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G.M. Commits to Sell Only Zero-Emission Vehicles by 2035

General Motors(GM), the largest legacy automaker in the United States, plans to achieve company-wide carbon-neutrality by 2040. It also commits to stop selling all gasoline or diesel-powered cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs by the year 2035.…

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New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

A physicist Fatima Ebrahimi has invented a new rocket engine thruster concept that could propel humans to Mars and beyond. She works at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). The device uses…

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‘Squall Tower’: A Sky-Kissing Turbine Shaped Scraper That Rotates With The Wind

Forget rotating restaurant, now Turkish architect HayriAtak has designed a skyscraper that shifts and rotates with wind. The design of the Engineering marvel ‘Squall Tower’ was recently revealed on HayriAtak’s website and social media. This…

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Scientists Are Planning To Harvest Energy From Black Holes

Scientists are planning to build human civilization in outer space. But for this, they require large energy resources. Now researchers at the University of Columbia and the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez of Chile have theoretically found…

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The Nuclear-Powered Aircraft to Explore Planet Jupiter

Researchers from Sofia University in Bulgaria have proposed a nuclear-powered vessel to study Jupiter. As Jupiter has a thick atmosphere and surface-free set-up, this makes it an ideal exploration site. Researchers consider Jupiter an ideal…

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Researchers Microwave Coal Powder Into Valuable Nano-Graphite

Recently researchers from the University of Wyoming have found a way to economically produce higher-value nano-graphite. They discovered that pulverized coal powder can be converted into nano-graphite using a household microwave oven. Nano-graphite is a…

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World’s Largest Portable Solar Farm Commissioned in Australia

‘SA Water’, a government agency in South Australia, has just commissioned the world’s largest portable solar PV modules array, consisting of 30,000 units. The first location of the project will be a 12-hectare site in…

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This New Type of Glue Uses Magnetic Field to Bond in Just Five Minutes

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore have developed a new way of glue activated by magnetic fields. This innovation could lead to serious energy and cost savings for companies that need adhesives on an industrial…

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7 Measures To Avoid Industrial Electrical Hazards

Electrical hazards are perhaps the most common and serious risk in industrial settings. The number of workplace injuries due to these hazards runs into the thousands every year. Unfortunately, they also cause hundreds of deaths.…

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Radioisotopes in the Industry

As you may already know, ionizing radiation is all around us – with both beneficial and negative effects. A few decades ago, radioactivity was confined to only a few fields such as the military, research,…

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Energy

G.M. Commits to Sell Only Zero-Emission Vehicles by 2035

New Fusion Rocket Could Take the First Humans to Mars 10 TIMES Faster Than Space-Proven Thrusters

‘Squall Tower’: A Sky-Kissing Turbine Shaped Scraper That Rotates With The Wind

Scientists Are Planning To Harvest Energy From Black Holes

The Nuclear-Powered Aircraft to Explore Planet Jupiter

Researchers Microwave Coal Powder Into Valuable Nano-Graphite

World’s Largest Portable Solar Farm Commissioned in Australia

This New Type of Glue Uses Magnetic Field to Bond in Just Five Minutes

7 Measures To Avoid Industrial Electrical Hazards

Radioisotopes in the Industry

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