Floating nuclear reactor using molten salt
Copenhagen-based start-up Seaborg Technologies is working on a new type of nuclear reactor that is cheap, mobile, flexible and super safe.
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Copenhagen-based start-up Seaborg Technologies is working on a new type of nuclear reactor that is cheap, mobile, flexible and super safe.
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The Square Kilometer Array Observatory (SKO) can peer deeper into the universe than any previous radio telescope, providing sharper images than Hubble.
The Shanghai Astronomical Museum (China) on July 18 officially welcomed the public to visit and experience.
A molten salt nuclear reactor that uses thorium instead of uranium could be built in the desert and provide electricity for 100,000 people.
China has launched a bank to store more than 120,000 human genetic samples on the Tibetan plateau to support research on altitude sickness.
China is building a ground-based test facility for a solar power station, which transmits electricity to Earth through microwave beams.
After several delays, the successor to the Hubble space telescope could be launched in October this year.
The company's high-tech greenhouse StarLab Oasis will grow mutant seeds in space in the desert and in Earth's orbit.
China inaugurated its first plant in Sichuan on September 11 to treat growing amounts of nuclear waste by vitrification.
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Russia is testing a seed storage facility that relies entirely on natural cold conditions to save electricity in Yakutia.
The XENONnT dark matter experiment requires a huge laboratory deep underground, tons of liquid xenon and a series of precision measurement chambers.
Powered by a farm of 750,000 solar panels, the steel plant at Pueblo will become
The O Dong Duc hydroelectric dam project has started to test electricity, with a dam height of 270m compared to the height of 181m of the Tam Hiep Dam.