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Scotland Generated Enough Wind Energy to Power Two Scotlands

According to WWF Scotland, Scotland’s wind turbines generated 9,831,320 megawatt hours of power between January and June 2019. Energy generated is enough to power the equivalent of 4.47 million homes for six months, which is…

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Waste to power: Scientists Create A ‘World First’ Method to Turn Plastic Waste into Electricity

Considering the serious problem of plastic waste, researchers at University of Chester have discovered a revolutionary way to turn unrecyclable plastic waste into low carbon hydrogen fuel and electricity with zero plastic remaining. It is…

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UAE’s ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ is the World’s Largest Solar Power Project

United Arab Emirates (UAE) takes the lead in going green by unveiling ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ the largest individual solar power project in the world. Developed by Emirate Water and Electricity Company, it just has reduced…

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Robot Fish Powered By Blood-Like Battery Fluid Can Swim For Over 36 Hours

A team of engineers at Cornell’s Organic Robotics Lab has created a soft robotic lionfish that is powered by its own artificial circulatory system. Main challenge in robotics is to make them perform for extended…

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Chandrayaan-2 Ready to Scan the Moon for Helium-3

Everyone in the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) are currently excited and waiting with anticipation to see how the launching of Chandrayaan-2 from the Satish Dhawan Space Center is going to unfold. Set to take…

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Germany’s First Electric Highway That Lets Trucks Draw Power from Overhead Cables

Germany is trialing latest eHighway system that uses overhead electrified cables to power specially-equipped trucks’ electric motors. It is a great initiative by Germany to curb the greenhouse gas emissions. Rita Schwarzeluehr-Sutter, parliamentary state secretary…

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Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

A new innovative airplane design known as the Flying-V embraces an entirely different approach to aircraft design. Named after the iconic Gibson Flying-V electric guitar, this plane is designed by researchers from Delft University of Technology (TU…

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Scientists Recently Set New Record for Highest-Temperature Superconductor

An international team of scientists has discovered superconductivity (the ability to conduct electricity perfectly) at a record-breaking high temperature. Researchers observed superconductivity at temperatures of about 250 Kelvin, or -23 degrees Celsius (-9.4 degrees Fahrenheit).…

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Adding Selenium Alloy Boosts Efficiency of Thin Film Solar Cells To 22%

Considering the tremendous scope of solar energy and need to search for the alternative of fossil fuels, worldwide scientists are working to make solar technology more and more efficient and cost effective. In a big…

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What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

To better understand what the Fourth Industrial Revolution entails, we must look at the preceding revolutions. The First Industrial Revolution – water and steam power to mechanize production The Second Industrial Revolution – electric power…

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Energy

Scotland Generated Enough Wind Energy to Power Two Scotlands

Waste to power: Scientists Create A ‘World First’ Method to Turn Plastic Waste into Electricity

UAE’s ‘Noor Abu Dhabi’ is the World’s Largest Solar Power Project

Robot Fish Powered By Blood-Like Battery Fluid Can Swim For Over 36 Hours

Chandrayaan-2 Ready to Scan the Moon for Helium-3

Germany’s First Electric Highway That Lets Trucks Draw Power from Overhead Cables

Revolutionary ‘Flying-V’ Plane Could Ferry Passengers Using 20% Less Fuel

Scientists Recently Set New Record for Highest-Temperature Superconductor

Adding Selenium Alloy Boosts Efficiency of Thin Film Solar Cells To 22%

What is The Fourth Industrial Revolution 4.0?

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