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Nanowires At 1/10000 The Size Of Human Hair Break Solar Cell Efficiency Limits

Building Solar Cells Nanowire By Nanowire The solar cell efficiency limit, known as the “Shockley Queisser Limit” (SQL) has held for many years. But recent research using nanowires seems to show that scientists will soon…

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$33 Trillion Needed To Meet Emission Targets by 2035

Some might call the idea of a profitable $33 trillion (that’s $33,000,000,000,000) investment plan to fix the planets woes “woolgathering” or “oneirism”; if nothing else it dramatizes and presages the magnitude of the task. But…

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High Octane Attempt To Birth A Baby Sun

It may sound like an automobile factory but the National Ignition Facility (NIF), finished in 2009, is the world’s largest laser with 192 intense laser beams delivering 60 times more energy than any previous system;…

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Using Engineering To Reduce The Threat & Cost Of Natural Disasters

Engineers are studying the planet’s structure and dynamic natural systems including earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, tsunamis, floods and tornadoes. Avalanches, fires, hurricanes and thunderstorms are also being studied. If it is true that the world’s atmosphere…

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Imagine Traveling To Any Destination On The Planet In A Few Hours, Sabre Rocket Engine Can

Imagine taking off from a runway like a normal aeroplane but flying so high and so fast that when you unclip your seatbelt, you float around the cabin. Look out of the windows: on one…

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Solar Impulse Plane Completes First Cross Country Flight

We’ve been keeping a close eye on the Solar Impulse, an exciting new solar powered aircraft that has been undergoing several test flights over the last few months and it has now completed its first…

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The Story Behind General Electric’s Mission As An Industrial Giant

GE Market Cap $250 Billion General Electric has been in the top five, often the top one or two companies in the United States in terms of market capitalization for decades. Despite its age GE…

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German Renewables At 25%, On Track For 100% By 2050

Economic miracles seem to occur at high frequency around the world; the Japanese did it after World War II, China is doing it now and Germany, the leading industrialized country in Europe, is doing it…

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LA To NYC In Under An Hour, Hyperloop System Will Let You Travel At 4,000 MPH

Commuting is a way of life for most Bay Area residents. Many people are accustomed to an hour commute each way without traffic. Some people even commute to Southern California several times a month, spending…

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3D Printed Batteries Become A Reality

3D printed batteries are the latest addition to the ever growing 3D printing phenomenon, which could potentially make huge strides in communications and the powering of medical devices. The lithium ion microbatteries, which have been…

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Energy

Nanowires At 1/10000 The Size Of Human Hair Break Solar Cell Efficiency Limits

$33 Trillion Needed To Meet Emission Targets by 2035

High Octane Attempt To Birth A Baby Sun

Using Engineering To Reduce The Threat & Cost Of Natural Disasters

Imagine Traveling To Any Destination On The Planet In A Few Hours, Sabre Rocket Engine Can

Solar Impulse Plane Completes First Cross Country Flight

The Story Behind General Electric’s Mission As An Industrial Giant

German Renewables At 25%, On Track For 100% By 2050

LA To NYC In Under An Hour, Hyperloop System Will Let You Travel At 4,000 MPH

3D Printed Batteries Become A Reality

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