Greenhouse gas turned into carbon fibre by Canadian researchers
At this time, however, the cost of the technology, as well as the plausibility of building a bigger scale capture and conversion system, is still unknown.
At this time, however, the cost of the technology, as well as the plausibility of building a bigger scale capture and conversion system, is still unknown.
The researchers are working with a nuclear fusion reactor in Anhui, China, and hope to have a fully functioning nuclear fusion power plant by 2050.
This 81-megapixel image of the moon is just mind blowing.
This list highlights how VR has positives and negatives associated with it — like most things in the world.
According to a new study, most people would want $1,000 or more to walk away from Facebook.
Genome science and genome services are catching on with more and more people.
In a paper entitled, “Could Solar Radiation Pressure Explain “Oumuamua’s Peculiar Acceleration,” these scientists bring up that very possibility.
The study was published by scientists at the National Toxicology Program. The final report confidently links cellphone radiation and some tumors in male rats.
The Department of Energy has outlined some potential impacts on the environment and human health as a result of building and operating the facility.
The C-Brace is smaller and lighter, so the user does not need to exert as much energy while walking.
The fully adjustable, lightweight, medical grade silicon band also doubles as a health and sleep tracker.
The technology can also identify, with 83% accuracy, people from “known groups.”
Perhaps one day in the future we will see a combination of robotics and living tissue working as one on a larger scale?
This could help detect ailments like influenza and STD’s without using expensive imaging equipment.
The creators call Spyce “the world’s first robotic kitchen that cooks complex meals.”
The fears are understandable. Robots are able to complete the work of more than five people and there are almost 5 times as many robots per thousand workers in the U.S. than in the 1990s.
The researchers at the University of Missouri say this honeycomb material has magnetic properties that can address heat and life issues in batteries.
This is not a cure, but is perhaps the first small step towards potentially finding a cure for the common cold.
This helicopter will be hitching a ride to the red planet on the belly of the Mars 2020 rover.
No word on price yet, but Boston Dynamics has said that newer iterations have been significantly cheaper to build.
If you’re typing on one of these, two spaces make sense. Otherwise, not so much.
The prototype isn’t pretty but if researchers can manage to make the technology feasible, that can be worked out as well.
These children will probably never stop bouncing.
This looks like a very interesting project, we’ll see if the University of Washington researchers can make this a viable solution or product.
The build itself was broken into three distinct phases: scan, plan, build.
The first batch of crops included Dwarf Wheat and Arabidopsis, which are small flowering plants related to cabbage and mustard.
Visitors will be taken on a twelve day cruise quite literally around the world (and around and around).
Some areas that make sense to avoid are the inactive volcanoes on the planet surface.