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DARPA is responsible for developing extremely important, groundbreaking projects that can change the world in the future.
A synthetic material that simulates the process of using sunlight to produce oxygen and hydrogen in ways similar to plant photosynthesis that has been successfully devel…
Thanks to the application of new screen material technology, scientists have brought hope to future smartphones with good displays but still saving energy.
French scientists have successfully developed a battery that uses sodium ion in accordance with industry standard 18650.
Not only is the storage capacity of supercapacitors equivalent, the electrical storage material can recharge hundreds of times with each charge lasting only a few second…
Future cyclones can help produce up to 200 megawatts of electricity, meeting the needs of thousands of families.
Ocean energy is a trend in Australia.
The HeLi-on is a compact cell battery (2,600mAh), and the most distinctive feature is that it comes with a rechargeable solar cell for self-charging.
Researchers at Cambridge University successfully built a lithium-oxygen battery, which can be charged 2,000 times, each time with enough energy for electric cars to run…
Researchers have put a lot of effort into discovering potential battery technologies that can meet the future of mobility.
The biggest balloon in the world today is the Aerocraft ML866, which is still under construction, but the largest solar-powered balloon in the world is actually flying i…
China wants to build a CEPC particle accelerator (Circular Electron Positron Collider) twice as large as the LHC in Switzerland to further study the Higg Boson particle -
According to data from the US Energy Research Agency, recently developed technologies can save 7% to 12% of fuel costs for cars.
An American company is researching to build the world's first antimatter engine rocket, at a rate many times faster than today's fastest spacecraft.
A team of researchers from the University of Michigan has successfully developed transparent photovoltaic panels.