Engineering

A New Hydroponics Method Could Make Moon Farming Possible

Scientists have been planning for long-term establishments on the moon in recent future. But the astronauts can’t live off freeze-dried food for extended space journeys. So, for providing fresh food to astronauts, scientists are conducting…

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Scientists Discovered Another Core Inside the Earth’s Core

We all know our Earth has four layers: the crust, mantle, liquid outer core, and solid inner core. Now, researchers at Australian National University (ANU) have found evidence of a new, distinct layer within our planet’s…

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The World’s Smallest 3D Printer is just 41mm Tall

3D printing technology has a wide range of applications in a large variety of fields. There are applications in firearms, the medical industry, automotive, aerospace, civil engineering, and a lot more. Most 3D printers are…

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Why Carbon Neutral Architecture is a Feat Worth Pursuing

The push for sustainability is affecting every industry — and real estate is no exception. As a result, the design movement of carbon-neutral architecture has taken off in the last ten years. By implementing carbon-neutral…

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Amazon Funds the World’s First Offshore Wind Seaweed Farm

E-commerce giant Amazon is putting significant funds into the world’s first commercial-scale seaweed farm. Located between offshore wind turbines in the Netherlands, this project has the potential to achieve a lot of great things. This…

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Anti-icing Asphalt Could Keep Roads Ice-Free for Drivers Safety

Slipping and sliding on snowy or icy roads makes driving very dangerous. There is a high risk of losing control of your vehicle and having an accident. According to the Federal Highway Administration, in the US alone,…

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The Benefits of Pleated Air Filters for Home HVAC Systems

If you have a pleated air filter in your home HVAC system, you’re already on the right track when it comes to improving your indoor air quality. But what are the other benefits of using…

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South AUSTRALIA: A Plan for World’s LARGEST H2 Power Plant

The South Australian government recently announced the plan for building a record 250 MW hydrogen electrolyzer, which is 10 times larger than any currently operating one in the world. The electrolyzer will produce hydrogen from…

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How Are Chemicals Safely Manufactured and Transported? 5 Things You Should Know

There’s a lot to unpack when it comes to the manufacture and transport of chemicals because even the examples that are ultimately harmless and inert can involve a lot of hazards during production. With that…

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The Many Uses of Satellite-Based Change Detection In GIS

The ongoing transformations of the planet’s terrestrial surface caused by natural and human activities are known as land use and land cover changes. Precise georeferencing and regular re-acquisition of geospatial data have made geographic information…

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Engineering

A New Hydroponics Method Could Make Moon Farming Possible

Scientists Discovered Another Core Inside the Earth’s Core

The World’s Smallest 3D Printer is just 41mm Tall

Why Carbon Neutral Architecture is a Feat Worth Pursuing

Amazon Funds the World’s First Offshore Wind Seaweed Farm

Anti-icing Asphalt Could Keep Roads Ice-Free for Drivers Safety

The Benefits of Pleated Air Filters for Home HVAC Systems

South AUSTRALIA: A Plan for World’s LARGEST H2 Power Plant

How Are Chemicals Safely Manufactured and Transported? 5 Things You Should Know

The Many Uses of Satellite-Based Change Detection In GIS

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