The E-Waste of a Single Bitcoin Transaction Equals to Two iPhone 12 Mini

A new study published by MIT uses some shaking equivalents to help us understand the environmental impact of ledgers like Bitcoin. As they characteristically state, the e-waste from a single Bitcoin transaction is like throwing…

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Rolls-Royce’s All-Electric Aircraft Has Completed Maiden Voyage Successfully

Rolls-Royce has proudly announced that its all-electric airplane, named the ‘Spirit of Innovation’, has completed its maiden voyage with success, proving its worthiness. The plane flew for approximately 15 minutes, taking off from and landing…

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A Painless 3D Printed Vaccine Patch That Can Be Self-Administered

The timely development of Covid-19 vaccines brought hope to the fight against the global pandemic. But getting a vaccine requires a visit to a clinic or hospital. The vaccine needs cold storage and a health care provider…

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Ford Partners With Redwood Materials to Recycle EV Batteries

Automobile industry has a big impact on the planet. But worldwide the clean air policies are also working to improve air quality. Now Ford Motor Company, one of the biggest automotive companies in the world is…

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eCommerce for Manufacturers in a Post-Pandemic World

The reality is that the majority of manufacturers and distributors have recognized that businesses must adapt to survive. They’re just unsure about where to begin. As a result, we thought we’d share some tales of…

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4 Innovative Safety Features for Your New Car

For over a century, the capability of your vehicle to keep you safe was measured by the presence of seatbelts, frame reinforcements, and the addition of mirror and wiper systems. In the past decade, thanks…

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$4 Million ‘CHEERIOS Box’ Size Satellite to Hunt and Explore Alien Planets Being Launched Today

NASA is launching a $4 million miniature satellite about the size of a ‘family-sized box of Cheerios’ into space. It will head to space on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket today on Sep…

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Scientists Use Smartphones to Detect Pollutants in Water

Up to 80% of illnesses in the developing world are linked to contaminated drinking water. Every year millions of people in impoverished countries die due to waterborne diseases. People lack the facilities to check the drinking water…

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Paragon’s Liquid Hydrogen-Fuelled Evtol Has 800 Miles Range

Aviation firm Paragon VTOL Aerospace has unveiled an eVTOL aircraft that uses liquid hydrogen to extend its range. Called Soar, the eVTOL aircraft has a staggering 800-mile (1,287-km) range. Soar will be powered by a…

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Scientists Engineer Rechargeable Glow-In-The-Dark Plants That Could Serve As Street Lights

Considering the problems associated with climate change, worldwide scientists are working towards an eco-friendly and energy-efficient era. Now MIT scientists have come up with glow-in-the-dark plant life. Scientists foresee that these glow-in-the-dark plants could substitute…

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