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NASA Evaluating Proposals for 2025 Moon Mission Rover

NASA’s Artemis program, which aspires to bring humans back to the Moon by 2025, is well underway, and the first launch is planned for August 2022. The program includes many phases extending as far as…

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The Volvo’s Polestar 2 EV, Refreshed for Greater Sustainability

Polestar 2, the first mass-produced model of Volvo’s premium EV brand, has received an upgrade that makes it more sustainable, eco-friendly, better performing, and eventually more competitive in the market. Polestar 2 was originally released…

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AirMatrix on Its Way to Put The Chaos of Urban Drone Flight in Order

AirMatrix has announced the start of pilot tests of its drone flight traffic software in Calgary, Canada, gradually increasing the number of deployed units over the next 18 months. The goal is to test drone…

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Here’s Why The EV Industry Will Make a Leap From 400V to 800V

The vast majority of electric vehicles (EVs) today use a voltage of the level of 400V, with only a few exceptions differentiating from it. As experts in the field comment, this figure may double by…

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No Longer a Flight of Fancy: High-Flying Kites Will Power Your Home Soon

Today, the cumulative capacity of installed wind power worldwide exceeds 800 gigawatts. Wind energy capacity is growing rapidly around the world. According to the US Energy Information Administration, wind power generated five times more electricity…

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A New Heat Engine without Any Moving Parts Is As Efficient As a Steam Turbine

Researchers from the MIT and the National Energy Laboratory (NREL) have designed a heat engine with no moving parts. The engine converts heat to electricity with over 40 percent efficiency. The performance achieved is better than…

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Israel Successfully Tests Game-Changing Laser-Based Defense System ‘Iron Beam’

Israel deployed Iron Dome in 2011 to protect its territory from incoming aerial threats. It has successfully intercepted over 2,500 projectiles since it was rolled out. Israel says it has a success rate of over…

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Intelligent software could revolutionize the 3D printing of metals

A team of researchers at the University of Michigan has developed an intelligent software called SmartScan that can provide tight control of the 3D printing process of metals, specifically laser sintering. The new system aims…

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A New Energy Storage System Stores Solar Power for almost Two Decades

Researchers from the Sweden’s Chalmers University of Technology have developed an energy system that stores solar energy in liquid form for up to 18 years. This allows storing energy and using it when and where…

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Scientists Use Discarded Rice Husks to Produce Hi-Tech, Quantum-Dot LED Lights

Scientists at Japan’s Hiroshima College have developed a way to recycle discarded rice husks to provide the world’s first silicon quantum dot LED light. Their innovation has demonstrated a low-cost, environmentally friendly way to fabricate…

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Engineering

NASA Evaluating Proposals for 2025 Moon Mission Rover

The Volvo’s Polestar 2 EV, Refreshed for Greater Sustainability

AirMatrix on Its Way to Put The Chaos of Urban Drone Flight in Order

Here’s Why The EV Industry Will Make a Leap From 400V to 800V

No Longer a Flight of Fancy: High-Flying Kites Will Power Your Home Soon

A New Heat Engine without Any Moving Parts Is As Efficient As a Steam Turbine

Israel Successfully Tests Game-Changing Laser-Based Defense System ‘Iron Beam’

Intelligent software could revolutionize the 3D printing of metals

A New Energy Storage System Stores Solar Power for almost Two Decades

Scientists Use Discarded Rice Husks to Produce Hi-Tech, Quantum-Dot LED Lights

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