that envelops our planet and protects us from charged particles flying through…

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The Hyperion XP1: Hydrogen-Powered Hypercar with 1,000 Mile Range

California-based Tech Company has unveiled ‘Hyperion XP-1’, a hydrogen fuel cell-powered super-car that can drive 1,000 miles without needing to refuel. Hyperion says its main purpose is not to compete with Tesla but is to…

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New Multifunctional nanofiber Could Be Used to Protect Astronauts and Soldiers

Researchers have come up with a new nano-fiber technology that could result in creating next-generation body armor. The common issue with protective equipment is that if a material is strong enough to protect against ballistic threats…

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Ordinary Bricks Laced With Conductive Fibers Can Be Turned Into a Battery

Now our buildings can function as a power plant A team of researchers at Washington University in St Louis have developed a way to turn regular bricks into batteries. With this innovation most common building…

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Now Wireless Electricity Is a Reality

New Zealand-based startup Emrod has developed the world’s first long-range, high-power, wireless electric power transmission as an alternative to existing copper line technology. The company is working on implementing its system with collaboration with the…

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Scientist Rename Human Genes so Microsoft Excel Doesn’t Format them as Dates

Microsoft Excel is, by far, the most popular spreadsheet software in the world. One of the reasons why it’s so popular is that it has excellent formatting options, which make life easier for the user.…

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How HGH (Human Growth Hormone) Can Help Fight Viruses

White blood cells, like warriors, wage battle daily against pathogens, including the coronavirus, which has caused a global outbreak. If a healthy person with a strong immune system catches the virus, white blood cells will…

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New Zealand Marks 100 Straight Days Of No COVID-19 Transmission

On Sunday, New Zealand marked 100 days without any recorded case of community transmission of COVID-19. In this South Pacific nation, the first case of COVID-19 was detected on February 26 and the last one…

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The Future Of Oil And Gas & The Cone Drive Gearbox That Helps Run it

With the current conversation around climate change, many wonder how oil and gas will be affected. Recent research suggests that we’re running out of our current oil and many people are starting to question exactly…

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3D Printed Clay Tiles to Rescue Damaged Coral Reefs in Hong Kong

Coral reefs are like tropical forests of the ocean, or ocean oases. These are home to countless marine animals. Coral reefs are a valuable resource of organisms for potential medicines, create sands for beaches and…

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Engineering

NASA Tracks A Growing Dent In Earth’s Magnetic Field Which Could Damage Satellites

The Hyperion XP1: Hydrogen-Powered Hypercar with 1,000 Mile Range

New Multifunctional nanofiber Could Be Used to Protect Astronauts and Soldiers

Ordinary Bricks Laced With Conductive Fibers Can Be Turned Into a Battery

Now Wireless Electricity Is a Reality

Scientist Rename Human Genes so Microsoft Excel Doesn’t Format them as Dates

How HGH (Human Growth Hormone) Can Help Fight Viruses

New Zealand Marks 100 Straight Days Of No COVID-19 Transmission

The Future Of Oil And Gas & The Cone Drive Gearbox That Helps Run it

3D Printed Clay Tiles to Rescue Damaged Coral Reefs in Hong Kong

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