Aircraft Get ‘Intelligent’ Solution to Frozen Fuel Lines

One of the most significant problems for planes is preventing water, waste and fuel lines from freezing up in the sky. When it does happen, you end up with a scene like the one pictured above,…

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Oil, Coal and Natural Gas are Powerless Compared to Geothermal Energy

Geothermal energy isn’t a new concept. The first geothermal plant was built in 1904 in Larderello, Italy; it is a “steam field” that continues to produce energy today. Generations have tapped into geothermal energy on…

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Is Tidal Power the Wave of the Future or a Wipeout?

Tidal power has its benefits as a renewable energy source with more predictability than its wind and solar energy sisters being one of them. But it also has its drawbacks, such as the price tag…

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Glowing Plants Could Replace Your Lightbulbs

Trees could light up your street. Flowers could illuminate your garden. It sounds like something from the movie Avatar but the Glowing Plant Project is working to make glowing trees and flowers a reality. New…

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Costa Concordia Righted in Biggest Salvage Operation of Its Kind

More than 500 engineers from 24 countries have worked together to successfully right the Costa Concordia. It took 19 hours to pull the 114,000-ton cruise ship upright. In her prime, the Costa Concordia carried 3,700…

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Kuwait to Harness 2,000 MW of Renewable Energy with New Project

Interested in building a 70 megawatt solar power farm in the next three years? Kuwait’s looking for companies who want to join a three-phase process to generate a total of 2,000 megawatts of renewable energy…

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Fusion Reactions Captured On Camera, 1 Billion Frames Per Second!

An emerging theme in science and engineering is the identification and tracking of particles and other phenomena that are fleeting and cannot be tracked either by the human eye or the most powerful microscopes. The…

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Surrealism Movement’s Delightfully Disturbing Influence on Architecture

We’ve all seen buildings that twist, turn and seem to challenge gravity. They may be beautiful or downright disturbing. These architectural masterpieces are inspired by the Surrealism movement that began in the 1920s. Surrealism tends…

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NASA’s New Camera Upgrades Give Mars Rover a Brain

NASA has announced new upgrades to its famous Mars rover, which include an intuitive camera system. TextureCam, manufactured by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, can not only take photos of Mars’ surface, rocks and any other specimens,…

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The America’s Cup Pushes Sailboats to Record-Breaking Speeds

At first glance, AC72 sailboats seem to defy the laws of motion. They’re powered by the wind but can travel at speeds even greater than that of the wind propelling them. How? The crew behind…

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Aircraft Get ‘Intelligent’ Solution to Frozen Fuel Lines

Oil, Coal and Natural Gas are Powerless Compared to Geothermal Energy

Is Tidal Power the Wave of the Future or a Wipeout?

Glowing Plants Could Replace Your Lightbulbs

Costa Concordia Righted in Biggest Salvage Operation of Its Kind

Kuwait to Harness 2,000 MW of Renewable Energy with New Project

Fusion Reactions Captured On Camera, 1 Billion Frames Per Second!

Surrealism Movement’s Delightfully Disturbing Influence on Architecture

NASA’s New Camera Upgrades Give Mars Rover a Brain

The America’s Cup Pushes Sailboats to Record-Breaking Speeds

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